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1.8.26 · Springfield Sun

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Speaker 1: And now we turn to the Springfield Sun to bring
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you news from in and around Washington County. Your reader
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today is Amy Jones Timmony. We begin with the edition
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dated Thursday, January eighth, twenty twenty five, and we will
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start with a year in review, which is actually in
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two parts, the first one from December thirty first, twenty
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twenty five by Jane Reid Climb. Editor's note, This is
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the first of a two part series. This week we
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review the top stories from the first six months of
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twenty twenty five. Next week we will look back at
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the second half of the year. The start of a
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new year is not just a time to look ahead
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and make resolutions to live better. It's also a time
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to look back at the year we just completed. Each year,
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The Sun looks back at our top stories of the year,
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and twenty twenty five is worth remembering. Many of our
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top stories were ongoing and spend week and months from
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start to finish. Our top story span a variety of issues,
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including court news, vicious dogs, a tornado, flooding, murder, and
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a big robbery. Looking at our top stories for January
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twenty twenty five, two of the three began in twenty
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twenty four. The first of those was the arrest of
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Roosevelt Davis. The third, Davis was charged with the December
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twenty seventh murder of Kadishah Birch in her home on
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Claybrook Avenue in Springfield. The indictment handed down in February
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also charges Davis with the attempted murder of Frianus Campbell,
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first degree burglary, and two counts of first degree once
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and endangered. In May, while incarcerated in the Marion County
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Detention Center or MCDZ awaiting trial, Davis was escorted from
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their recreation yard to the maximum Security housing unit. Without warning.
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Davis charged Sergeant John Mullins, striking him in the face
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and knocking him backwards. He then assaulted Lieutenant Rebecca Streebol,
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hitting her repeatedly in the face in the head. Deputy
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Stephen Feast was also struck while attempting to assist Lieutenant Streebol.
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All three mc DC's staff members were taken to Springview
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Hospital for evaluation. Sergeant Mullins and Deputy Fees were treated
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and released. Lieutenant Streeble was statflighted to the University of
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Louisville Hospital for further evaluation due to head injuries and
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has since its return to duty at the Detention Center.
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As a result of this incident, additional charges of third
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degree assault and made assault on corrections employees and second
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degree assault were filed through the Marion County Attorney's Office.
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On a lighter note, the second noteworthy story from January
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was the court's ruling on the lawsuit filed against the
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City of Willisbourg by SNS Rentals. The story started in
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early spring twenty twenty four when sn S Rentals proposed
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the development of a subdivision adjacent to Willisburg Community Park.
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Later in the year, the Planning Commission approved a third
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proposal for the subdivision, and the third proposal only one
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lot would be accessed through the park. The others would
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be accessed by Coloy's Lane, which is a county road.
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The third big story from January twenty twenty five was
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a true breaking news story, the bank robbery at the
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Willisburg branch of Springfield State Blake. The big news in
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February highlighted flooding around the county and a couple of
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fatalities from the flood Flutters flooding returned to the headlines
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a number of times throughout the spring and summer. March
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brought the first liquor license to Washington County. In November
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of twenty twenty four, Washington County residents voted to change
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the status of the county from dry to wet. The
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first license was issued to Corner Market in Willisburg in
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March of twenty twenty five. April brought more flooding. It
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also brought a furry addition to the Washington County Sheriff's Office,
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as Sheriff Jerry Pinkston entered is the county's first canine officer, Viper,
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and a handler, Deputy Novah Settles, to the county. Viper
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had sniffed out and assisted with the arrest of several
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suspects since joining the department. Viper was a gift from
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the Greater Harden County Drug Task Force and had previously
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worked with the Melton County Sheriff's Deputy. Deputy Settled trained
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with Viper and Viper's previous handler prior to Viper going
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on duty in Washington County. A surprising headline in May
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was the five vehicle collision on Main Street in downtown
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Springfield to recap the series of events that day. Vehicle
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one was traveling east when a rear ended Vehicle two,
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causing that vehicle to cross into oncoming traffic, colliding with
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the westbound vehicle three, which then veered into a fourth
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vehicle parked on the north side of the street. Meanwhile,
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Vehicle one veered into vehicle five, which was parked along
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the south side of Main Street. Three individuals were transported
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to local hospitals. The driver of the U S one
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was arrested by Springfield Police and charged with driving on
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a suspended or revoked license. June brought still more stories
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about flooding to the county. June also brought the tragic
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story of an e F two tornado touching down on
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Long Run Road in eastern Washington County. The tornado took
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the life of one man and sent fourteen to Ephram
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mcdeal Hospital in Danville. From there, several were transported to
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the University of Kentucky for treatment. Following the storm, concerns
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were raised about the county's warning system and residents not
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receiving warning prior to the tornado touching down. The National
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Weather Service said that they were watching a developing storm
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in the area, but it appeared minor on the radar,
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A spokesperson said. By the time the radar came around again,
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it was a full blown tornado and the warning went out,
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but it was too late for residents to move to
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basements or other safe shelter areas. And now for part two.
