October 12, 2006
. . . seems to get most of its news from press releases and from government, police and court records, rather than from original reporting. This site, therefore, inevitably reflects that fact.
The Enterprise and the "Hima News" Web site have no connection with one another.
The scandal involving two former government officials widened. Federal authorities said that the former assistant police chief embezzled more than $5,000 in police department funds and that the former 911 director offered a witness $100 to lie for him. Both men were previously charged with selling $1 million worth of drugs.
In high school football, the Clay County Tigers overran Perry County Central's Commodores, 60 to 36. The Tigers' season record is now 6-1.