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Heritage Christian Academy tennis players Stephen Whitecotton and Benjamin Hensley were winners on Thursday in matches against their Union County opponents at Ruff Park. Whitecotton defeated Makedin Elam 8-0 in a singles match. The Warriors No. 1 player then teamed with Hensley to defeat Evan Russelburg and Elam 8-2 in a doubles match. File Photo
Christian County played host to Union County Thursday afternoon in a high school tennis match. In girls’ play, the Bravettes won all five singles matches on the way to a 6-1 win. The Lady Colonels avoided being swept when Sara Godsey and Emerson Boyd defeated Julia Mingers and Paxton Morgan 8-8 (6-3) in a doubles match. Meanwhile, in a boys’ singles match, Zamien Matlock fell to Union County’s Evan Russelburg […]
The Christian County Lady Colonels scored eight runs in the top of the first inning and rolled to a 12-1, five-inning high school softball victory over Calloway County on Thursday afternoon. Avery Adcock swung the big stick for the Lady Colonels. The Missouri signee went 4-for-4 with two doubles and a home run and drove in four runs. Chloe Almy and Jazzy Tejada each had a pair of hits for […]
Heritage Christian Academy moved into second place in the District 8 softball standings with a 16-13 win over host University Heights Academy on Thursday afternoon. Presley Brewer led the Lady Warriors, who improved to 3-3 overall and 1-1 in district play, going 2-for-6 on the day. Ava DeJager and Madison Warren each had a double. For UHA, which slipped to 2-3 overall and 0-2 in the district, Brooke Hancock went […]
The on ramp from Center Street and Brown Road to Interstate 69 northbound in Madisonville is set to be blocked on Saturday while the ramp undergoes rehabilitation. According to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, the closure is set to begin around 4 a.m. on Saturday and should be completed by that night. The work being done to the ramp is part of a $10 million rehabilitation project for I-69 in Madisonville. […]
April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, and Sanctuary, Inc. Executive Director Heather Lancaster shared how they plan to raise awareness and spotlight resources available for assault survivors. Sanctuary is a nonprofit organization in the Pennyrile Region that provides support and resources to empower survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. At Thursday’s Hopkinsville Kiwanis Club meeting, Lancaster shared that the month starts with Wear Teal Day on April […]
The City of Hopkinsville is inviting residents to peek behind the curtain of local government at its sixth iteration of the City Diplomat Program. The program includes classroom sessions, demonstrations and hands-on activities spotlighting the workings of local government. In a news release, Mayor J.R. Knight says the program is a fantastic way for residents to engage with their local government and learn how the city operates. The program is […]
Several Christian County buildings are getting some attention lately, with Christian County Judge-Executive Jerry Gilliam saying they’re looking into ways to best serve the community at the same time. Many county buildings are getting up there in age, and Judge Gilliam says work needs to be done in some capacity to all of them to keep them in good working condition. And some, such as the Christian County Courthouse that […]
By: Ag. Reporter Mollie Goode Spring break is fast approaching and to close out the week, first graders across Christian County were invited to the annual 4-H Farm Day on Wednesday. Farm Day is hosted at Garnett Farm and is sponsored by the Christian County Extension Office. The event is volunteer led by agriculture students from Hopkinsville and Christian County High Schools and the Christian County 4-H. The first graders […]
