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A frost advisory is in effect from 1 until 9 Saturday morning and a freeze watch from late Sunday night through Monday morning in western Kentucky. Temperatures will likely fall into the mid-30’s Saturday morning and into the mid-to-upper-20’s Monday morning. Frost Saturday morning could damage or kill sensitive vegetation and a freeze Monday morning could end the growing season.
Jefferson County Public Schools announced today there will be no football games played between the dates of November 2-8. This comes as Jefferson County remains in the “red” category concerning Covid-19 rates in Kentucky. The KHSAA playoffs begin November 13th and its uncertain at this point if schools in Jefferson County will be allowed to compete. Next week’s cancellations will also mark the first time since 1918 that Male and […]
The Detroit Tigers announced the hiring today of AJ Hinch as their new manager. Hinch has been out of baseball this season after his suspension and subsequent firing by the Houston Astros in connection with the 2017 sign stealing scandal. Hinch replaces Ron Gardenhire who retired at the end of the 2020 season.
More arrests are possible in connection with the October 12 fatal shooting of Calvin “Cue” Taylor at his home on North Kentucky Avenue and police believe he was murdered during a robbery involving drugs. Forty-seven-year old Larayna Manning is charged with complicity to murder and robbery and appeared in Christian District Court for a preliminary hearing Friday morning. Hopkinsville Police Detective Eugene Trumble testified Taylor was found dead inside his […]
The Hopkinsville Police Department has charged a Hopkinsville woman with multiple felonies related to fraud. According to the police reported, 34-year old Tiffany Hart of Hopkinsville allegedly stole five personal checks belonging to the victim and then forged the checks by signing the victim’s name. She then reportedly deposited the checks into her bank account and then from there withdrew or spent the money, owing the bank over $500. She […]
You could have a chance to have an exclusive shopping experience in downtown Hopkinsville while benefiting the Hopkinsville-Christian County Imagination Library. The public library and Bella Marie Boutique are partnering up to host a private shopping event on November 14th from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. at the boutiques location at 601 South Virginia Street. Tickets to participate on $20 per ticket and the holder will have one hour of […]
A section of Old Madisonville Road will be closed beginning next week to allow for necessary work. The Christian County Road Department says the roadway will be closed at Gordon Park for four to six weeks beginning Tuesday, weather permitting.
This year’s Turkey Trot, normally ran Thanksgiving morning in Hopkinsville, will go virtual to prevent spread of the coronavirus. Toby Hudson of Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation says you can sign up now to run or walk the 5k on their website and you can do it on your own schedule. https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2020/10/virtual-trot.mp3 Superintendent Tab Brockman knows some will still go downtown Thanksgiving morning to run the route like they normally do, […]
Christian County and Hopkinsville renew their rivalry at the Stadium of Champions. Last season, the Tigers won 41-13. Christian County coach Steve Lovelace is trying to down play the rivalry factor to his team who enters with a three game losing streak: https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2020/10/Love-4.mp3 Meanwhile, Hopkinsville coach Craig Clayton says he’s impressed with Christian County’s defense: https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2020/10/Clayton-3.mp3 Kickoff is at 7, with the First Financial Bank pregame show at 6:35 on […]
