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Campbell County schools have been closed for Jan. 16 due to cold weather.

In other school related news, Dr. Michael Martin reported bus 33 was shot, with what appeared to be a pellet gun, while delivering students home from school Wednesday afternoon. According to Martin, there were no injuries. The incident is currently being investigated by local authorities. Additional information will be reported as it becomes available.

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New schools celebrated with open houses

It’s been a year since students and faculty began calling the new Caryville and LaFollette Elementary School buildings home sweet home. And while everyone has had plenty of time to grow accustomed to the digs the new still hasn’t worn off.

In an effort to show off the two facilities and publicly thank those who had a hand in bringing the dream to fruition the Campbell County Board of Education, central office staff and staff from each school played host at open houses to celebrate the accomplishment.

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Kennedy sentenced to three months in child’s death

With a family left in pieces over the death of 9-year-old Brittany Gardner, Criminal Court Judge Shayne Sexton appeared to be struggling as to how to sentence her stepfather in the case on Monday.

“This is a tragedy. It is hard to imagine what it (the death of a child) might do to family,” Sexton said during Robert Kennedy’s hearing.

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Packs plead not guilty in Love’s death

Making their initial appearance in criminal court on Monday, Russell Pack and his brother, Phillip Pack, pled not guilty to the 2008 killing of Jayne Love.

They are set to stand trial in May on the second-degree murder charges.

After being brought up from the county jail in chains and shackles, the duo claimed poverty asking the state to pay their legal fees.

Criminal Court Judge Shayne Sexton attempted to appoint the public defender’s office to represent one of the brothers but was stopped.

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