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Former Elkton resident Mark Wyatt opens chiropractic office in Clarksville. (link to article in Clarksville Leaf Chronicle)
Elkton's Image Dance Squads win multiple titles. (link to article by Russellville News-Democrat.
Christian County animal shelter receiving overflow of animals from soldiers deploying to Iraq. Shelter staff say many are coming from Elkton and Todd County. (link to article and video from News Channel 5 in Nashville)
Former Todd Countian Amy Bingham leaving WBKO
Former Todd County resident and Todd Central graduate Amy Bingham is leaving WBKO television in Bowling Green after working there as a news anchor and other positions for 15 years. Amy will now be working for Western Kentucky University as the coordinator of broadcast services. Amy is married to Kentucky State Representative Jim DeCesare.
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KNE runs front page story on the lives of Dennis and Mary Ann Lancaster
Today's Kentucky New Era ran a front page story about the life and deaths of Elkton couple Dennis and Mary Ann Lancaster.
The Lancasters were married for 60 years but died only 3 days apart, Dennis (87) on March 7th and Mary Ann (79) on March 10th.
Click here to read the New Era column.
The Lancasters were married for 60 years but died only 3 days apart, Dennis (87) on March 7th and Mary Ann (79) on March 10th.
Click here to read the New Era column.
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Photo of the Day (March 6th, 2008)
Judge R.N. Cartwright. Photo taken on Elkton Square. Date believed to be 1942.
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WBKO Reports that Todd County Sheriff files lawsuit
Bowling Green's WBKO TV reported Thursday night that Todd County Sheriff Billy Stokes has filed a lawsuit against Judge Executive Arthur Green and the Todd County fiscal court.
Sheriff Stokes was quoted, "I'm trying to do a job the best I could do it, but I've got bills that need to be paid and I deserve to be paid."
Judge Green was quoted, "It appears that the sheriff is claiming that we owe him money and I think our records will be sufficient enough to prove that is not the case."
Click this link to read the full report from WBKO and to watch the WBKO video of the interview with Sheriff Stokes and Judge Green.
Sheriff Stokes was quoted, "I'm trying to do a job the best I could do it, but I've got bills that need to be paid and I deserve to be paid."
Judge Green was quoted, "It appears that the sheriff is claiming that we owe him money and I think our records will be sufficient enough to prove that is not the case."
Click this link to read the full report from WBKO and to watch the WBKO video of the interview with Sheriff Stokes and Judge Green.
SUBMIT NEWS, PHOTOS, VIDEO TO TODDCOUNTYONLINE.COM BY EMAIL (please put Todd County Online in the subject line)
Former Elkton businessman Howard Haley dies at 87
Long time and well known Elkton resident and businessman Howard Haley died Sunday of natural causes. Haley was 87.
He operated the Elkton Allis Chalmers dealership in the 1950s, a sales representative for National Vendors for 16 years and former owner of the J.H. Ramsey Furniture Co. and Haley’s Hardware Store in Elkton.
Howard was a member of the American Legion and was a Shriner and a World War II Army Air Corps veteran.
Visitation will be from 4 until 8 p.m. Tuesday at Latham Funeral Home and services 11 a.m. Wednesday.
He operated the Elkton Allis Chalmers dealership in the 1950s, a sales representative for National Vendors for 16 years and former owner of the J.H. Ramsey Furniture Co. and Haley’s Hardware Store in Elkton.
Howard was a member of the American Legion and was a Shriner and a World War II Army Air Corps veteran.
Visitation will be from 4 until 8 p.m. Tuesday at Latham Funeral Home and services 11 a.m. Wednesday.
Snow at the old Todd County Courthouse (January 2008)
Following major renovations in recent years the Old Todd County Courthouse National Historic Landmark built in 1835 never looked better.
Photo by Darrin Cole
Evelyn Boone's weekly New Era column -- Nora Mae
Another great column in this week's Kentucky New Era by Todd County native Evelyn Boone.
Boone wrote this week of a name known by practically all Todd Countians aged 50 and up, Miss Nora Mae Fox. Fox was know as a fantistic pianist giving lessons to many locals. Nora was the organist for United Methodist Church for almost 50 years and Boone reported that she only missed one service in all those years. Truly amazing.
Boone wrote this week of a name known by practically all Todd Countians aged 50 and up, Miss Nora Mae Fox. Fox was know as a fantistic pianist giving lessons to many locals. Nora was the organist for United Methodist Church for almost 50 years and Boone reported that she only missed one service in all those years. Truly amazing.
Elkton City Council
The Elkton City Council had a special meeting on December 6th.
The council's regular monthly meeting was held on December 10th.
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