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July twenty twenty five brought us the conviction of Brooks
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Hawk for the murder of Crystal Rogers. Rogers went missing
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after a date with Halc her boyfriend and father of
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one of her children. She has never been found. July
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also brought a funny story. A reader inquired to the
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Son about a sign and its meaning. The sign is
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located at the roundabout at the intersection of Barstown Road
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in Highway fifty five by fifty five by McDonald's. It
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is a simple question mark on a blue background with
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an arrow pointing to her downtown. The sign. Took on
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the challenge and began asking when the sign was erected
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and what it meant. Here comes the funny part. No
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one we asked was aware of the sign's existence, and
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a Google search revealed multiple meetings for the sign. Finally,
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we received an answer from the Department of transportation. The
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question mark simply means information or tourist information, and although
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local residents were not aware of the sign, the department
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provided a photo of that inner section from twenty thirteen,
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clearly showing the sign. Highlights from August include the beginning
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of a string of vicious dog attacks. After a lady
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in Springfield was attacked by two pit bulls when checking
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her mail. Citizens asked the city of Springfield to take
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action to prevent future attacks. So speaking to the city council,
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described being out for a walk or job and being
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chased by dogs running loose. Soon after the Springfield attack,
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a dog attack to Washington County Sheriff's deputy when he
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went to serve a warrant. More reports of vicious dogs
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and attacks followed, including one in December in which police
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Chief Sue Mud was injured. September brought the announcement of
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Senator Jimmy Higden's retirement from the Senate. Higden released the
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statement that he would not run in twenty twenty six.
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To date, six Republicans have filed to run for his
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seat in the Kentucky State Senate. Also in September, Washington
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County schools began construction on the latest phase of the
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athletic complex at Washington County High School. Construction began on
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a new baseball and a new softball field, tennis and
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pickleball courts, and additional parking. We were expecting EMS to
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move into its new building in September, but delays and
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installation of internet and other necessary amenities delayed the move
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until October. The new Emergency Services building is located behind
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the head Start building, next to the hotel. It houses MS,
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the Office of Emergency Management, and the Springfield Washington County
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Rescue S Club. Also in October, Addiction Recovery Care or ARC,
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announced it would be selling many of its assets and
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facilities in light of the ongoing FBI investigation. ARC would
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be partnering with sm Health Corporation to operate those facilities.
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Crown Recovery in Springfield was not part of the sale.
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Just last week, The Sun received a statement from ARC
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that the sale and merger with SMA Health would not
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be happening. ARC did not indicate a reason or who
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withdrew from the agreement. November brought the sad news of
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the passing of Springfield City councilmen and community volunteer. Willie
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ellery Ellery served thirteen terms on the city council and
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volunteered across the community to enrich the lives of all.
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After his passing, his wife, Joanne was appointed to fill
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out his term on the city council. Although looking back
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at the year just completed is enlightening, now the son
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looks ahead to twenty twenty six, wondering what this new
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year will bring to our pages. Er later. Man indicted
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for Springfield robbery and assault by Jane Reid Kline January seventh,
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twenty twenty five. Carlos Martinez, thirty five, of Earlier Kentucky,
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was indicted on multiple charges, including assault and robbery by
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a Washington grand jury of December seventeenth. Charges in the
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indictment are first degree robbery, the first degree burglary, the
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first degree strangulation, second degree assault, domestic violence, forced degree assault,
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and first degree persistent selony offender. The Springfield Police Department
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testified to the grand jury that these offenses occurred on
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or about October twenty fifth. Bond for Martinez was set
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at one hundred thousand dollars full cash, with the normal
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stipulations of no contact with the complaining witness, no further
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violation of the law, and no use of drugs or alcohol.
