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The Southeastern Conference announced today the annual SEC spring meetings held in Destin, FL are cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. In a news release, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey indicated the meetings would be held by other means. Coaches in all of the league’s sports along with athletic directors and presidents attend the four days of meetings. The SEC also said there is no update to report now on SEC […]
Former University of Kentucky freshman Johnny Juzang has announced six schools he is considering transferring to. The six are Arizona, UCLA and Oregon of the PAC-12 along with Notre Dame, Villanova and Texas Tech. Juzang announced his intentions to transfer last Friday as he wanted to be closer to family in the Los Angeles area.
Caldwell County has its first confirmed coronavirus patient. Judge-Executive Larry Curling announced the first patient is a 58-year old female who is isolated at home and doing well. All direct contacts have been notified.
Fort Campbell has had a third patient test positive for COVID-19 and additional soldiers from the local post will be deploying to New York. In an online town hall Tuesday, Fort Campbell Commander, Major General Brian Winski said the first two positive tests at Blanchfield Army Community Hospital were family members of military retirees and the third was a military retiree. He says all three had recently traveled and noted […]
Kentucky saw its largest single-day jump in new cases of COVID-19 and seven more Kentuckians have died from the virus. There are 114 new cases, bringing the total to 591 across the commonwealth. The people who died had other underlying medical issues, but ones the governor says they could have managed from day-to-day in the absence of the virus. In the way of new action, Governor Andy Beshear has expanded […]
A Hopkinsville man was killed in a crash in Logan County Saturday. According to a news release from the Logan County Sheriff’s Department, deputies responded to reports of a wreck on Franklin Road around 12: 30 p.m. Saturday. Investigation determined that a vehicle operated by 60-year old Clarance Winslow of Hopkinsville was traveling west on Franklin Road when the vehicle dropped off the right side of the roadway. It side-swiped […]
There are now 13 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Christian County. Two of those patients are pediatric, seven are younger adults and four are older adults, according to Amanda Sweeney of the Christian County Health Department, who says it’s now more important than ever to follow guidelines on social distancing and hygiene. https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2020/03/0331amandaupdate.mp3 The six new patients are in isolation and those who may have had direct contact with those […]
The Kentucky High School Athletics Association announced today an update on the status of high school sports in the Commonwealth. In a news release, it was announced the Boys and Girls Sweet 16 basketball tournaments remain “ suspended” at this point along with spring sports. The suspensions will go on past the April 12th deadline. The KHSAA also announced the Dawahare’s/KHSAA Hall of Fame Induction and Banquet scheduled for May […]
Hopkinsville is one of several Kentucky communities receiving Federal Housing grant money as part of the coronavirus relief measure passed by congress. According to a news release from Mitch McConnell’s Office, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded more than $39.3 million to Kentucky communities for their response to the coronavirus. The funds were made available through the CARES Act. It includes targeted assistance to encourage economic development, […]
