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Kenny Chesney - She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy
Big fan of Kenny Chesney!
Michael Baker
Luke Combs - Beautiful Crazy
I would like to dedicate our favorite song to Crystal. I love you!
Bonnie
Reba McEntire - Fancy
Thanks for mentioning Reba glad you are a fan I am as well n love the new show
Light snowfall overnight and frigid temperatures led to slick conditions across the area Thursday morning.
State officials say the Kentucky State Police has responded to 175 stranded motorist calls, 149 non-injury crashes, and 18 injury crashes over the course of the recent winter weather. Slick conditions in Hardin County led to several slide-offs Thursday morning, including an incident that shut down Hawkins Drive for several hours.
“At Interstate 65 Northbound, just north of Exit 91, two semis split off I-65 and came to final rest on Hawkins Drive after striking a house,” said Elizabethtown Police Department Public Information Officer Chris Denham. “Fortunately, no one was seriously injured in that collision.”
During his severe weather briefing Thursday, Governor Andy Beshear said precipitation is largely out of the forecast for the next several days, although temperatures will remain dangerously low until warmer temperatures are seen on Sunday. Beshear said as conditions have changed, the state is shifting its response.
“We’ll be moving from our emergency search and rescue phase to what we call the stabilization phase,” Beshear said. “We’ll be finishing up most all of our searches and wellness checks. We’ll be winding down our USAR and swift water boat teams and moving more into providing services for our families that have been harmed.”
As of Thursday morning, 653 customers across Kentucky remain without power, down from a peak of more than 43,000. About 6,500 customers remain without water, and more than 45,000 are under boil water advisories.
Kentuckians looking to support those in need may contribute to the Team Kentucky Storm Relief Fund. Another way to show support is by donating blood. Visit www.redcrossblood.org for more information and to find donation drives near you.
A bridge along U.S. 62 in Nelson County will be closed for a superstructure project set to begin Monday. Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District Four says the U.S. 62 bridge over Cedar Creek will be fully closed with work to be completed within 90 days. The bridge is located about 9.4 miles east of the Hardin-Nelson county line. “The bridge over Cedar Creek is one of those structures that doesn’t look like […]
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