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The Todd County Chamber of Commerce has announced winners in its Todd County Bale Trail contest. The Todd County Health Department’s tractor hay creation received the most votes for first place, Living Water Ministries’ lion made of hay took second place and Country View Creamery’s hay cow was third place.
Cases against several suspects charged in connection to the armed home invasion into the home of Charles “Bird Dog” Paige on Glass Avenue were continued in Christian Circuit Court Wednesday, and more indictments could be coming. Ajaizion Johnson, Isaiah Campbell and Michael Sims appeared before Judge John Atkins, with the cases continued to January 18 for various reasons—that includes the different cases for Campbell, who is also facing an assault […]
The Kentucky Government Finance Officers Association has given its first Outstanding Achievement Award to Hopkinsville Chief Financial Officer Robert Martin. A news release says Martin has been a KGFOA member for nearly 20 years and has helped keep the organization afloat over the years and contributed countless hours of his time and knowledge. He was also instrumental in getting finance tracks introduced into the Kentucky League of Cities conferences, wherein, […]
Four local high school graduates who are now students at the Murray State Hopkinsville campus officially signed their papers with the Rotary Impact program Wednesday morning, committing to return to the Christian County Public School System to teach for at least four years after graduation. Superintendent Chris Bentzel explained the partnership between Rotary, Murray State, Hopkinsville Community College and the school system—noting that high school students interested in teaching who […]
Lady Toppers Defeat Lindsey Wilson 84-61 in Home Exhibition Lady Topper Hoops will walk away from its lone exhibition of the season with a win after defeating Lindsey Wilson 84-61 at home. WKU had nine Lady Toppers score, with three in double-figures, as 12 players saw action on the floor. Racers Cruise By Bethel In Exhibition The Murray State women's basketball team cruised by Bethel (Tenn.) in its lone exhibition […]
>>Titans Make No Moves At Deadline (Nashville, TN) -- The Tennessee Titans are putting their trust in their current roster. The team didn't make any moves during yesterday's busy trade deadline. Tennessee will only be able to acquire players off waivers, from other teams' practice squads, or from free agency the rest of the season. The Titans are on a five-game winning streak, and they take on the Chiefs this […]
>>Arenado, Donovan Take Home Gold Glove Awards (St. Louis, MO) -- A pair of Cardinals players are taking home some hardware because of their stellar defense. Nolan Arenado and Brendan Donovan each won a National League Gold Glove award yesterday. The honor recognizes the best defensive player at each position in each league. Arenado has now won the award ten consecutive times as a third baseman. In fact, he's won […]
An amendment to the zoning ordinances of Hopkinsville were passed at the Hopkinsville City Council meeting to include new regulations involving solar panel farms and a municipal order involving sidewalks was passed. This amendment to the zoning code of Hopkinsville—which was passed unanimously by council— regulate certain aspects of solar farms in the City of Hopkinsville, including a minimum amount of feet the panels must be located away from adjacent […]
As Election Day fast approaches, U.S. Senator Rand Paul made a stop at the Hopkinsville-Christian County Airport Tuesday to speak with supporters. Paul made numerous campaign stops across the state, with even more planned for the Monday before Election Day, and Paul says he’s feeling good heading into the final week, and as he’s excited to have the chance to speak with people and hear their concerns and questions in […]
