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photo credit: East Tennessee State Athletics CBS Sports.com reports East Tennessee head coach Steve Forbes has reached an agreement to become the new coach at Wake Forest. The 50-year-old Forbes will replace Danny Manning, who was fired as Demon Deacons coach six weeks ago.
Earlier this week, we reported new Tarleton State and former UK basketball coach Billy Gillispie was open to the idea of coming back to play at Rupp Arena in a round robin event that would feature Iona-coached by Rick Pitino and High Point-coached by Tubby Smith and the Wildcats. An online poll conducted by Oscar Combs on Twitter found that 69 percent were in favor of this. UK coach John […]
photo credit: UK Athletics The University of Kentucky announced its CATSPY awards winners during the week. The Male Rookie of the Year Award was presented to Lyon County native Cullan Brown: https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2020/04/CB.mp3 Brown missed the 2019-20 season after being diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a form of bone cancer, in his left thigh. Brown was to begin his sophomore season at UK after a stellar freshman campaign which saw him named to […]
photo credit: Murray State athletics Walker Beck of Murray State men's golf team made a hole-in-one this week in his hometown of Newburgh, Indiana at Rolling Hills Country Club. Beck, a freshman, came to the par-3 15th hole and selected a 4-iron. His tee shot from 218 yards was true and landed 12 feet short of the flag and trickled in for an ace. It was Beck's third career hole […]
The Cincinnati Bengals released quarterback Andy Dalton today, one week after selecting LSU QB Joe Burrow with the top overall pick in last week’s NFL Draft. Dalton ranks first in franchise history with 204 passing touchdowns and second with 31,594 passing yards. Dalton earned three Pro Bowl selections and helped lead the Bengals to five post season appearances, but never won a playoff game. Brett Favre believes Aaron Rodgers will […]
The Housing Authority of Hopkinsville is one of many getting some federal dollars as part of the CARES Act passed by Congress. According to a news release, more than 100 communities are receiving around $12.5 million in total from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to help counteract the impact of COVID-19. It will be used by the Kentucky Housing Authorities to support prevention and preparation services for […]
Another Hopkins County resident has died from COVID-19 and officials there are preparing for the reopening of the state’s economy. The death brings the total to 22 in Hopkins County since the pandemic began. There were three new cases from Wednesday to Thursday and there have now been 205 total cases. Hopkins County Judge-Executive Jack Whitfield says as some aspects of the economy are reopening May 11, good hygiene and […]
Todd Fiscal Court heard about cuts to county road aid funds at a special-called virtual meeting Thursday morning and agreed to a new memorandum of understanding with the City of Clarksville regarding potential expansion of natural gas service in the future. A new resolution was approved by magistrates regarding those road funds, with Judge-Executive Todd Mansfield noting the cut amounts to just over 12 percent. https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2020/04/todd-fiscal-0430.mp3 The City of Clarksville […]
The Christian County Baptist Association and Impact Ministries are holding two more food distribution events Friday and Saturday. The first will be from 10 a.m. until noon Friday at the Christian County Justice Center parking lot and the second will be from 9 until noon Saturday at Olivet Baptist Church on Palmyra Road in Herndon. Anyone who needs food will be helped as long as supplies last each day and […]
