Dr. Jekyll delivers chills in song

Sean Mooningham as Dr. Henry Jekyll dresses the wounds of prostitute Lucy Harris played by Kristi Johnston during the Muhlenberg Community Theatre production of Jekyll & Hyde The Musical this past weekend.

Matt Mooningham as Spider leads the crowd at the Red Rat in a reprise of “Facade” during the Muhlenberg Community Theatre production of Jekyll & Hyde The Musical.

Bryson Richey yells out a call for newspapers in his role as the newsboy.
The production continues at 7:30 p.m. July 20 and 21 and 2 p.m. July 22 at the Palace Theatre in downtown Greenville.

(Leader-News Photos/Paul Moore)

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Accused teen’s mother questions his placement with local foster family


    The mother of one of three Greenville teenagers charged with attempted murder is calling into question the competency of the agency that placed her son in a home where he was able to steal weapons, assault an elderly couple and shoot at police officers last month.
    “My child was 100 percent in the wrong, I am not questioning that, but with the history he had, he should never have been placed with a couple in their 70s,” said Katrina Kimbrell of Paducah, mother of the 16-year-old boy who allegedly shot at Greenville Police officers while trying to escape.

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Large crowd exceeds expectations for first Greenville ‘Drive-In’

By SAMANTHA CARVER
Leader-News Staff Writer
reporter@ky-leadernews.com

    More than 1,000 people came out to the Twilight Drive-In in downtown Greenville July 14 surprising local organizers who were not sure what to expect.
    “We decided only two weeks ago to plan a classic car show and motorcycle show simultaneously,” said Greenville City Administrator Ben VanHooser. “We did it on a shoestring budget with limited time, and we were pleasantly surprised at the huge response.”

Motorcycles line the street of downtown Greenville during Greenville’s first “Drive-In” July 14. The Drive-In, featuring classic cars and motorcycles, was held in conjunction with the KBA/KMA Paradise District 13’s Annual Bug Run/Poker Run. The fundraiser raised $1,000 for the Muhlenberg County Children’s Fund. (Photo provided)

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