Venue, Business Capacity Restrictions to Ease More on May 28
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear announced plans Thursday to reduce restrictions in the state by the end of the month and said he will likely lift them all this summer before his goal of 2.5 million vaccinations
William Henderson, 73, of Lyon County
Graveside services for 73-year old William “Bill” Henderson, of Lyon County, will be Saturday afternoon, May 8, at 12:30 at Blue Spring Cemetery in Caldwell County. Visitation will be Saturday from 10:00 until noon at Lakeland Funeral
Attorneys Still Waiting For Forensic Report in Pembroke Triple-Murder Case
Defense attorneys are still waiting for a forensic report in the case of Pembroke triple-murder suspect Christian “Kit” Martin.
McConnell Addresses LBL Budget Situation and Management Future
One day after U.S. Representative James Comer said there would be no budget cuts to Land Between the Lakes, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said confusion over the funding situation is being monitored in Washington.
Dr. Jenny Franke Says The New Variants of COVID-19 Are Already Here
Even though Kentuckians generally have become accustomed to Covid-19 being a part of everyday life, there still seem to be unanswered questions surrounding the seemingly ever-changing variables.
Otistean Cortner, 96, formerly of Princeton
Funeral services for 96-year old Otistean Cortner, formerly of Princeton, will be Sunday afternoon, May 9, at 1:00 at Morgan’s Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Visitation will begin at 11:00. She is survived
New Prosecutor Assigned in Cerulean Arson Case
A special prosecutor has been assigned to the case of a Cerulean woman who was previously convicted of attempted murder and arson connected with a 2018 fire.
Princeton Community Gathers For National Day Of Prayer (w/Photos)
Pastors of local churches and others prayed over our community and nation Thursday at the National Day of Prayer held in front of the Caldwell County Courthouse.
Health Department Confirms Three Past Deaths In Caldwell Linked To COVID-19
The Pennyrile District Health Department announced four new COVID-19 cases around its five-county district Wednesday and ten past deaths that the state has confirmed were related to the virus.
Dawson Springs High School Ranked By US News Among Top Schools In State
US News and World Report magazine recently released its most current school rankings for 2021 and Dawson Springs Jr. High High School ranked in the top ten percent out of 377 high schools in Kentucky.