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Council seeking grants to fund bike path projects Kirsten Barnhart, DHI Media News Editor Tuesday, April 13, 2021 8:45 AM Safety-Service Director Jay Fleming spoke about grant proposals he will be seeking on part of the City. The grants will help fund bike paths. (DHI Media/Kirsten Barnhart) VAN WERT – During Monday’s Van Wert City Council meeting, Council passed legislation that would allow the Safety-Service Director to apply for grants to help pay for a bike path that would eventually connect the reservoir trails to the bike path. Safety Service Directo...

A grand jury will hear the murder case against a Calloway County man charged in connection to the fatal shooting of a Murray State University student last month. During a preliminary hearing in Calloway District Court Wednesday morning, the Murray Ledger & Times reports Judge Randall Hutchens found enough evidence to send the case of 22-year old Julius Sotomayor, Jr., of Almo, to a grand jury. Calloway Commonwealth’s Attorney Dennis Foust reportedly said the next grand jury is scheduled to meet next week. As previously reported by the News Edge, Kentucky State Police arrested Sotomayor in c...

Hopkinsville, KY, USA / WHOP 1230 AM | News Radio Apr 7, 2021 9:50 AM A Calloway County grand jury will hear the case against the man accused of murdering a Murray State student last month who had family in Hopkinsville. The body of 21-year old Sarah Townsend of Farmville, Virginia was found early in the morning on March 26 on Fox Road near McCuiston Drive in Calloway County. An autopsy determined Townsend died from multiple gunshot wounds. During a preliminary hearing Wednesday in Calloway District Court, KSP Detective Trevor Pervine testified Townsend had been at a party in Murray with 22-y...

Enter your number to get our free mobile app Several Town of Goshen residents in the south end of Goshen near Fox Road, Twin Springs Lane and recently warned police after seeing what was described as a "large black bear" in the neighborhood. "As bears emerge from their dens, they use their sensitive noses to find food. Human-related food sources such as bird feeders, pet food, and garbage can attract bears and lead to potential conflicts. Feeding bears either intentionally, which is illegal, or unintentionally through careless property management, has consequences for entire communities, as w...

Stunning street art painted underneath railway viaduct By Martin Booth, Wednesday Mar 17, 2021 An area previously blighted by tagging has been transformed by a collection of Bristol artists. The community art scheme underneath the Fox Road viaduct in Easton sees five stunning pieces of art replace the graffiti that was previously on the columns. Severnside Community Rail Partnership and Network Rail commissioned artist groups and five Bristol artists to create the new artwork. Get Bristol24/7's top stories emailed direct to you in our daily and weekly newsletters Your email address Sign up Th...