Month: May 2022

Monticello Police Chief, Joey Hoover reports at approximately 2:55 p.m. Sunday, May 29th, MPD Officer Brandon Bertram and Wayne County EMS personnel responded to 120 Conn Street Apartment #1 for a 911 call that a […]

The latest unemployment rates have been released for the month of March, showing a drop in Wayne County. Wayne County 4.2% down from 4/9% at the last report. Pulaski County 3.9 Russell County 4.1 Clinton […]

A boil water has been issued due to a line break for customers at Hwy 858. Until further notice, boil all water used for drinking and cooking, bringing the water to a rolling boil for […]

Monticello Firefighters responded to a structure fire on Michigan Avenue at 4:40  Monday afternoon. Crews were on the scene for around 4 hours, the structure was a total loss.

Wayne County Sheriff Tim Catron reports the following arrests. Sheena M. Askins of Monticello, Ky. was arrested for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, possession of an open alcoholic beverage container in […]

        Wayne County Sheriff’s Department Weekly Arrest & Activity Log May 20th  thru May 26th         21 Total Arrest for the Period of May 20th Thru May 26th   […]

0               MPD- CALL LOG             DATE LOCATION PAGE # 1 5/20/2022 HILLARD AVE HARASSMENT-REFERRED COUNTY ATTORNEY   N.MAIN ST REQUEST SPEAK TO OFFICER- […]

From Coach, Tyler Guffey; As the off-season comes to a close, our team put in major work. I am very proud of these kids because up to this point they had not had a regular […]

Mexican Chicken and Dumplings By: Charlotte Conley – Dough Rollers Homemaker Club Sharing Our Best Cookbook   4 boneless, skinless chicken breast 1 (20 pkg.) tortillas 1 ½ qt. chicken broth 2 cans of cream […]

Plenty of closings for the Memorial Day weekend have been announced. Monticello City Hall, the Courthouse, state offices, Justice Center, Utility Commission (city garbage pickup held as normal), Extension Office, public library, and Health Department […]

 (WKYT) – Summer holidays typically cause places like lakes, pools and restaurants to be busier, but fire departments also see an increase in calls as the temperatures being to rise. “That’s generally because there are […]