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Also indicted was Anthony Smith's forty four of Willisburg. Smith
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is charged with third degree assault police officer, third degree
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terroristic threatening, third degree fleeing, evading police, resisting arrest, second
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degree disorderly conduct, and first degree persistent selony offender. The
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alleged offenses occurred on or about November thirteenth. Bond for
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Smith was set at fifty thousand dollars full cash. William Wiley,
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sixty two of Springfield was indicted on a single count
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of second degree assault. Bond was set at five thousand
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dollars full cash. Chelsea brushy y seven of Bardstown was
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indided by the grand jury for possession of methandzhetamines, possession
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of heroin, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond for Brush
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was set at five thousand dollars unsecured. The grand jury
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handed down a two count indictment for Malachi R. Pont Mendoza.
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Mendoza twenty two of Versailles is charged with first degree
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wanton indagerment and driving on a DUI suspended license first offense.
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Bond was set at one thousand dollars. Francisco Crinteras, forty eight,
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of Willisburg, was indicted for sest greater than one thousand
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dollars but less than ten thousand dollars. The theft is
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said to have occurred in early October. Bond was set
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at one thousand dollars full cash. Editor's note, an indictment
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is merely a charge. All defendants are presumed innocent until
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proven guilty and the appropriate court of law. Lynn Shelburne,
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education leader and business owner, announced Senate run by Jane Recline.
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January seventh, twenty twenty sixth Sutherland shelburn vice chair of
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the Spencer County Board of Education, has announced her candidacy
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for the Kentucky State Senate, seeking to represent the fourteenth
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Senate district. Shelburne, a retired dentist and small business owner,
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will run for the seat currently held by Senator Jimmy Higden,
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who has announced he will not seek re election in
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twenty twenty six. Shelburn praised Higden's service and said she
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hopes to continue his legacy of study leadership and community focus. Quote.
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Public service is not simply a position, It's a calling.
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End of quote, Shelburne said. A lifelong Republican, Shelburne said
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her campaign will focus on education, workforce development, housing, and
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economic growth. Quote. It is a privilege to serve others
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every day, she said. I want to help build a
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future filled with opportunity and lasting prosperity for Kentucky families.
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End of quote. Shelburne is a graduate of Transylvania University
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and the University of Global School of Dentistry. Her community
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service includes elected terms on the Spencer County Board of Education,
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where she currently serves as vice chair, as well as
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on the Spencer County Library Board and the Taylorsville Elementary
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School Site based Decision Making Council. Shelburne lives in Taylorsville
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with her husband, Robert, and operates a one hundred acre
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farm in Littlemount. The fourteenth Senate district includes Spencer, Nelson, Lebrue, Marion,
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and Washington Counties. The primary is scheduled for May twenty
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twenty six. Her more information contacts. Doctor Lynn Shelburne five
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two three five four one three three eighth bears announced
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this candidacy for State Senate by Jane Reed Kline January seventh,
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twenty twenty sixth Brian Bears of Elk Creek and Spencer
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County has announced his candidacy for District fourteen Senate. The
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seat is currently held by Jimmy Hegden of Lebanon, who
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announced last year he would not be seeking re election.
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Quote I feel called by God to run, behar said.
