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Hawkins Teague

Hawkins Teague

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Reporter, Murray Ledger & Times

Murray

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  • Fiscal Court recognizes storm responders

    By Hawkins Teague Verified| Murray Ledger & Times Verified MURRAY – The Calloway County Fiscal Court passed a resolution at its monthly meeting Wednesday to recognize the many government employees and citizen volunteers who helped the community get through recent record flooding and other severe weather. The resolution was not only in reference to the April 2-5 flooding, which dropped more than a foot of rain in Murray, but all severe weather events dating back to January of this year.

    By Hawkins Teague Verified · Murray Ledger & Times

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Jackson speaks to chamber for last time as MSU president

    By Hawkins Teague Verified| Murray Ledger & Times Verified MURRAY – A Murray-Calloway Chamber of Commerce event with Murray State University President Dr. Bob Jackson as the featured speaker is far from an unusual occurrence,. However, Tuesday’s Business@Lunch had the distinction of being the last time Jackson would speak to chamber members in his current role. Jackson has been president since 2018 and will retire from that role on July 1. Before that, he served multiple roles, including president of the MSU Foundation.

    By Hawkins Teague Verified · Murray Ledger & Times

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Fiscal Court recognizes storm responders

    By Hawkins Teague Verified| Murray Ledger & Times Verified MURRAY – The Calloway County Fiscal Court passed a resolution at its monthly meeting Wednesday to recognize the many government employees and citizen volunteers who helped the community get through recent record flooding and other severe weather. The resolution was not only in reference to the April 2-5 flooding, which dropped more than a foot of rain in Murray, but all severe weather events dating back to January of this year.

    By Hawkins Teague Verified · Murray Ledger & Times

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Murray Ledger & Times

Murray, Kentucky, United States

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