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Local pickleball players compete in Effing Paddle Battle
Calvert City Pickleball players went to Effingham, Ill. to participate in the Effing Paddle Battle August 16-18. This event was held at the EPD SEHY Pickleball Courts on 10 outdoor permanent courts. With 237 players competing for medals in Singles, Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles levels 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 and 4.5. All first place finishes had a $200 payout. The Mixed Doubles 3.0 and 3.5 Divisions were combined allowing Danette and Ricky Baker of Eddyville to win first place in 3.0 Division plus $200 and win Bronze in 3.0/3.5 combined Division.
Gilbertsville man arrested on numerous charges
A Gilbertsville man was arrested at his residence Tuesday. The Marshall County Sheriff's Office said 38-year-old James Hardy was arrested for an outstanding warrant from Marshall Circuit Court for failure to appear. During the arrest deputies discovered a quantity of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia on Hardy. He was charged with...
Mayfield earns historic win over Marshall County in extra time
The Mayfield boys soccer team came back in epic fashion and took down Marshall County in extra time on Thursday night, ending in a final score of 4-3. This marks this first time in 20 years the Cardinals have beaten the Marshals. In fact, the last time this happened was when head coach Luis Fabian was a senior in high school.
McCracken County boys, Marshall County girls win Graves County Golf Invitational
PADUCAH, Ky. -- McCracken County boys and Marshall County girls took home team titles in the Graves County Invitational at Drake Creek Golf Club. The Mustangs' Landon Hunt fired a six-under-par 66 to win the individual championship. Greenwood's Layton Richey finished second after shooting 2-under. Owensboro's Will Hume and Madisonville-North Hopkins' Treyson Raymer finished tied for 3rd, each carding a 71.
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