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This week's Jennie Stuart Orthopedics-Michael Venable State Farm Player of the Week is Hopkinsville High School's Jaylin Littleton. Littleton took eighth place in the 165-pound division of the KHSAA State Wrestling Tournament last weekend in Lexington. Here is our interview with Littleton conducted earlier this week at HHS.
Double-murder suspect Anthony Gaines appeared in Christian Circuit Court on Wednesday where his defense attorneys requested additional evidence and shell casing testing. Gaines was arrested in connection to the shooting deaths of Kierra Wallace and George Gomez near Peach Street in 2021. He is charged with two counts of murder, first-degree robbery, first-degree burglary, possession of a handgun by a convicted felon, tampering with physical evidence and four counts of […]
University Heights Academy put together an impressive performance Wednesday at the Class 1-A Indoor State Track and Field Championships in Louisville. The Blazers’ 400-meter relay team took home the state title. The team is made up of Harlow Hampton, Griffin McCoy, Ryan Luckey, and Tobias Duncan. The 200-meter relay team finished as state runner-up. The team is made up of McCoy, Luckey, Hampton, and Clayton Lester. McCoy also picked up […]
The final Christian County High School Colonels football schedule has been released by the Christian County Public Schools. The Colonels will play four home games including the opener against Clarksville Northeast on Aug. 23. Other home games include McKenzie, Tenn. (Sept. 5), Daviess County (Sept. 12) and likely the final game against Hopkinsville (Oct. 24). The Tigers also will be a district game as Hoptown moves into the Class 6-A, […]
In October, the Hopkinsville Fire Department hosted its annual Breast Cancer Awareness Month T-shirt fundraiser and recently donated the funds raised to the Pink Ribbon Network. The network is a local breast cancer support group that offers multiple avenues of assistance to those with the disease such as financial support, companionship with others who have had the disease as well as encouragement and emotional support. Ann Isom from the […]
Hopkinsville Police Department Sergeant Jaritt Beasley was recognized recently for his efforts in January that saved a woman’s life. According to HPD officials, Sgt. Beasley responded to calls of an unresponsive woman on January 19 and upon arrival, immediately began performing CPR on the victim. He performed CPR until EMS was able to arrive on scene and the victim regained a pulse. Officials say Sgt. Beasley showed courage and a […]
By: Ag. Reporter Mollie Goode The City of Hopkinsville earned the 2024 Tree City USA recognition from the Arbor Day Foundation. The Arbor Day Foundation is a global nonprofit organization that encourages towns and cities to use trees to strengthen their communities. Hopkinsville has received the award for seven consecutive years because of its commitment to planting, growing, and maintaining trees. A news release from the City of Hopkinsville says […]
It is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Kentucky and the National Weather Service in Paducah is urging preparedness as we head into one of our most active weather seasons for stormy weather. In a conference that was live-streamed to the NWS Paducah Facebook page, meteorologists were joined by local officials to provide informational resources and discuss upcoming awareness events. Meteorologist Derrick Snyder pushed the importance of having numerous ways to […]
With less than two weeks before opening pitch, the Christian County Public Schools announced Wednesday morning that Hopkinsville High School will not field a softball team for the 2025 season. In a news release on Wednesday morning, CCPS said the season will be canceled due to a lack of interest and participation. The release said that Hopkinsville High School’s coaching staff and administration made diligent efforts to build a team, […]