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He said his faith is a driving force in all
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he does. Barris served as the Elk Creek Magistrate on
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the Spencer County Fiscal Court. While in that position, he
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chaired a committee that rewrote the Spencer County Administrative Code
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and the Ethics Code. After leading office, he spoke about
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the Ethics Code before the Kentucky State Legislature. During his
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term as magistrate, Barrick said he learned that Spencer County
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was not quote work ready. He formed and cheered a
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committee to address the issue, and Spencer is now a
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fully certified work ready community. The Bear's biggest accomplishments came
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after the death of his eighteen month old son in
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twenty fifteen. His son, Jackson, was killed in a tragic
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accident where a vehicle backed over the child. Bears became
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a strong advocate for children, working with Kids and Cars
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initiative advocated for backup cameras on all vehicles to prevent
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similar tragedies in the future. After Jackson's death, someone requested
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copies of the autopsy photos. Bears strongly objected to the
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release of the photos and worked with the state legislature
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to secure the passage of Jack's Law banning the release
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of autopsy photos without a court order. The measure passed
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ninety seven to three in the House. Also after his
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son's death, Bear started a memorial fund for his son.
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He said he did not know exactly how the funds
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would be used, but he wanted to honor Jackson. When
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he learned that the Spencer County baseball program would have
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to turn down a grant to put lights on the
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ballfields at Rage Jule Park because they did not have
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matching fung, he knew what he wanted to do. He
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donated the eighteen thousand dollars needed from the memorial fund.
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Spencer County then honored Jackson with a plaque at the
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park and named the ball fields Jackson Field. Bears looked
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ahead at the Senate campaign. He said one of his
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biggest issues is education and he hopes to see improvements
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in that day. He is also concerned to how the
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education system will progress with the elimination of the US
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Department of Education, placing control back at the state and
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local level. Bears was born and raised in Saint Louis,
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but has lived in Spencer County for over twenty three years.
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He has been employed by Bachman Auto Groove for over
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twenty five years, serving as finance manager and finance Director,
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following a short term as bild person. Bears lives in
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Elk Creek with his wife and two sons, Thomas and Adam.
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Sun Rewards Letter Writers by Jane reed Kline December thirty first,
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twenty twenty five. Each year, the Springfield Sun awards cash
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prizes to the writers of the three best letters to
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Santa that appear in the Holiday Greeting section. This year's
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winners were first placed Matty Down's twenty five dollars, second
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place Zacharias Flores Cruz twenty five dollars, and third place
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Zaria McPherson ten dollars. Our third place winner had not
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picked up a prize as of press time on Sunday.
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Each winner also received a small goody bag from the
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Sun staff. Congratulations to all of our winners. Suspected fatal
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overdose leads to two arrests. Staff report. December thirty one,
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twenty twenty five, the Washington County Sheriff's Office executed a
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search warrant leading to two arrests following the death of
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a forty three year old woman at a home Unpleasant
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Grove Loop. According to a report from the Sheriff's office,
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deputies responded to the home for a reported overdose on
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December twenty one, twenty twenty five, Springfield, Washing King County
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Dispatch received a call from a male resident reporting that
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his girlfriend had overdosed. Sheriff deputies were immediately dispatched to
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the home Unpleasant Grove Loop. Upon arrival, deputies located a
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female victim who was pronounced ceased at the scene. Initial
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observations by investigators indicated the presence of drug paraphernalia and
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evidence consistent with drug use. The following day, December twenty second,
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Sheriff Jerry Pinkston and deputies executed a court authorized search
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warrant as a resident. During the search, deputies recovered suspected
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heroin and drug paraphernalia. As a result of the search,
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Alex Hamilton and Charles Drewy were arrested and booked at
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the Marion County Detention Center. They are charged with possession
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of a controlled substance heroine and the possession of drug paraphernalia.
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The investigation remains active and ongoing. The Washington County Sheriff's
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Office asks that anyone with information regarding this case or
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illegal drug activity in the area please contact us at
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one sorry about that one eight five nine three three
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six five four zero zero, or WCSO at Washington County,
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Ky dot gov. Turning to some obituaries from the area,
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Brent Michael Graves, forty, passed away on Saturday, December twentieth,
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twenty twenty five, in Springfield. He was born February thirteenth,
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nineteen eighty five, to the late Thomas Gary Graves and
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Melanie Mudd Milpin. Brent was a resident of Taylorsville, formerly
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of Washington County. He was a two thousand and three
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graduate of Washington County High School. He was a plumber
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for Aligier Plumbing. He and his family attended Southeast Christian
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Church in Bardstown. Brent was an avid fisherman and loved
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to hunt. A true outdoorsman. He loved watching UK, but
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his true love was watching and cheering on his kids
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playing ball. He was their biggest fan and number one supporter.
