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Remembering Tony Grider: links to stories
The tragic death of Adair County's Tony Grider shook local communities last year. Captain Grider died on September 20, 2014, from injuries sustained in a terrible accident that occurred the previous month while the Campbellsville Fire Department was working at a charity event.
This Friday, Sept. 11, 2015, Capt. Grider's name will officially be added to the Edrington Memorial in Campbellsville. Leading up to that event, we've collected links to some of the news stories about the accident, the funeral, and the aftermath. (Click title to view the rest of this article...)
Articles:
- Daily News for 2014-08-21, when news of the accident was first reported
- Community-wide prayer vigil for injured C-ville firefighters
- Tony Grider, Alex Quinn listed as two of four injured firefighters
- NewsLink: Firefighter families hold press conference
- Cards and letters being gathered at CU for injured firefighters
- Columbia City Council Sept. 2, 2014 meeting report
- Sad word of the passing of Capt. Tony Grider
- Anthony Lynn (Tony) Grider, Adair Co., KY (1973-2014)
- CU President Carter asks prayers for Capt. Grider's family
- At 5:33pmCT Procession is nearing the Green River Bridge
- The Procession Carrying Capt. Tony Grider Home
- Ralph Waggener: Procession elicits similar memories - from 1989
- Shannon Rowe: Memories of best friend, Capt. Tony Grider
- CJE Ann Melton asks community prayers for family of Tony Grider
- Community Night at Adult Education Center
- Columbia-Adair County Fire Dept. will accept food
- Clerk, PVA, Sheriff's Office closed 11am-12pmCT for funeral
- Adair CJE office will close at 10amCT for day 24 Sep 2014
- Community Night at Adult Education Center cancelled
- 24 Sep 2014 - Today, Wed. is Tony Grider Hug Day
- City Hall closing for day at 10amCT honoring Capt. Tony Grider
- Procession route to cemetery through Square, out Jamestown ST
- Today, THURSDAY with CM, 25 Sep, 2014
- Chief Mike Glasgow's Eulogy for Capt. Tony Grider
- Remembering Tony Grider: One of the Best
- Coming together to honor our fallen brother
- Nat'l Fire Prevention Week dedicated to Memory of Tony Grider
- Coming together for family of Fallen Firefighter Tony Grider
- A Musical Tribute to Tony at ACMS Sat 25 Oct 2014
- PSC closes review of Campbellsville firefighter electrocution
- OSHA fine assessed against City, CU
- Capt. Grider named Campbellsville Fire/Rescue Officer of Year
- Reader urges all to remember those who have lost loved ones
- Senator Max Wise's Weekly Legislative Update - 13 Feb 1015
- Capt. Tony Grider Statue Dedication is Sat 7 Mar 2015 at TRH
- 9-11-2015: Dedication, Miller Park in memory of Tony Grider....
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