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85 and half year old, Dr. Mary Dean Futrell speaks with Bill Booth about Austin Peay

Monday evening June 8th in Hopkinsville, Bill Booth sat down with the oldest Alum in attendance at the Austin Peay State University  "Traveling Tailgate."  Dr. Mary Dean Futrell is an 85 and a half year-old native of Trigg County, Kentucky that has gotten her education and traveled the world.  APSU President, Dr. Tim Hall has promised Dr. Futrell a personal tour of the campus when she comes to visit.

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HIP: Steve Tribble

This interview originally ran on Hoptown this Morning with Ann Petrie.  Steve Tribble is the current Christian County Judge Executive.

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HIP: Charles Petty

This interview originally ran on Hoptown this Morning with Ann Petrie.  Charles Petty: local business man, humorous,  self trained weather caster and collector of quotes.  Listen to HIP - Charles Petty

HIP: Howard Willen

This interview originally ran on Hoptown this Morning with Ann Petrie.  Howard Willen is long time Methodist minister in Hopkinsville and Associate Pastor in his retirement. 
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WKDZ/WHVO 5pm News Edge (Aired Monday, June 8, 2009)

 Here is the WKDZ/WHVO 5pm News Edge anchored by Tammy Hancock that aired Monday, June 8, 2009.

Hear details of the following stories:

• BACH Commander at Fort Campbell promoted to Brigadier General during ceremony today;
• Some key unions in the state endorsing Attorney General Jack Conway for U.S. Senate;
• 3rd District State Senator Joey Pendleton of Hopkinsville discusses General Assembly special session;
• Wings of Liberty Museum at Fort Campbell ready for construction but lacks $24 million dollars in funding;
• Saturday Oak Grove Tea Party organized by Christian County Republican Party;
• Kentucky State Police weekly fatality report;
• Smithland man flown to Evansville hospital after falling underneath a car his wife was driving during domestic dispute at Pisgah Bay campground in Land Between the Lakes Recreational Area;
• CCHS, HHS, and TCHS graduation recaps;
• Funeral announcements;

And more...

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WKDZ/WHVO 5pm News Edge (Aired Friday, June 5th, 2009)

Here is the WKDZ/WHVO 5pm News Edge anchored by Tammy Hancock that aired Friday, June 5th, 2009.

Hear details of the following stories:

• Kentucky Emergency Regional Managers named;
• Pennyrile Allied Community Services Director to be installed as 81st President of Kentucky Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club;
• Trigg County Judge Executive responds to Grow Trigg ad;
• Tie Breaker Family Aquatic Center update on opening of swimming pool;
• Former Graves County Schools Superintendent and Christian County Public School Superintendent Brady Link investigated for violations;
• Christian County emergency road funding;
• Hopkinsville-Christian County Chamber of Commerce annual dinner;
• Funeral announcements;

And more...

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WKDZ/WHVO 5pm News Edge (Aired Thursday, June 4, 2009)

Here is the WKDZ/WHVO 5pm News Edge anchored by Tammy Hancock that aired Thursday, June 4, 2009.

Hear details of the following stories:

• Five Christian County High School students charged after alleged fight on last day of school;
• 1st District Congressman Ed Whitfield will seek another term;
• 2008 Audit of Trigg County Sheriff Billy Stokes released;
• Grow Trigg meeting;
• 18-year old Clarksville girl and two juveniles charged with murdering her father;
• Hopkinsville Community College vandalized;
• Crimes, wrecks, and arrests;
• Funeral announcements;

And more...

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WKDZ/WHVO 5pm News Edge (Aired Wednesday, June 3, 2009)

Here is the WKDZ/WHVO 5pm News Edge anchored by Tammy Hancock that aired Wednesday, June 3, 2009.

Hear details of the following stories:

• Governor Beshear issues official call for lawmakers to return to Frankfort for Special Session later this month;
• Ft. Campbell Commanding General and other personnel to return from Afghanistan;
• Hopkinsville man accused of attempted murder of police officer sentenced in Christian Circuit Court;
• Update on Trigg County Justice Center;
• Two Hopkinsville men charged in connection to two armed robberies;
• Hopkinsville City Council meeting;
• Cadiz City Council meeting;
• Clarksville-Oak Grove pursuit;
• Wrecks, crimes and arrests;
• Funeral announcements;

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Lew Jetton Speaks with Bill Booth on Real Country 106.5 WKDZ

Lew Jetton spoke with Bill Booth during the Live Afternoon Drive on Monday June 1st, 2009..Lew discusses the inspiration for his song "She's My Waffle House Woman"...and talks about how technology has helped "Lew Jetton and 61 South" get their music out to the public.


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WKDZ/WHVO 5pm News Edge (Aired Tuesday, June 2, 2009)

Here is the WKDZ/WHVO 5pm News Edge anchored by Tammy Hancock that aired Tuesday, June 2, 2009.

Hear details of the following stories:

• Jury returns verdict of Hopkinsville man charged with Attempted Murder of a Hopkinsville Police Officer and other offenses;
• Two Cadiz teens, including a Trigg County High School student, charged with 2nd Degree Burglary;
• Three Trigg County residents charged with Arson of Cerulean Road mobile home;
• Three Christian County High Students and One Hopkinsville High Student to attend Gatton Academy at WKU;
• Kentucky Public Service Commission postpones 364 area code implementation;
• Tie Breaker Family Aquatic Center update;
• Fort Campbell soldier charged with child abuse of 2-year old daughter;
• Christian County Health Department Board of Directors meeting;
• Trigg County Fiscal Court meeting;
• Crimes, wrecks, and arrests;
• Funeral announcements;

And, more...

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