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When not at the ball field, he enjoyed spending time
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on his farm, tending to his animals and gardening, usually
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with his two year old son in tow. Brent was
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a tremendous husband and father who loved his family fiercely.
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He will be greatly messed. He is preceded in death
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by his father, Thomas Larry Graves, maternal grandparents Sidney and
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Betty Rudd mud Of paternal grandfather Leo Graves. He is
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survived by his wife Meredith Graves, sons Xavier Michael Graves
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and Andrew Thomas Graves, his mother Melanie mud Mopen and Lee,
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stepchildren Judah Cruer, Jane Cruer and seven and Alazar. Siblings
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Brian Graves and Lashane Gabriel and Chelsea Smith. Stepbrothers Patrick Smith,
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Christopher Smith, stepsisters Nicky Malcolin, Kristin Malcolin and Tiffany Ruden.
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Paternal grandmother Lulah May Graves. Parents in law Gary and
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Denise Lawson, brother in law Jeremy and Jesse Lawson, and
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numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins. A memorial visitation will be
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held from one to four pm Saturday, January tenth, twenty
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twenty five, at the Fern Creek Funeral Home, fifty four
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six Barnstown Road, Louisville, Kentucky. Sherry Phillips Ebland, fifty seven,
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of Louisville, Kentucky, formerly of Springfield, passed away at seven
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pm Tuesday, December thirtieth, twenty twenty five, at her home.
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She was born in Lebanon, Kentucky, on September eighteenth, nineteen
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sixty eight, to the late Donald William and Florence cult Phillips.
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She was a member of the Saint Bartholomew Catholic Church,
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a nineteen eighty six graduate of Washington County High School,
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and a graduate of Eastern Kentucky University. She was a
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former social worker for Community Action and a former employee
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of General Electric. Preceding her in death was an infant brother,
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Gary Phillips on April twenty fourth, nineteen fifty nine. Survivors
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include her husband, John Patrick Eblin, a daughter, Brooke Eblin,
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a granddaughter Jacqueline Eblin, all of Louisville, a stepdaughter Tabitha
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and Jimmy Ross of Lexington, a step son, Marcus and
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Hannah Gilbert of bart Town, five step grandchildren, Justin and
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Justice Ross, and Penelope, Hiromi and Johann Gilbert, a brother
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Billy and Tammy Phillips of Springfield, and a sister Tina
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Fenwick of Lagrange. A prayer service will be held on
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seven at seven o'clock pm Friday evening, January ninth, at
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the Carey and Sun Funeral Home. Cremation will follow the
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service and her remains will be interred at Cemetery Hill.
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Visitation will be from five to eight Friday, January ninth
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at the Carrey and Son Funeral Home. James Donnie O'Brien,
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eighty two, of Covington Avenue, Springfield, passed away at eight
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o five Friday am, Friday, January second, twenty twenty six
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at Springfield Nursing And we have born January third, nineteen
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forty three in Washington County. He was preceded in death
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by his parents, Thomas Walter O'Brien, Junior and Laura Fay
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Graves O'Brien, his wife, Patricia Anam Smith O'Brien. March thirteenth,
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twenty seventeen, a daughter, Sandra O'Brien, a granddaughter, Heather Brown,
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a brother, Thomas Jerry O'Brien, a niece, Christy O'Brien, and
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a brother in law, Jimmy Walker. He was a third
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degree member of Council forty two seventy Knights of Columbus
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in Springfield, a member of Saint Rose Catholic Church, a
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farmer and had worked at Springfield Redriying Company for several years.
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He is survived by a daughter, Laura Ann Dean of Willisburg,
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two brothers, Joseph and Carrie I'm sorry Joseph and Christine Larry,
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Joseph Larry and Christine O'Brien of Louisville, and Eddie O'Brien
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of Bardstown. A sister, Patsy Walker of Springfield. A sister
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in law rose Anne Mudley O'Brien of Louisville. Three grandchildren,
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Austin and Luke Dean and Tommy Brown. Four grandchildren Jace, Abel,
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Ellie and Mason Dean. Funeral mass for James Donnie O'Brien
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was conducted at ten am Wednesday, January seventh, twenty twenty six,
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at Saint Rose Catholic Church, with the Reverend Pierre Georgio
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danglar Op associating. Burial was at the Saint Rose Cemetery.
