morning cram (some kinda edition)

Make wonderful weekends.

KY~ Circle one: Jenna was aw(esome/ful). Fort Campbell soldiers are about to ship out. A Calloway Grand Jury will review child porn (case).  Dunlap’s lawyers ask to stall his trial. Carlisle County (alleged) arsonist writes a letter. KY’s jobless rate is a tenth of a point higher. Mongiardo’s senate bid is a GO! (officially).

TN~ Bredesen’s education plan plows through both houses. State’s unemployment jumps almost 1%.

SPORTS~ Men’s: MSU>EIU, APSU<TTU, UTM<SEMO. Women’s: APSU<TTU, UTM>SEMO, MSU<EIU.

morning cram (masses choose it edition)

How does Brown turn a blue state purple?

KY~ Paxton still wants to bail out Greyhound. Executive Inn should be gone by November. Watch out for I24 work (Paducah’s exit 3). Paducah to try serial killer. Judge Woodall, what’s a territory? PETA decries Fort Campbell pig killings. Hopkinsville Community College pushes state to retract cuts. A license to poke. Beshear: slot money is only (practical) option.

morning cram (MLK edition)

Happy belated birthday, Dr. King.

KY~ A once segregated park unveils a newly renovated building. Wal-Mart drops FLW tourneys. Dawson Springs strays have a place to stay (temporarily). Since 2007, 49 women were killed by their partners statewide; people are rallying.

TN~ Clarksville’s financial forecast: optimistic. Henry County strives to keep giving kids free books.

morning cram (boat-loss edition)

Listen to the Front Page (here) today @ noon.

KY~ Reidland-Farley will take out a loan and sell that boat for a loss. Damage estimates top $200k @ Irvin Cobb Apts. McCracken throws convention board a bone. A Hopkinsville  woman wins a $1m jackpot and her mayor bids for second term. Stumbo suggests tax reform. The senate will vote on an abortion law. Social workers lobby for more protection$. State Auditor Luallen says colon screenings shouldn’t be taboo.

TN~ Incoming senate vote on Bredesen’s education plan.

IL~ Massac County needs a new Emergency Director.

NCAA~ (Men’s) MSU > JSU, UTM < TTU; (Women’s) APSU > TSU, UTM > TTU, MSU > JSU.

morning cram (haitian solace edition)

Poor Haiti. If you donate, watch for scams.

KY~ 40/92 Irvin Cobb tenants back in; finger pointing ensues.  Beshear’s holding a yard sale. Legislature will consider nuke power (again). Senators let charter school proposal die despite growing popularity.

TN~ A Clarksville schemer allegedly generated hundreds of frivolous lawsuits. Henry County High’s Band Director dies. Bredesen’s education proposal makes headway.

morning cram (recuse me? edition)

KY~ Will Judge Woodall step down from the triple-murder case? Paducah will use grant$ to continue its trail and buy a new robot. MSU adds five hall of famers. Calloway County is under the school-oscope. Some of us are out of propane. That tracking bill clears the House, and the Senate will vote on education bill today.  State unveils transparent URL.

TN~ Henry County plans to buy an inflatable tower. Bredesen pushes harder for education plan, while the Senate stalls a paper ballot law.

IL~ Officials grace an earthquake summit.

morning cram (free money race edition)

Get out the spurs! Let the great politician scramble begin!

KY~ Hopkinsville stops suing AT&T and a home invasion victim there has been ID’d. Federal money fixes homes in Dawson’s Springs. A Eastern KY prison is going Girls Only. The House votes today on tracking bill. All reps want federal funds, but no charter schools allowed! MSU smashes EIU.

TN~ Recent demand for energy busts TVA records. A Tanner contender goes indie. Bredesen”s education proposal concerns some lawmakers.

morning cram (weekender edition)

Hi, friends.  The Front Page (responsible journalism) airs today @ noon on 91-3. Enjoy your weekend (in excess).

KY~ McCracken County is $9m ahead and Paducah wants to hold hands.  Area towboat operator may layoff +150 employees. Murray stabber’s complicit wife charged. Swine flu kills 37-year-old Oak Grove lady. Hopkinsville still suing AT&T.  Pre-filed bill may kill gambling debate. Domestic violence tracking bill gains support. Officials will discuss education standards.  Former Gov. endorses Dr. Dan.

TN~ Clarksville is totally going to study things.

morning cram (debut edition)

By Chris Taylor

Since vaguely defining my blogging intentions, I’ve since decided to sum up your regional morning coverage, but nice ‘n quick in the Chris Taylor-style. So welcome to your morning cram.

KY~ The state legislature opens up today. Snow Thursday. Beshear has a plan to dig us out of the red. The Republican effort for Bunning’s seat is now a three-way. Don’t bet on Paducah to snag a new middle school this year. Despite a potential ruling next week, the Paducah/Greyhound bus spat will drag on. Some alleged Oak Grove monster was captured for child-rape x10. A former Calvert City worker denies a methlab fire was his.

TN~ Bredesen pushes for education reform. Herron has $675k in his US Congress bid. Clarksville will pay to study things for the next 20 years.

SPORTS~ MSU won, UTM lost, APSU lost.