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A house on Durrett Avenue is a total loss after it was destroyed by fire early Thursday morning. According to the Hopkinsville Fire Department, a neighbor in the 1300 block of Durrett Avenue smelled smoke and realized that a home nearby was on fire. They called 911 immediately, and crews arrived within five minutes of notification to find the front of the home fully engulfed in flames. Firefighters began fire […]
To spotlight the mental health of caregivers, the Beta Rho Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha (AKA) Sorority Inc. is hosting its third annual Mental Health Awareness Conference on June 14. Chapter President Marcia Johnson says mental health awareness is one of the initiatives of their sorority’s international president and they decided to locally promote awareness. By hosting the conference Johnson hopes to normalize conversations about mental health and share […]
Habitat for Humanity of the Pennyrile is looking to build a new home in Hopkinsville and that means they’re now accepting applications for the next family that might call it their own. Suzanne Arnold with Habitat for Humanity says this is first time in a while that they’ve had a chance to have an application process, and they’re excited to find a new family to partner with and get into […]
Oak Grove Police arrested 47-year-old Tyler Hansen of Long Beach, Mississippi after he reportedly waved a firearm at passing cars on Monday. At around 7 p.m. officers were dispatched to an area near Thompsonville Lane for reports of a man waving a gun at passing cars. Officers stopped a car matching the given description and made contact with Hansen and he was reportedly impaired. Officers conducted a sobriety test on […]
Trigg Tots Early Childhood Center is among 48 Kentucky schools and care centers to have been recently awarded Family Friendly School certifications from the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence. Prichard Committee President Brigette Blom says the certification recognizes schools that show a strong commitment to actively involving families in their students' education. Blom says the 48 schools have been creative and enthusiastic in making families an essential part of their school […]
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will be conducting milling and paving operations starting this week on KY 181 in Muhlenberg County. According to a news release, the work will take place along a section of Greenville Road in Muhlenberg County between Henry Lane and the Carter Creek Bridge. This is the area where crews have been replacing cross drains in preparation for new asphalt. Milling work was set to start Wednesday, […]
First-year University Heights Academy coach Jordan Grace and the Blazers took on Clarksville Northeast and Fort Campbell Tuesday evening in The Grind Session at the Planters Bank-Jennie Stuart Health Sportsplex. The Blazers return to action in the event today at 4 p.m. against Murray and at 5 p.m. against Todd County Central. Photos by Joe Wilson
The Hopkinsville Lady Tigers finished up play in The Grind Session on Tuesday at the Planters Bank-Jennie Stuart Health Sportsplex. The Lady Tigers, who played Christian County on Monday night, took on Region 1 power Calloway County on Tuesday evening. Hoptown must replace three key starters from last year's team. Photos by Joe Wilson
The Hopkinsville Tigers varsity basketball team played a pair of games at The Grind Session on Tuesday evening at the Planters Bank-Jennie Stuart Health Sportsplex in Hopkinsville. The Tigers played Madisonville-North Hopkins and Clarksville Northeast. Today, Hoptown is scheduled to play Murray at 7 p.m. on the final day of the three-day event. Photos by Joe Wilson
