SUMMARY: In this week’s playoff highlights, the spotlight is on standout plays and top performances from high school football. A remarkable hit by Kaden Campbell showcased defensive prowess in the Franklin County game, while Montan Quisenberry impressed with a strong touchdown dive. Brian Station’s Galagan White made a significant impact with a blocked field goal leading to a touchdown. The Community is invited to vote on the top plays, with results announced Tuesday. Additionally, the search for Central Kentucky’s best student section continues, highlighting Woodford County’s energetic performance. A home team hype award will be presented soon, celebrating school spirit.

Home Team Friday Nights

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SUMMARY: The former D.D. Williamson plant faced air quality violations related to inadequate documentation and an incident last October where food coloring leaked, affecting neighboring properties. The Air Pollution Control District, which oversees numerous companies, noted that violations are common but emphasized the importance of returning to compliance. In response to the issues, the company rectified record-keeping problems and implemented a new internal surveillance system to monitor equipment more effectively. A financial penalty is involved, but the focus remains on ensuring compliance rather than solely punitive measures.

Air Pollution Control District says air quality violations against companies are common

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SUMMARY: The weather is cloudy and cool, with temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. There is no rain, and the pavement remains dry. Winds are light, and the humidity is at 71%. The cloudy conditions will persist through the night and into tomorrow, with temperatures hovering near 50°F. A high-pressure system is keeping the clouds in place, preventing any sunshine. By Sunday, conditions will improve, with highs reaching 66°F. A warm spell is expected early next week, followed by cooler temperatures and possible rain and snow by Thursday. The change in seasons is becoming apparent.

Chief meteorologist Jay Cardosi has the weekend forecast and talks big changes for next week.

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