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The inaugural Johnson County Trail Day took place on Saturday, June 19 and provided an opportunity for the Johnson County community, civic and government organizations to come together for a day jam-packed with more than 14 events and partnerships between organizations and sponsors work toward showcasing the many opportunities available in Johnson County through historical, outdoor and adventure tourism. The event saw a large turnout and Judge-Executive Mark McKenzie said it highlighted the county s natural resources and ways they could be leveraged for the good of the community.
Appalachian Newspapers photos by Waylon Whitson, submitted by Marcus Hudson
The jailhouses werenât jumping to much over the weekend, with the exception of Boyd County, which saw an influx of federal inmates moving through as they await court hearings at the federal court house in downtown Ashland.
While a few notorious names found themselves on the booking logs at Boyd, lock-ups were light, for the most part â fewer than five of the inmates booked over the weekend at Boyd were due to charges incurred on the street.
Bench warrants made a good bulk of the arrests over the weekend as well, especially at the Big Sandy Regional Detention Center.
Another weekend has come and gone, and another group of people found themselves looking for bail money on Monday morning.
Drugs, DUIs and bench warrants made up a good bit of the lock-ups over the weekend, online jail records show.
Anyone named in the weekend locked-up should be presumed innocent until proven guilty. The following people were locked up over the weekend:
Boyd County Detention Center
⢠Shawn M. Davis, 28, of Greenup, was booked Saturday on a bench warrant.
⢠Jason M. Moore, 39, of Ashland, was booked Sunday on charges of first-offense DUI, possession of drug paraphernalia, simple possession of heroin, evidence tampering and three traffic violations.