City Council accepts zoning recommendations, discusses Rotary Park funding
Hopkinsville City Council accepted zoning recommendations and discussed ways to address the funding shortfall for Rotary Park on Pardue Lane at Tuesday’s meeting. To start the meeting, Community and Development […]
Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels director shares nonprofit’s mission
The Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels includes around 300,000 Kentuckians worldwide, and at Tuesday’s Hopkinsville Rotary Club meeting, nonprofit Executive Director Sherry Crose spotlighted the organization’s mission. Crose says the […]
Casey Jones Distillery Fourth of July celebrations to run through Saturday
It will be a weekend full of celebrations, as Casey Jones Distillery kicks off their Red, White and Booze event on Thursday—and the party will go until Sunday. This is […]
HPD investigating after East 18th apartment struck by gunfire
The Hopkinsville Police Department is investigating after a home was damaged by gunfire early Monday morning. According to the police report, it happened around 1:20 a.m. when an unknown suspect […]
Elkton ready to celebrate Independence Day with July 3rd on the Square event
If you just can’t wait for the Fourth of July to get your fireworks and celebration fix, then Elkton has just the event for you on Thursday. Elkton’s July 3rd […]
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Restrooms closed at Christian Co. I-24 Welcome Center
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has closed the restrooms at the Christian County Welcome Center on I-24, as they continue to battle with ongoing plumbing issues. According to a news release, […]
Former Graves Commonwealth’s Attorney joins AG Special Prosecutions Unit
A former western Kentucky Commonwealth’s Attorney is now serving as part of an initiative with the Kentucky Attorney General’s Office to enhance services in the region. The Attorney General’s Special […]
Portion of South Clay to close next week for HWEA work
Heads up to motorists that frequent South Clay Street in Hopkinsville—the Hopkinsville Water Environment Authority will need to close a portion of it to install a line. According to Hopkinsville […]