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College Football The College Football Hall of Fame is delaying the release of its ballot for the Class of 2021. It was due to come out today, but has been pushed back until next Tuesday after the College Hall of Fame in Atlanta sustained damage from violent protestors over the weekend. The Class of 2021 will be revealed early next year. Clemson star wide receiver Justyn Ross will have back […]
Hopkinsville police are investigating a shooting incident that led to wreck on Fort Campbell Boulevard Monday night. Corey Lee, a Fort Campbell soldier residing in Hopkinsville, was meeting with unknown suspects in the parking lot of Lowes when he was robbed, according to Hopkinsville Police Lt. Seth Meek. Lee attempted to follow the vehicle after the robbery to get a license plate number and that’s when he was fired upon. […]
There were several filings Monday for non-partisan offices in Christian County. Tiffany Mumford Brame and Nichole Eastman are now running for the District 2 Christian County School Board seat currently held by Susan Hayes and retired Christian County Drug Court director Mike Walker filed for the District 4 seat current held by Chair Linda Keller. Walter Bell, Sr. filed for Pembroke City Commission and Wendell Alexander filed for Crofton City […]
Christian County gained six new confirmed cases of COVID-19 from Saturday to Monday. That’s according to the Christian County Health Department, which reports 22 of those cases are active, 100 patients have recovered and there have been three coronavirus fatalities. Five of the active cases are pediatric and 17 are adults between the ages of 22 and 59.
Governor Andy Beshear announced 214 new cases of COVID-19 in the commonwealth Monday and eight additional deaths. That means there have been at least 10,046 total cases of the virus and 439 Kentuckians have died from COVID-19 since the pandemic began. The state reported 131 new cases Sunday, when the governor did not issue a briefing. A news release Monday identifies one of the eight victims as an 88-year old […]
Phase 1 of reopening Hopkinsville’s parks began Monday. Reopening began with green spaces, pavilions at DeBow Recreational Complex and Ruff Park, restrooms, disc golf courses at DeBow and Trail of Tears Park, the Skatepark, the Recreation Department, Second Street Community Building and the Sportsplex. All rentals and usage remain limited to 10 people or less to comply with state guidelines. All outdoor basketball courts remain closed until August, as required […]
A Madisonville was injured in a three-vehicle accident Monday morning. Madisonville police investigated and determined 59-year old Tracey Reider of Providence was southbound on Nebo Road and didn’t see traffic stopped in front of her. She rear-ended a vehicle driven by 18-year old Jaqueline Olivera of Madisonville, pushing it into the rear of a car operated by 21-year old Makailee Rodgers of Dawson Springs. Olivera’s passenger, 44-year old Sandra Barajas […]
photo credit: Auburn University athletics Former Auburn head coach at athletic director Pat Dye died today at age 80. Dye had been hospitalized last month for kidney-related issues and had also been diagnosed with Covid-19 according to his son, Pat Dye, Jr. Dye guided the Tigers to a 99-39-4 record in 12 seasons from 1981-1992, winning at least a share of SEC championships in four seasons. Dye’s Auburn teams won […]
The Sports Business Journal reports NASCAR is evaluating allowing fans back at its races as soon as later this month, possibly at Homestead-Miami and/or Talladega, according to sources. Attendance would be at reduced capacity, only in places where local rules now allow it, and the decision is not yet final.
