3 Tigers sign football letters with Lindsey Wilson
Three Hopkinsville High School football players signed national letters-of-intent play collegiately at Lindsey Wilson College during a ceremony Wednesday afternoon at Tiger Gym in front of teammates and other well-wishers. […]
City Council approves initiatives for downtown residential development
Hopkinsville City Council recognized February as Black History Month and approved the mayor’s 24/7 Downtown Initiative at Tuesday’s meeting. Before the meeting, Hopkinsville Mayor J.R. Knight and Ward 10 Council […]
Shop and Share event to benefit Sanctuary, other domestic violence shelters
Kentucky’s 16th annual Shop and Share Event is set for Saturday, February 8 and serves to benefit domestic violence shelters across the state including Sanctuary, Inc. Sanctuary is a nonprofit […]
New state-wide Ag. Education Week to take place in March
By: Ag. Reporter Mollie Goode State officials announced March 17 through March 21 as the first statewide Agriculture Education Week in Kentucky. The new initiative was led by Lt. Gov. […]
Texas man indicted for vehicular homicide in Todd Co. fatal crash
A Texas man has been indicted for vehicular homicide by a Todd County Grand Jury following a fatal crash on Russellville Road in December. Sixty-year-old Timothy Todrank of Houston, Texas […]
Hopkinsville, Fort Campbell students nominated to Military Academies
Congressman James Comer has nominated several local students in Kentucky’s First District to 2024 Military Academies. According to a news release, Jackson Benjamin Smith of Hopkinsville High School, has received […]
Atmos Energy donates $1.5 million to help those struggling to pay their utility bills
Atmos Energy is looking to ‘share the warmth’ across their service region and has made a $1.5 million donation to help out those in need. According to a news release, […]
Interstate rehabilitation project set to begin in Madisonville this week
An interstate rehabilitation project is set to begin in Madisonville this week, with motorists asked to be aware of changing lane restrictions and construction. According to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, […]
Pedestrian killed in Clarksville crash identified
The Clarksville Police Department has identified the pedestrian killed in a collision on Tiny Town Road and some details on the incident. According to a news release, 72-year-old Roger Holmes […]
Heritage Christian edges Crittenden County
Jason Leek scored 35 points including five 3-pointers and lifted visiting Heritage Christian Academy to a 57-54 boys’ high school basketball win over Crittenden County Tuesday night. It was a […]