http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kentucky/alexandria/ Alexandria, KY News http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kentucky/alexandria/content/31dac8cd977f1c2548bbe9466e32e5ff.html CHAPTER 7 Enlow Daniel L and Amber R Huntingburg Ind Sept 29 Powers Ivor H and Lisa D Tell City Ind Sept 29 Milligan Linda Mae 2626 Conlin Ave Sept 29 Phillips Rick V and Cheryl L Santa Claus Ind Sept 29 Piper Larry Eugene and Ada Roberta 1513 Dresden St Sept 29 Carter Danny Ray Sr and Jane Ann LeeCarter Boonville Ind Sept 29 Bilder Terry L Sr Dale Ind Sept 30 Woods Marvin Earl Jr and Debra Kay Woods 1525 Brixton Road Sept 30 Gomez Mary D Huntingburg Ind Sept 30 DeWeese John A Jr and Amanda S http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kentucky/alexandria/content/a2a3d0e859a1403322d052de54902e85.html Kentucky authorities have suspended for 30 days the liquor license of a Lexington strip club that was caught employing a 14yearold girl as a stripper The Kentucky Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control and Camelot West signed a settlement agreement Sept 8 saying the club would agree to a 30day suspension of its liquor license and pay a 7500 fine Authorities at ABC determined that Camelot West had violated the law by having a minor on its premises and having an employee younger than 20 according to a release from the ABC A separate charge of maintaining a disorderly premises was dismissed The 30day suspension starts Friday http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kentucky/alexandria/content/b2e4bc699e583af5c052c778e435e605.html Local 4H members brought home plenty of ribbons from the Indiana State Fair http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kentucky/alexandria/content/b01ff94018d9440356a6e1ccfad630e1.html The stepfather of a 14yearold girl who worked at a Lexington strip club says he's disappointed that a grand jury dismissed the charge against the club owner Camelot West manager Ronald M Shields 51 was charged in March with using a minor younger than 16 in a sexual performance He was accused of giving the girl a job as a dancer in the strip club court records say A Fayette County grand jury dismissed the charge last month She could have come up missing dead or anything Terry Comley said on Tuesday I'm just really unhappy with the system The girl worked for about two days at Camelot West on Alexandria Drive until she was caught by her mother Kimberly Comley and stepfather on March 11 Another relative told the parents where to find the girl http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kentucky/alexandria/content/d5adf61642a59de2228a3aacd1c61576.html GIRLS Class 3A Teams 1Assumption 2Sacred Heart Academy http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kentucky/alexandria/content/9694a3815ae4bfd1b544636fe42a404e.html Several people from the area have headed south to assist with relief efforts following Hurricane Gustav http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kentucky/alexandria/content/71efa4409289312d8f874010eeedcb6c.html More than 60 Kentucky Army National Guard members and 29 trucks and humvees will deploy Thursday morning in support of Hurricane Gustav relief missions in Louisiana The 2123rd Transportation Company is expected to depart about 11 am from the Blue Grass Army Depot in Richmond The guardsmen will transport supplies personnel and equipment in Alexandria La http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/kentucky/alexandria/content/3e29a2b1bcd4d8c8fc54785aec0c44f1.html Volunteers in Warren County prepared this weekend for a possible influx of up to 500 Gustav evacuees from Louisiana But by today the latest update was Warren County would probably not receive any evacuees from the storm said Ronnie Pearson director of emergency management for Warren County8220;Kentucky received less than 25 percent of the evacuees state emergency management said we could take8221; he saidThe former Decker College building at 940 Bryant Way had been prepared by Saturday afternoon for evacuees The building is available long term and local officials are going to keep it ready in case the area receives evacuees from Tropical Storms Hanna or Ike Pearson saidThe National Weather Service is not projecting Hanna to hit the coast until at least Friday while Ike is farther from the shore in the Atlantic OceanJennifer Capps executive director of the Red Cross of Southern Kentucky said it was still unsure if the area would receive any evacueesMore than 400 people from Louisiana were flown to Louisville by Sunday and a total of about 1400 evacuees are there now The evacuees are first being housed in Louisville and Lexington If necessary additional evacuees would be bused to Bowling Green and Owensboro she saidThe Salvation Army in Bowling Green sent two employees to Louisiana to help provide food and water to people who remained during the storm said Maj Roy HicksThe team members Kardine Harrison and Willie Mayes arrived Sunday in Louisiana Hicks said8220;The storm was still blowing when they made it into town8221; he saidHarrison and Mayes will remain in Louisiana for two weeks; then if needed another two workers will be sent Hicks saidThe Salvation Army is also prepared to send volunteers if Hannah or Ike strikes the Atlantic coast he said8220;Hopefully those turn away but if they don8217;t that8217;s OK That8217;s what we8217;re here for8221; Hicks saidCol Mark Krauts commander of the 123rd Air Lift Wing of the Kentucky Air National Guard said the flights and registration of the evacuees went as smoothly as possible and they are not expecting many moreMeanwhile as people take refugee in Kentucky more than 350 Kentucky National Guard soldiers left Sunday for Alexandria La to provide security bring in supplies or assist in emergency evacuationsThe Red Cross is sending volunteers to Louisville to help staff the shelters there Pearson saidAs Gustav winds down with less damage than expected in the Gulf the evacuees might be flown home as early as Thursday he saidAnyone interested in volunteering with the Red Cross and assisting locally regionally or nationally can go to the former Decker College building for more information or visit wwwsckyredcrossorg8212; The Associated Press contributed to this article