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DAVIESS COUNTY — For Whitesville native Scott Ethridge, the lead guitarist for the local outlaw country five-piece Yellow Banks, rock music seemed to pave the way into the arts.
For Whitesville native Scott Ethridge, the lead guitarist for the local outlaw country five-piece Yellow Banks, rock music seemed to pave the way into the arts.
A Hopkinsville man and woman were arrested after police say they broke into a building in downtown Hopkinsville Thursday morning. Hopkinsville Police say 36-year-old Scott Ethridge and 31-year-old Holly Burns were found inside a building on North Virginia Street. The couple had reportedly plugged in lights and other appliances. The owner had previously contacted police asking for them to arrest anyone on the property due to electricity being used and items being stolen. Police say Ethridge and Burns had a crowbar and a saw blade along with other tools used to make entry into the premises. B...
Scott Ethridge, 36, was served a warrant and arrested for complicity to third-degree burglary. The warrant states Ethridge, in complicity with Holly Burns, 31, took items from a closed business in the area of West Second Street and Riverfront Drive. The pair can reportedly be seen on surveillance camera going to the rear of the building, to the docking area and removing merchandise from the area, the report said. The pair allegedly took property worth just over $450, the report added. Burns was arrested at 9:40 a.m. Wednesday while at Coffee Connection on South Main Street for her alleged inv...
The Hopkinsville Police Department served two people with arrest warrants f...