Month: October 2022

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Local News

Rain doesn’t hinder big crowds for downtown trick-or-treating

A light rain didn’t stop an enormous crowd of little ones and their families from gathering in downtown Hopkinsville Monday afternoon for trick or treating. There were costumes of all types and trick-or-treaters were able to get candy and other goodies from downtown merchants, businesses, churches and agencies from across the city and several office-holders and seekers. Toby Hudson with Parks and Recreation says it was a big success. https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2022/10/toby-halloween.mp3 […]

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Local News

Madisonville, Hopkins County to break ground on new Sports Plex Thursday

The City of Madisonville and Hopkins County Government will break ground Thursday on its new Madisonville Hopkins County Sports Plex. The groundbreaking will take place 3:30 p.m. Thursday at 839 Midtown Boulevard and the community is invited to attend. The building on 22 acres of land will feature six basketball courts and an indoor soccer field and there are plans in the future for three outdoor athletic fields, according to […]

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Local News

Drought persists, rain has helped with fire danger

Western Kentucky remains in a drought status and while the rain last week and over the weekend may have improved conditions some, the area is still very much in need of rain. Keith Cooley with the National Weather Service in Paducah says the main impact from the weekend rain is calming some of the immediate wildfire danger. https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2022/10/cooley.mp3 The extended-range outlook shows potential drought improvement this winter for the Pennyrile […]

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Local News

Public library hosting murder mystery event, expanding services

The Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library continues to find new ways to serve their community, including a new laptop check-out program. Executive Director DeAnna Sova says they know that some of their more rural customers don’t have reliable internet access at their homes, and some may not be able to afford it, so they’re offering the ability to check out laptops that come with internet capabilities. https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2022/10/1031sovalaptops.mp3 She says their passport, […]

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Local News

Negotiations continue in 2021 felony assault case

Negotiations continue toward a potential resolution in the case of a Hopkinsville man charged with felony assault. Public defender Eric Bearden represents 55-year old Carlos Potter of Hopkinsville and says he’s looked over an evaluation conducted by the Kentucky Correctional Psychiatric Center and the commonwealth has put a plea offer on the table. https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2022/10/bearden-potter1.mp3 He asked Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney Jerad Smith for any medical records from the victim related to […]

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Local Sports

Christian County High School Announces Lady Colonel Soccer Coach Resignation

HOPKINSVILLE, KY-Christian County High School Athletic Director Trey Wheeler, has announced Hannah Ambrose has resigned from her position as head coach of the Lady Colonels soccer team. Ambrose led the Lady Colonels to a 9-32-4 record and a region tournament appearance in 2020. “I have loved coaching for the past three years. At this time, it is important for me to focus my time on my family,” said CCHS Coach […]

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Local Sports

HCA Dominates on Way to Second Straight KCAA State Title

Over the weekend Heritage Christian Academy won their second consecutive KCAA state championship. That alone is extremely impressive because repeating in any sport, as many of you well know, is about as hard as it gets. More impressive was the fact that they did it while completing a perfect run, undefeated, against opposing teams in the KCAA. Not one match lost. However, that may not be the most impressive part […]

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Local News

One killed, two hurt in Trigg County crash

A Trigg County woman was killed in a collision at the intersection of U.S. 68-KY 80 and Blue Springs Road Monday morning. According to Kentucky State Police, the crash occurred around 9 a.m. at the intersection, and investigation determined a vehicle operated by 70-year-old Marcie Birdsong of Cadiz was heading south on Blue Springs Road when she attempted to turn left onto 68-80.  She reportedly pulled into the path of […]

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Local News

Christian, Trigg County rescinding outdoor burn ban

Christian County Judge-Executive Steve Tribble and Trigg County Judge-Executive Hollis Alexander are rescinding that county’s outdoor burn ban after more much-needed rain arrived over the weekend. The Mesonet site just north of Cadiz reported about six-tenths of an inch of rain, Christian County received 86-hundreths and Todd County got just under seventh-tenths of an inch. Todd County’s outdoor burn ban remains in place for now.

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