
Hawkins Teague
Reporter at Murray Ledger & Times
I am the former managing editor and currently a reporter at the Murray Ledger & Times in Murray, Kentucky. Opinions are my own.
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2 days ago |
murrayledger.com | Hawkins Teague
MURRAY – If you see large groups of teens around town with yellow lanyards hanging from their necks over the next month, it’s because the Governor’s Scholars Program is back in session at Murray State University. Scholars and their parents were welcomed to campus on Sunday, and an opening ceremony was conducted after 348 scholars were shown to their rooms. It will continue through Saturday, July 26.
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2 days ago |
murrayledger.com | Hawkins Teague
MURRAY – Calloway County Circuit Judge Andrea Moore heard arguments Wednesday for and against dismissal of a lawsuit brought against the Murray Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Adjustments by several property owners living near the site of a proposed apartment complex.
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2 days ago |
murrayledger.com | Hawkins Teague
MURRAY – With nine fireworks stands now open in Murray in the run-up to Independence Day, last week’s explosion that seriously injured two construction workers in the Lone Oak community near Paducah serves as a stark reminder of what can happen when amateur fireworks are used improperly.
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3 days ago |
murrayledger.com | Hawkins Teague
MURRAY – The manager of Murray’s Captain D’s said she hoped to reopen by today after the restaurant experienced a fire in its kitchen on Tuesday. Murray Fire Department Chief Eric Pologruto said firefighters were dispatched to Captain D’s at 700 North 12th St. around 8:15 a.m. Tuesday. “They said they had a fire on the inside of the restaurant, and we got there and had fairly moderate smoke showing from the roof section of the building,” Pologruto said.
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3 days ago |
murrayledger.com | Hawkins Teague
MURRAY – The chair of the City of Murray’s Opioid Work Study Group said she is hopeful a planned Recovery Community Center will be a life-saving resource for local residents suffering from addiction. In 2022, the Kentucky Attorney General’s Office announced that cities and counties across the state would share at least $450 million as a result of a settlement between the commonwealth and opioid manufacturers and distributors.
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