Sheriff Stokes pleads not guilty. (link to article at Kentucky New Era)
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Todd County Sheriff's saga continues. Adairville resident makes allegations against Sheriff Stokes. Read details at Russellville News-Democrat.
UPDATE: 4-2-2008
Kentucky New Era reports that Todd County Sheriff has been charged with 3 misdemeanors. (link to story)
UPDATE: 4-3-2008:
Nashville's WSMV-Tv interviews Sheriff Stokes
http://www.wsmv.com/video/15787488/index.html
UPDATE: 4-3-2008
Sheriff Stokes talks with Bowling Green's WBKO-TV.
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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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.
Deputies rehired -- temporarily
The Kentucky New Era has a front page story in today's paper stating that the Todd County sheriff's department has rehired two sheriffs but apparently only through the end of the month.
The money to pay the deputies came from the fiscal court but County Judge-Executive Arthur Green says there will be no more money. Judge Green was quoted saying “Because we have little industry, our tax base is not very large. We can only expend funds we have because we have to have a balanced budget.”
Sheriff Stokes said “I have no idea how I’m going to make it. One idea I know I’m not going to have is to borrow money for it.”
Read New Era column here (subscription required)
The money to pay the deputies came from the fiscal court but County Judge-Executive Arthur Green says there will be no more money. Judge Green was quoted saying “Because we have little industry, our tax base is not very large. We can only expend funds we have because we have to have a balanced budget.”
Sheriff Stokes said “I have no idea how I’m going to make it. One idea I know I’m not going to have is to borrow money for it.”
Read New Era column here (subscription required)
Rebels selected to 2007 All-Kentucky New Era football team
Todd Central football player Matt Buis was selected to the 2007 All-Kentucky New Era team on defense. Buis played linebacker for the Rebels. Aaron Power, DeAndre Mensah, Jake Perdue, Ethan Boley, Terrance Moore and Ethan Power were honorable mention selections.
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