Month: February 2020

The City of Oak Grove has claimed some Kaleidoscope Awards from the Southeast Festivals and Events Association’s Kaleidoscope Awards conference. According to a news release, Oak Grove brought home bronze awards in two categories— Butterfly Festival in the Category of Best Children’s Event and for the Spring into Summer Salutes Fort Campbell Festival’s in the Category of Best Creative Idea. Oak Grove Tourism Executive Director Traci Cunningham says, “Our festivals […]

The victim that was shot in a drive by shooting on Cranklen Circle in Clarksville last weekend has died from his injuries. According to the Clarksville Police Department, 19-year old Malik Madison succumbed to wounds and passed away Friday morning at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.  Two people have been arrested in connection with the case—a 16-year old juvenile and 18-year old Jakrarius Medley. Both face multiple charges in relation to […]

The Christian County Health Department says it’s working with local, state, and federal entities to stay up to date on the Coronavirus. A news release says Kentucky and Christian County have currently been assessed to be at low risk, however, throughout Kentucky, flu continues to be widespread and has caused many schools to close. As a precautionary for any illness, the Christian County Health Department recommends all citizens to wash […]

The Hopkinsville Police Department has investigated a wreck that occurred Thursday morning on South Virginia Street that sent a woman to Jennie Stuart Medical Center. According to the police report, the wrecked happened near Midtown Medical Center on South Virginia Street around 10 a.m. Investigation determined that vehicle driven by 32-year old Brian Higgins of Cadiz was traveling northbound on South Virginia looking for a medical building but was unsure […]

A long-haul truck driver has been indicted by a federal grand jury after a woman having car trouble that he picked up near the Kentucky-Tennessee state line on I-24 escaped as he attempted to hold her captive. According to court documents filed last year, 63-year old Roy Nellsch of Alabama encountered a woman whose car was out of gas on I-24, near Fort Campbell, Kentucky last year. He offered to […]