Month: January 2025

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Local News

Kentucky saw fewer fatalities on state highways in 2024

The Commonwealth is celebrating after 2024 had the lowest number of highway fatalities on record in nine years. During the Team Kentucky update, Governor Andy Beshear announced that deaths in highway crashes dropped 14 percent in 2024 when compared to 2023, and he says that also resulted in less injuries, which is tremendous. The governor credited all Kentucky drivers for their efforts to driver safe over the last year, and […]

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Local News

New KDA program promotes Kentucky food products

By: Ag. Reporter Mollie Goode The Kentucky Department of Agriculture is starting a new program to recognize Kentucky schools using locally grown food products. The Kentucky Farm to School Stars Recognition Program will recognize three school districts each year that have increased their locally sourced produce and protein. The three districts chosen will have the opportunity to receive $10,000, $8,000, or $6,000 for their efforts.  Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell says, […]

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Local News

Boil water advisory issued for portions of Froghop, Greenville Roads

The Christian County Water District has issued a boil water advisory for the Froghop Road area of north Christian.  The advisory is the result of repairs that were made to a mainline break that occurred on Froghop Friday. After isolating with valves to repair the leak, the water district has issued a boil water advisory for the addresses of 1420 to 17730 Froghop Road and 15935 to 17680 Greenville Road. […]

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Local News

TVA CEO and President announces intent to retire

After serving in his role for six years but with an industry career that spanned over 40-years, Tennessee Valley Authority President and CEO Jeff Lyash has announced his intent to retire. Lyash has served as the TVA’s CEO since the appointment in 2019, and has lead the TVA through the COVID-19 pandemic and billions of dollars’ worth of energy initiatives, while focusing on building strong partnerships with the region’s 153 […]

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Local News

Night to Shine brings prom to special youth in the community

Soon, there will be a night to truly remember at the James E. Bruce Convention Center, as the Night to Shine event takes over with dancing, fun and friends.  The event is put on locally each year by Hillcrest Baptist Church and is sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation, along with local supporters and volunteers, and Kristy Rushing with the program says it’s all about providing that prom experience to […]

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Local News

Rep. Thomas appointed to CSG South Human Services and Public Safety Committee

Representative Walker Thomas has been appointed to serve on the Council of State Governments South Human Services and Public Safety Committee.  The CSG South’s Human Services and Public Safety Committee is about addressing challenges that states face in the areas of human services and corrections, as well as policies and programs that address them. Some of the topics that the committee discusses includes health issues including the national opioid crisis, […]

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Local Sports

UHA-County, HHS-Lyon games canceled due to illness

Tonight’s District 8 basketball game featuring University Heights Academy at Christian County has been canceled due to illness.  The two teams are scheduled to play at Blazer Gym on Feb. 7. That game has been moved to CCHS and will tip off at 6 p.m. In addition, Thursday night’s game featuring Hopkinsville at Lyon County was canceled by the Lyons due to illness. It is unknown if that game will […]

todayJanuary 31, 2025 5

Local Sports

Wrestlers headed to Middle School State tourney

Wrestlers from Christian County and Hopkinsville middle schools will be heading to Louisville this weekend for the Kentucky Middle School State Wrestling Tournament. Representing Christian County are Jaiterryan McKnight, who won region last weekend, Demauriell Quarles, Rowan Boyd, John Dixon, Contrell Clay, and Sam Pryor. Ben Bentzel, Jackson Clark, and Grayson Warfield are alternates. Hopkinsville will be represented by Adam Anderson (95 pounds), Braden Brison (101), Ayden Brison (108), Jymirr […]

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Local Sports

Area bowlers headed to region tournament

Bowling teams from Christian County and Hopkinsville high schools will be participating in the Region 1 Bowling Tournament today and Saturday at Cardinal Lanes in Paducah. Boys’ singles will begin at 8 a.m. today. Those representing Christian County include Aiden Lewis, Peyton Hilton, Christian Lane, and Michael DeArmond. For Hopkinsville, the boys’ singles bowlers include Ethan Brake, Kyle Bauman, Chaison White, and Brent Rivers. Girls’ Singles also begins today at […]

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