Murray Ledger & Times

07/23/2025

07/22/2025

Ryan King's mother, Paula Kekatos, shared these photos of her son with the Murray Ledger & Times. The New Jersey native has been missing since June 3, and could be in the Murray area, she said.

07/22/2025

Ryan King's mother, Paula Kekatos, said her son might be in the Murray area, as he had traveled from his home in New Jersey to visit a friend in Murray.

The Henry County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in a missing persons case.

The photo attached is Ryan King. The Henry County Sheriff’s Office was contacted by Kentucky State Police to assist in this case after receiving information that Ryan King was last seen in Henry County Tennessee.

During the course of this investigation, we have learned that Ryan King was last seen in Henry County around June 03,2025 in the Shankle Road area in Henry County.

Information provided throughout this investigation is that Ryan King had made a statement that he was going back to Florida. After Ryan made that statement, Ryan presumably left walking from the residence on Shankle Road going towards Old Paris Murray Road.

Ryan King is 6”2 , approximately 185 pounds, brown hair and green eyes. He was possibly last seen wearing a purple shirt, khaki shorts and black tennis shoes.

There has been no contact with Ryan King since June 03,2025.

Please Contact the Henry County sheriff’s office at 731-642-1672 with any information that would lead us to the whereabouts of Ryan King.

07/20/2025

07/19/2025

https://www.murrayledger.com/news/thurmond-named-2025-citizen-of-the-year/article_52d8a7e8-f6c2-4311-ba19-4885274d5f18.html

MURRAY – Recognizing his determined and tireless efforts to make Murray’s new pickleball facility a reality, the Murray-Calloway County Chamber of Commerce on Thursday honored Tim Thurmond with the title

07/12/2025

07/10/2025

Dale Jones will perform as the headliner at the Kentucky Comedy Festival Friday night, July 11, at Murray State University’s Wrather Hall. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., and the show starts at 7 p.m.

07/09/2025

All Kentucky State Police (KSP) Post 1 phone lines are now operational. All 911 calls have been rerouted back to KSP Post 1. Please discontinue use of previously provided alternate numbers and return to utilizing 270-856-3721 as the administrative phone number to reach KSP Post 1 for non-emergency matters.

07/09/2025

Kentucky State Police (KSP) Post 1 says it is currently experiencing a phone outage affecting all emergency 911 and non-emergency administrative lines.

Emergency 911 lines have been transferred to McCracken Central Dispatch and are being answered there. Information is being relayed to the appropriate agencies for response.

Non-emergency administrative lines have been transferred to backup cellular phones and are being answered by KSP telecommunicators at Post 1. KSP Post 1 can also be reached at the following numbers:

502-682-0379
502-395-1698
502-395-1691
Calls for service are being answered; however, KSP requests the public's patience with our telecommunicators as these transfers are in place. There is not a current estimated time of repair for the phone lines.