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For most area high school basketball fans, it was almost a certainty that University Heights Academy would advance to the Boys’ District 8 Basketball Tournament finals, especially after how they had played the last two weeks of the season. Someone forgot to give Christian County the memo. Senior guard Na’Darien Rowe hit seven 3-pointers and scored 33 points to power the Colonels into Friday night’s championship game with a 69-62 […]
Christian County High School’s bowling team of Kane DeGuilio and Christian Lane qualified sixth after two games of baker qualifying in the Unified Division of the KHSAA State Bowling Tournament on Tuesday in Jeffersontown. After earning the sixth seed, the Colonels played Ryle in one game of match play. Ryle defeated the Colonels 191-134 to eliminate the Christian County brothers from the state tournament. The Colonels' tandem finished 10th out […]
Former Trigg County High School football coach Coby Lewis was named the new football coach at Calloway County High School on Tuesday. Calloway County made the announcement Tuesday afternoon via their social media page. The last two years Lewis has served as the offensive coordinator at Paducah Tilghman High School.
The Substance Abuse Program at the Christian County Jail has received a perfect score on their annual audit. That’s according to Christian County Jailer Adam Smith, who says receiving a perfect score is no easy feat and takes a lot of hard work and dedication to provide quality programming to meet the expected standards. The audit is conducted by the Department of Corrections’ Division of Addiction Services. Jailer Smith continues, […]
A Crofton man has been federally sentenced for illegally possessing a firearm after having previously been convicted of felony offenses. According to a news release from the U.S. Attorney of the Western District of Kentucky, 27-year-old Earl Ray Cook Jr. of Crofton was sentenced to six years and five months in prison, to be followed by three years of supervised release, for illegally possessing a handgun and its ammunition in […]
The United Way of the Pennyrile and participating organizations came together on Tuesday to celebrate another successful donation campaign and to honor those who played an integral role in making it happen. Last year, Campaign Chair Martha Steil announced her goal of raising $700,000 for 18 regional nonprofits, which include Aaron McNeil House, the Christian County Rescue Team and the Pennyroyal Children’s Advocacy Center. Steil was beyond excited to share […]
The City of Hopkinsville is hosting a Community Budget Forum to give citizens an opportunity to share their ideas as work begins on the city’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Hopkinsville Mayor J.R. Knight says the forum is an important opportunity for residents to have a voice in the budget process and he encourages folks to come, ask questions and share their vision for Hopkinsville’s future. The forum […]
Former Fort Campbell soldier, 24-year-old Brett Ellison was sentenced in federal prison on Monday after he was found to possess child pornography. According to a report from the United States Attorney’s Office of the Western District of Kentucky, Ellison obtained and possessed child pornography between November 2019 and June 2022 while he was stationed at Fort Campbell. Ellison reportedly possessed over 90 images and 70 videos containing child sexual abuse. […]
To support local students pursuing higher education, Hopkinsville’s Pioneers Inc. is inviting the community to their annual Scholarship Catfish Fry, with all proceeds going toward the organization’s scholarship fund. Pioneer Arnold Lynch appeared on WHOP Radio on Tuesday to spotlight the upcoming fundraiser. Lynch shared that the Pioneers locally formed in 1952 and focuses on donating to those in need and providing academic scholarships. On Friday, Lynch says for $15 […]
