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Two city streets in Guthrie will be resurfaced, thanks to discretionary funds announced Monday by Governor Matt Bevin. He announced at Guthrie City Hall that the city is receiving about $111,000 for resurfacing work on Third Street and Kendall Street, according to Todd County Judge-Executive Todd Mansfield. Governor Bevin had lunch at the L&R Soda Fountain on the Elkton Public Square between his stops in Hopkinsville and Guthrie.
Updated: Advisory has been lifted. A Boil Water Advisory has been issued for portion of southeastern Todd County. It’s due to a main line repair and includes an area between the 6800 and 7800 block of Russellville Road, and 0-to-4000 Hadensville Road, according to the Todd County Water District. Water should be allowed to boil for at least three minutes prior to consumption in those areas.
The sixth Big Read event officially got underway in Hopkinsville Monday evening with a performance and exhibit at the Alhambra Theatre. The first 100 attendees received a free copy of this year’s reading—“Our Town” by Thornton Wilder. Martha White says the Big Read is made possible with a grant through the National Endowment for the Arts and will bring weeks of events to the community. https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2019/10/0930whiteourtown.mp3 She says this year’s […]
A Nortonville man is facing numerous charges after he was allegedly found to have 17 marijuana plants growing at a residence on Mannington Loop. According to the police report, Christian County Sheriff deputies responded to a Mannington Loop location around 10:30 p.m. Sunday night on an anonymous tip that a person was growing marijuana there. Upon arrival, contact was made with 42-year old David Knight of Nortonville, who reportedly gave […]
The Hopkinsville-Christian County League of Women Voters has announced a forum for the candidates running in the non-partisan election for the Kentucky Supreme Court. Senator Whitney Westerfield and Court of Appeals Judge Shea Nickell will meet in a forum set for 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 16 at the Hopkinsville Municipal Center. Westerfield and Nickell are running to fill the unexpired term of Justice Bill Cunningham, who retired earlier this year.
Governor Matt Bevin announced funding for several local road projects during a visit to Hopkinsville Monday morning and discussed the upcoming election and the state’s pension woes. He says $550,000 in discretionary funds have been granted to Christian Fiscal Court to resurface Pleasant View Acres Road, North Ridge Drive, three miles of Old Palestine Road beginning at KY 800 and Newton Lane. The City of Oak Grove is receiving $188,000 […]
A Hopkinsville woman is facing charges of wanton endangerment, third-offense DUI and more after she was allegedly driving under the influence in the area of East Ninth Street Friday night. According to the report from the Christian County Sheriff’s Department, a deputy observed a vehicle operated by 35-year old Amber Robertson of Hopkinsville turn from Skyline Drive onto East Ninth, allegedly traveling […]
Greg Shelton is returning to Kentucky to take over the Rebels program. Shelton will begin his 44th season as a head coach next spring. He most recently served as head coach at South Fort Myers High School in South Myers, Florida. He won 678 games while coach at Franklin Simpson from 1976-2004. He also coached at Beech High School near Nashville and served as head coach at both Russellville and […]
Former Todd Central student/athlete Michael Andrews has been named as the Lady Rebels softball coach for the 2020 season. Andrews spent many years with Webster County’s softball program and worked in the 2018 and ’19 seasons as assistant baseball coach at Todd Central. He returned to Todd Central in 2017 and worked two seasons as assistant boys basketball coach.
