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A Dawson Springs man was killed in a head-on collision on KY 70 near Madisonville Thursday afternoon. According to Kentucky State Police, it happened around 5 p.m. and preliminary investigation revealed that a dump truck driven by 29-year-old Jacob Adams of Dawson Springs was heading eastbound on KY 70. At that time, 38-year-old Justin Hilt of Dawson Springs was driving a passenger car westbound. Approximately three miles west of Madisonville, […]
A Hopkinsville woman is facing felony theft charges after she allegedly falsified business records at Hopkinsville Solid Waste. According to the Hopkinsville Police Department report, 51-year-old Jenny Lou Delawson of Hopkinsville use her position at the Human Resources and Administrative Manager of Hopkinsville Solid Waste to falsify business records and steal from the organization. She allegedly altered the settings in the payroll records so that she continued to receive life […]
Hopkinsville Community College graduated and recognized students who successfully completed the general education development (GED) test to earn a certificate equivalent to a high school diploma on Thursday. The college’s 2024 GED graduating class consists of 84 students from Christian, Trigg, Todd and Caldwell Counties. Chief Academic Officer, Chris Boyett welcomed the graduates and their friends and families. Boyett recognized the work the students put in to receive their GED […]
Christian County Emergency Management announced that storm debris clean-up in the county will begin on Monday, June 3. Those with vegetative debris on their property from Sunday’s storms such as trees and tree limbs should place the debris along the roadway by Monday for it to be disposed of. Debris should not be placed near street signs, fire hydrants, power poles or its stabilizing wires. Crews from the Christian County […]
A two-vehicle collision on South Madisonville Street in Crofton resulted in injuries on Tuesday. According to a report from the Christian County Sheriff’s Office, Michael Vance of Crofton was driving south on South Madisonville Street and ahead of him Lindsay Hopper of Hopkinsville had turned onto the street and was attempting to then turn left into a Rite Choice Market parking lot. Hopper reportedly told law enforcement that Vance’s vehicle […]
An event celebrating the local businesses that call Fort Campbell Boulevard home in Hopkinsville is coming up quick, and sponsors for the BLVD Bash are still being sought. The BLVD Bash takes place June 15 starting at 10 a.m., where businesses along the Boulevard will be hosting events and sales, with vendors and food trucks setting up at the Showbox that day. Diane Turner with the City of Hopkinsville says […]
HS Softball Scores Henderson Co. 10 Union Co. 0 (2nd Region Championship) McCracken Co. 17 Paducah Tilghman 4 (1st Region Championship) Daviess Co. 16 Butler Co. 1 (3rd Region Championship) Elizabethtown 1 Bethlehem 0 (5th Region Championship) Lexington Catholic 4 Madison Central 0 (11th Region Championship) Boyd Co. 11 Ashland Blazer 6 (16th Region Championship) HS Baseball Scores Hopkinsville 6 University Heights 5 (2nd Region Championship) McCracken Co. 8 Paducah […]
The Jennie Stuart Health Foundation has been awarded a $13,500 grant from the 100 Women Who Care Hopkinsville organization. According to a news release, 100 Women Who Care Hopkinsville are a local chapter of an international group that invites women to engage with their communities and benefit local nonprofits. The group meets quarterly to select a local charity to support, with members each contributing to the chosen cause. The money […]
The Todd County Water District has issued a boil water advisory due to a leak on the main line to be effective immediately. The advisory is effect until further notice for addresses on Blue and Gray Park Road, Hadden Mill Road, C. Stakes Road, Starnes Road, Linda Martin Road and from 1475 to 3900 Sharon Grove Road. Drinking water should be boiled for three minutes before use. Residents will be […]
