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  • Sheriff's Beat #3

     Henderson County Now’s Michael V. Hannigan sat down with Sheriff Botie Hillhouse Wednesday, Jan. 23, to discuss what’s happened at the Sheriff’s Office in the past week.

     Send your tips to the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office at 903-675-5128 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-545-TIPS.  

    15 min
  • Sheriff's Beat #2

     Henderson County Now’s Michael V. Hannigan sat down with Sheriff Botie Hillhouse Wednesday, Jan. 16, to discuss what’s happened at the Sheriff’s Office in the past week, including:

    Arrest stats - 1:00

    Big Burglary Bust - 2:02
    Where are most of the drugs - 6:01
    Response to new fugitive's list - 7:50
    About patrolling big events - 9:15
    Highlighting standout officers - 12:35
    Training to volunteer in the jail - 14:38

    Send your tips to the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office at 903-675-5128 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-545-TIPS. 

    18 min
  • Sheriff's Beat #1

     

    Henderson County Now’s Michael V. Hannigan and Sheriff Botie Hillhouse discuss what’s happened at the Sheriff’s Office in the past week, including:

    • Arrest stats - 1:00
    • Counterfeit arrest - 2:30
    • Athens drug raid - 4:05
    • Where meth comes from - 5:45
    • Working with school districts - 8:25
    • Highlighting county’s fugitives - 10:15
    • K9 officers doing great work - 11:20
    • Your tips matter - 13:20

      • Send your tips to the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office at 903-675-5128 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-545-TIPS.

      15 min
    • Referendum scheduled on Cain Center -- featuring Mayor Montgomery and Councilman McCain
      There will be a referendum on the May ballot for the Cain Center.
      There are basically three important facets to the Cain Center project currently in play.
      -- The City of Athens will keep for now the $5.33 million in Certificates of Obligation currently earmarked for the Cain Center.
      -- The Cain Center steering committee established last month will continue its work.
      -- Citizens will get a chance to vote on spending the money in the referendum.
      We speak with Athens Mayor Monte Montgomery and City Councilman Ed McCain about where we are with this issue and how we got here.
      38 min

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