Meth Lab Raids Result in Eight Arrests

Three more methamphetamine labs were discovered in Gallatin County on Thursday, September 2nd. These labs resulted in the arrests of eight individuals who are all facing a variety of charges.Early Thursday morning, Kentucky State Police troopers arrested Jack Stacy, 25, Brandon Daulton, 28, Heather Daulton, 30, and Cinda Townsend, 35. The meth lab was located at 3320 Highway 455 in Sparta.Troopers then located a meth lab at Country Boy Auto which is located at 116 South Main Street in Glencoe. This raid resulted in the arrests of Justin Hardin, 26, and Albert Collins, 36.
A third meth lab was discovered at 4465 Dry Creek Road in Warsaw. Christopher Wilhote, 27, and Joey Sullivan, 22, were arrested. All of those arrested were all first time offenders of manufacturing methamphetamine and all are being held at the Carroll County Detention Center on a $2500 cash bond. That makes a grand total of eighteen meth labs discovered since the month of August.

Pictures of those arrested are below:

 

ALBERT ALLAN COLLINS

BRANDON F DAULTON

CHRISTOPHER S WILHOITE

CINDA S TOWNSEND

HEATHER M DAULTON

JACK L STACY

JOSEPH WAYNE SULLIVAN

JUSTIN WAYNE HARDIN

 

 

 

 

Fire department called to HomeTown Pizza

Update on new internet tower

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Local Band to Play at Pit Stop

The local band called “Since Yesterday” will perform this Saturday between 8:30 pm – 1:00 am at Racers Pit Stop in Sparta. They play classic rock and they have been together for a little over a year.

Cost of admission is $5.00

Gallatin County Scarecrow Contest

It’s the Bank of Kentucky’s turn to sponsor the second annual county-wide scarecrow contest! We welcome everyone to participate in this fun competition! Below is the contest entry information:

• The scarecrow contest is open to any resident of Gallatin County (one scarecrow entry per person). There can be multiple entries from one household. Each entrant must fill out a complete entry form. There will be three divisions: Children (ages 12 and under), Youth (ages 13-18), and Adults (ages 19 and over).
• Applicants are encouraged to design scarecrows that are positive, creative, and non-violent.
• A photograph of your scarecrow and completed entry form must be brought into the Bank of Kentucky no later than September 29th, 2010. Please have a sign of some sort with the scarecrow’s name placed at the feet of the scarecrow so it can be identified in the photograph.
• The scarecrow contest judging will take place at the Fall Pumpkin Festival at the waterfront park on Saturday, October 2nd, 2010. The scarecrow photographs will be displayed for the public viewing and will be separated by division. Ballots will be available from 3:00-7:00 pm for the People’s Choice awards.
• The top three People’s Choice scarecrows in each division will be awarded a ribbon and a prize (prizes to be announced).

If you would like an entry form you can either pick one up at the Bank of Kentucky or let us know in the comments and we will e-mail you the form.

We will be announcing the winner on Saturday, October 2nd!

Dollar General Store Too Hot to Shop

Semi Fire and Car Wreck on I-71

Local woman went to Florida to find her missing daughter

A note from John Cain:
Amber and Cheryl are from Vevay Indiana. I have known the family since 1997. They helped me get on my feet and let me live with them at one time when I worked at the shoe factory in Vevay. I’m sad to hear that this has happened to Amber and my thoughts and prayers go out to the family. I know this is very tough on you guys. This story was really hard to put together without tearing up. Thanks to the people at Gallatin Health Care for passing out the little ribbons to support one of your own employees. Cheryl is a great woman and will need your support. Thank you.

A candlelight vigil was planned for Turner at Paul Ogle Riverfront Park in Vevay at 8 p.m.

Other news story: http://www.wesh.com/r/24811525/detail.html

http://www.wftv.com/countybycounty/24806756/detail.html

UPDATES:

WLWT 5: http://www.wlwt.com/r/24816403/detail.html

WESH 2: http://www.wesh.com/r/24823099/detail.html

Grass fire at Blue Heron & Testing iphone 4 video quality

The Warsaw fire department was called to a grass fire at Blue Heron outside of Warsaw off of HWY 35. While I was there, I thought I’d try out my new iPhone 4 to see if I could bring the news to you faster using iMovie for the iPhone. I can also broadcast LIVE with the phone so expect to see more Live broadcast on gcvideonews.com. This video below was filmed and edited on the iPhone. I can also upload video from the iPhone but not in HD. To get the video in HD, I had to put the video on my computer, then upload it.

The story in the video is true:
A firefighter told me that the cause of the fire is unknown and may have started from a cigarette.

School Votes To Increase Taxes Against the Wishes of The Voters

There were about 75 people that were opposed to the tax at this meeting. School tax was voted three in favor and two against.

The Gallatin County School Board passed a tax increase, on the property owners in Gallatin County, despite harsh opposition from the voters. Those voting in favor of the tax increase was; Sonya Giles, Becky Burgett and Joanie Rogers. While Anita McFarland and David Morris voted against the increase. Soyna Giles and David Morris are up for re-election this year. For anyone wanting to run for the School Board in these Precincts’ , you still have until October 22, 2010 to file as a write in candidate. We will have the Video uploaded in the next few hours.

Click here to see full video of school tax meeting