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Pallbears were Rick Greenwell, Larry Hamilton, Larry James, Brian Maddingley,
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Joey Smith, Billy Abel and Austin and Luke Dean. A
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prayer service was also held at seven pm Tuesday, January
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sixth at help Holmand Robinson Funeral Home, where friends called
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from four to eight pm Tuesday and seven to nine
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thirty Wednesday. Hill Holmand Robinson Funeral Home was entrusted with
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the arrangements. Patricia lou mud Gribbins, seventy nine, of Levenon, Kentucky,
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passed away Saturday, January third, twenty twenty six at the
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Taylor Regional Hospital in Campbellsville. A native of Washington County,
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she was born in March sixteenth, nineteen forty six, to
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the late Richard Cosmo's RC and Agnes Shanahan Mud. Growing up,
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the family attended Saint Rose Catholic Church, and while living
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in Marion County, she attended the Holy Name of Mary
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Catholic Church at Calvary. She was a graduate of Saint
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Catherine Academy and Saint Catherine College. She was the retired
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employee of the Marion County Detention Center in Lebanon. Deed
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raised and living on a farm, she understood the value
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of hard work and enjoyed gardening. She was an avid
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volunteer serving in the community and participated in reefs around
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America with the National Cemeteries. Most of all, she lived
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her life dedicated to her family and friends, preceding her
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in death with her husband, David Earl Gribbins on November sixteenth,
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twenty fourteen. Five grandchildren Emma Rose, Roter, Raylan Gribbins, Adeline Grimmins,
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Elena Medley, and Skyler Medley. Three sisters, Mary Ann Ford,
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Sister Nora, Rita Mudd, and Bernadette Smith. And three brothers
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Richard C. Dickey Mudd Junior, Charles Lee, Charlie Mudd, and
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Thomas Michael Mudd. Survivors include her children, Tommy and Nancy
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Carey of Lebanon, Troy and Wendy Carrey of Midway, Georgia, Robin, Carrie,
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Barney and Craig of Louisville, Dana and Charlie Gribbons, Robert
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and Shelley Gribbons and Meyer, Allan Gribbons of Lebanon, Terry
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and Brandy Gribbons of Georgia, and Carrie and Fran Gribbons
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of Campbellsville. Grand Children Dylan and Ria Medley, Wyatt and
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Kara Medley, Tristan and Xander Medley, Mitchell, Chandler and Landon Carey,
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Emily and Tanner, Yates, Tanner Roder, Dakota Gribbons, Addison Gribbons,
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Nathaniel and Kay Gribbons, Callie Jason Gabriel, Rihanna, Ben Jackson, Noah,
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Jonathan Gribbons, Logan Thompson, Emma and Kaylea Gribbons. And great
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grandchildren Daisy and Otto Yates, Maliah and Mazie Medley and
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Rose May Galana. A massive Christian burial will or was
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held at ten o'clock Thursday, January eighth at the Saint
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Rose Catholic Church with Reverend Pierre Georgio dingler Op officiating.
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Burial was at the Old Liberty Cemetery at bradsford Ville.
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Serving as pallbears were Dylan Wyatt and Tristan Medley, Mitchell,
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Chandler and Landon Cary Tanner Road, Dakota Nathaniel Jalen Gabriel,
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Ben Jackson, and Noah Gribbins. Visitation was from four to
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eight Wednesday and after eight Thursday morning at the Carrey
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and Son Funeral homes. And turning to other news in
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the area, brief Planning Commission notice. The Washington County Commission
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announces changes to the sea structure for plat reviews, effective
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January first, twenty twenty six. Major plats three to ten
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tracks three hundred dollars will touch on more of this
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next week. This concludes excerpts from recent editions of The
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Springfield Sun. Your reader has been Amy Jones, timmany On
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behalf of everyone here at radio. I thank you for listening,
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keep on listening and have a good day.