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The risk of severe weather Sunday could spoil some Memorial Day Weekend plans, with the National Weather Service in Paducah urging people to stay weather aware. The entire region is under an Enhanced Risk of severe weather for most of the day Sunday, with Lead Forecaster Keith Cooley saying people could see multiple rounds of severe weather, starting in the morning hours, with all hazards possible. Then, there could be […]
Carnival rides, vendors, stage shows and live music took over Oak Grove’s War Memorial Walking Trail Park for day one of the 17th annual Spring into Summer Salutes Fort Campbell Festival on Saturday. Scarlett Mayfield from the Oak Grove Tourism Commission shared that the festival saw a big turnout and attendees enjoyed this year’s new stage shows, the Ninja Experience and the Pompeyo Dog Show. Mayfield says they were also […]
The 2024 graduating class of University Heights Academy received their diplomas and were recognized for their academic achievements at Friday’s commencement ceremony. Before the graduates were presented with their diplomas, the graduating class valedictorians and salutatorian spoke to about their experience as Blazers. Six valedictorians were named including, Evelyn Cotthoff, Addi Fourqurean, Anna Fourqurean, Ileana Hernandez, Prit Patel, Gargi Shah and Audrey Grise was named the salutatorian. Despite her journey […]
June marks Pride Month and to celebrate, recently formed nonprofit, C-Pride, is hosting its first ever Clarksville Pride Festival which will feature live music, drag performances, art exhibits and much more. Anita Hart, the president of C-Pride, shared that the nonprofit formed around nine months ago to host support groups for members of the LGBTQ+ community and connect them to resources. After Hart and some of her friends attended Nashville’s […]
This week's Jennie Stuart Orthopedic - Michael Venable State Farm Player of the Week is Ian Rosario Alicea. Ian is a senior at Hopkinsville High School and is also a member of the track and field team. In the Region 1 AA Championship, Ian placed 1st in the 110 Meter Hurdles, 300 Meter Hurdles, and was a part of the first place team in the 4x200 Meter Relay alongside James […]
Governor Andy Beshear has announced a $2 million project to improve road safety and access to James Madison Middle School in Hopkins County, including the widening of Kentucky Highway 254. The project will begin with the widening of Kentucky Highway 254 to include a third additional traffic lane, as well as the construction of a new left turn lane leading into Athey Airport Road. Road work is expected to begin […]
The area will get a break from stormy weather some on Saturday, but then Sunday brings with it another big chance for severe weather. All of western Kentucky, including Christian, Todd and Trigg Counties, are currently under an Enhanced Risk for severe weather, and areas to our north could be subject to significant severe weather. Lead Forecaster Keith Cooley with the National Weather Service in Paducah says all the ingredients […]
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has reopened a section of New Hope Road in southern Trigg County. According to a news release, KY 525 has been closed since early-March near mile point four to allow for construction of a new bridge over Potts Creek between Prather Road and Jack Humphries Road. The roadway has now been reopened to traffic about two weeks ahead of schedule. Approximately 570 vehicles travel this section […]
Mac Arthur, a longtime businessman and educator in Christian County, has passed away at the age of 88. Arthur passed of natural causes on Monday at Bradford Heights Nursing and Rehab Center—born in 1936 to Phillip and Ethel Mae Arthur, he would go on to major in music at Western Kentucky University, and from there he earned his Master’s Degree in Education at the University of Kentucky. He served as […]
