November 2023 – Page 31

Kentucky Defense Focused on Containing Alabama’s Milroe

November 10, 2023 Kisha Jones

One week after facing a dangerous running quarterback, the Kentucky defense will face another as eighth-ranked Alabama comes to Lexington. The Tide’s quarterback is the ever-improving Jalen Milroe, who has really found his footing later […]

Looking at the impact Ohio’s marijuana law has on Kentucky

November 10, 2023 Kisha Jones

(WKYT) – Kentucky’s neighbor to the north just took a big stride in the cannabis industry. People in Ohio voted to legalize recreational marijuana use. RELATED: Ohio votes to legalize marijuana for adult recreational use, becoming […]

Ricky Phipps

November 10, 2023 Kisha Jones

Ricky Phipps of Monticello, Kentucky was born November 3rd,1957 and departed this life Wednesday, November 8th, 2023 reaching the age of 66 years. He was the son of Helen Koger Phipps and the late Herman […]

Velma Mae McGuire Dodson

November 9, 2023 Kisha Jones

Velma Mae McGuire Dodson, age 76, of Monticello, KY, passed away Wednesday, November 8, 2023 at Golden Years Nursing Home. She is survived by: 2 sons, Jackie Dodson (Stacy) and Darrell Dodson (Bridgette) 2 daughters, […]

Pulaski County double murder suspect taken into custody in Indiana

November 9, 2023 Kisha Jones

(WKYT) – UPDATE: A suspect wanted in connection with a double murder in Pulaski County has been taken into custody, the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office says. They say 20-year-old Austin Prather was taken into custody in Evansville, […]

Our Local National Guard is Preparing for Activation

November 9, 2023 Eric Criswell

In about a month our local “B” Battery 623rd, National Guard Unit will be activated for duty with our local service men and women expected to be deployed. In speaking with the public affairs officer […]

Monticello Man Arrested Following Violent Altercation with Law Enforcement in Somerset

November 9, 2023 Eric Criswell

Pulaski County Sheriff Bobby Jones reports on November 7, 2023, at approximately 4:27 PM, Deputy Dylan West responded to the Social Security Office in Pulaski County concerning a complaint of a disorderly person inside the […]

Two Arrested Following Disturbance in Monticello

November 9, 2023 Eric Criswell

At approximately 12:45 p.m. Chief Joey Hoover and Officer Josh Smith responded to a disturbance call at 198 North Second Street. A male and female were continuing to argue at the edge of the street […]

Fiscal Court to Meet this Evening

November 9, 2023 Eric Criswell

Fiscal Court Agenda November 9′”, 2023 6:00 p.m. 2) Roll Call 3) Pledge 4) Minutes – October 12′”, 2023 5) Old Business – Road Adoptions I) Buck Knob Rel. II) Windy View Way 6) New […]

Commodities Today, Feeding America Tomorrow

November 9, 2023 Eric Criswell

The Monthly commodity food distribution for those on the active list is coming up this afternoon from 1 – 3 pm at the Community Action Agency, located around back of the Senior Citizens Center. The […]

Bell Elementary to host a Veterans Program Tomorrow

November 9, 2023 Eric Criswell

Bell Elementary will be having breakfast tomorrow at 7:30 and a program to follow, all veterans are welcome. Local veterans will be able to co me and visit with the children, and share some history […]

Families Enjoy Student Art Exhibition

November 9, 2023 Eric Criswell

WCHS Students did a great a job painting scenes in Wayne County at the Small Town, Big Heart Exhibit. They were displayed at “the Nest” in downtown Monticello with a special open house to celebrate […]

Month: November 2023

Kentucky Defense Focused on Containing Alabama’s Milroe

Looking at the impact Ohio’s marijuana law has on Kentucky

Ricky Phipps

Velma Mae McGuire Dodson

Pulaski County double murder suspect taken into custody in Indiana

Our Local National Guard is Preparing for Activation

Monticello Man Arrested Following Violent Altercation with Law Enforcement in Somerset

Two Arrested Following Disturbance in Monticello

Fiscal Court to Meet this Evening

Commodities Today, Feeding America Tomorrow

Bell Elementary to host a Veterans Program Tomorrow

Families Enjoy Student Art Exhibition

Joan Faye Ferrell

Margie Lee Dukes

Herbert Keith Acrey

Dwight Lyman, better known as Dee Stephenson

Glenna Mae Tucker