Marshall County Sheriff’s Office Arrest Report

Freeland releases statement on passage of measure to address gift card fraud

Kentucky State Police Use Dispatch Text Messaging Feature to Intercept Domestic Abuse

Lady Marshals fall to Henderson County 45-30 in the Girl’s Sweet 16 State Tournament

Tater Day Pageant set for Saturday, March 22

Luke Webber commits to play football at Bellarmine University

Dr. Ron K. Patterson named Murray State University President

Marshall County Police Reports

Marshall County Elks Lodge 2707 presents donations

Lyon County Police Report

Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Arrest

Woodlands Nature Station to host Girl Scout Day on March 22nd

Dale Taylor with Bags of Hope joined us recently on WCBL’s Coffee Call program.

Bags of Hope is a ministry of the Blood River Baptist Association and serves some 250 families each month with food, personal items and baby items. Dale Taylor with Bags of Hope joined us recently on WCBL’s Coffee Call program. Taylor says the ministry is supported by 46 churches in Marshall County, Calloway County and even some churches in Tennessee. Bags of Hope is located at 3265 Mayfield Highway, Benton. Donations of food, clothing and other items are always needed. You can check out their Facebook page or call 270-252-9266.

Listen to a portion of the Coffee Call interview by following the link at the bottom of the homepage of www.marshallcountydaily.com. And listen to Coffee Call live each weekday morning at 8:30 on AM 1290 WCBL and 99.1 FM WCBL.