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Field Fire Prompts July 4th Warning
LONE OAK, KY- Burning trash today quickly got out of control for a local landowner and firefighters say it's an important warning for the July 4th weekend.
Police are in a dangerous race with an armed robber hoping to catch him before he terrorizes another group of fast food workers to steal money.
Three Armed Robberies Remain Unsolved In Lone Oak
Looking across the street at an area restaurant on Lone Oak Road Bruce Wilkins shakes his head "It's scary, especially when it's happened 3 times in one month," he says.
Police Investigate Armed Robbery
Paducah Police Officers are investigating an armed robbery. Investigators say Monday around 8:35 p.m. a man walked into the Marathon Gas Station on Lone Oak Road.
Debris Fires Get Out Of Control
Warm weather drew many into their yards to burn debris left over from Winter Storm '09, but wind and dry conditions caused some of those fires to get out of control.
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Guardsmen cut through fallen trees in ice-caked KY
National Guard troops swinging chain saws made their way into isolated Kentucky communities Sunday to check on residents walloped by a winter storm that Gov. Steve Beshear called the biggest natural disaster ever to hit the state.
Some 4,600 guardsmen fanned out across Kentucky to distribute food and water, remove fallen trees, go door-to-door in hard-hit areas and provide security in communities that have been evacuated.
With high temperatures well into the 40s through the weekend, much of the ice that had clung to buildings, power lines, trees and roads has disappeared. And another winter storm that had been forecast to hit Monday apparently will bypass the state.
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In western KY, still stuck in ice storm's grip
The power had been out since Tuesday at Lakeland Arbor Village, an independent-living community, and some of the food was spoiling, at least the stuff anyone really wanted to eat.
'I still have some potted meat, but I'm getting kind of tired of it,' said resident Ann Smith, 66, wearing a stocking cap that she takes with her to bed.
Across Kentucky, the state hardest hit by the deadly ice storm that has hobbled parts of several states for most of a week, people without power spent another day Saturday crammed into the homes of relatives and neighbors who did. Others unable or unwilling to seek shelter awaited sporadic visits from rescuers, and some still hadn't been reached.
Voters Decide Fate Of Two Wineries
One local winery is toasting its victory, while another faces the results of a sobering loss.
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Merger forces parents to make hard decisions
Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Jan. 12--After lugging her laptop to school board meetings to make her case against consolidation, Sue Camilleri decided to pull her two children out of McCracken County Schools.
E-Cycling Your Old Electronics
Christmas is over, and you may now be finding yourself stocked up on new electronics.
Man Arrested For Writing $10,000 In Bad Checks
A man accused of passing bad checks in two states is in jail. Sheriff's deputies in McCracken County arrested Logan Enoch at the Denton Motel in Lone Oak last week.
Wintry Weather Claims One Life and Creates ...
The wintry weather has proven deadly, claiming the life of one person in our area early Tuesday morning.
State Board Approves Merger of McCracken County Schools
The state of Kentucky has approved a long range facility plan for the merger of three McCracken County schools.
Lone Oak is no longer a city. The tiny town in western Kentucky dissolved its government at 12:01 a.m. Monday following a Nov.
Lone Oak Adjusting To Loss Of City Status
Except for a few formalities, the city of Lone Oak doesn't exist. Lone Oak in western Kentucky lost its 30-year status as a city at 12:01 a.m. CST on Monday following a Nov.
Baptist Sanctuary Suffers Extensive Fire Damage
Fred Feiler thought it was burning popcorn at first. Feiler, a member of Immanuel Baptist Church, was standing in the church hallway Thursday afternoon, talking to the minister of music, when he and others ...