Hopkinsville, KY – A small college in Hopkinsville that dates back more than 120 years has transformed itself from a trade school for African Americans to a source for those in the region seeking a biblical education. Carrie Pond has more.
Murray, Ky – This week as we interview regional newspaper editors. Chad Lampe speaks with the Paris Post-Intelligencer News Editor Ken Walker, about how they coped with being an oasis in an ice storm, and how West Tennessee is weathering the financial storm.
Murray, Ky – It's been one month since the devastating ice storm struck the region. More than 700-thousand Kentuckians were without power. Many still remain without power. The Federal Emergency Management Agency was summoned to help with resources initially, and now are facilitating reimbursement for civic organizations and first responders. Chad Lampe speaks with FEMA public affairs specialist Diana Gee about the reimbursement process.
Murray, Ky – It's been one month since the devastating ice storm struck the region. More than 700-thousand Kentuckians were without power. Many still remain without power. The Federal Emergency Management Agency was summoned to help with resources initially, and now are facilitating reimbursement for civic organizations and first responders. Chad Lampe speaks with FEMA public affairs specialist Diana Gee about the reimbursement process.
Murray, Ky – It's been one month since the devastating ice storm struck the region. More than 700-thousand Kentuckians were without power. Many still remain without power. The Federal Emergency Management Agency was summoned to help with resources initially, and now are facilitating reimbursement for civic organizations and first responders. Chad Lampe speaks with FEMA public affairs specialist Diana Gee about the reimbursement process.
Paducah, KY – Contractors for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet have picked up more than 84 thousand cubic yards of debris in the State's 12 westernmost counties since last month's ice storm. Spokesman Keith Todd says that amount of material would fill more than 38,200 pickup trucks. Crews have collected the most material from Lyon and Livingston counties so far. Motorists are reminded to remain alert for removal crews as they continue their work.