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Month: September 2025

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Joy Closet to host Hope House ribbon cutting on Friday

Joy Closet leaders are preparing to host a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Hope House, and Nonprofit Executive Director Heather Gray appeared on WHOP to share all the details. Joy Closet is a Hopkinsville-based nonprofit focused on supporting foster care children and foster families in the Pennyrile region by providing them with need-based donated items and other services. At the nonprofit’s annual dinner on August 26, Gray announced that on Friday, […]

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Hopkinsville Police arrest man for crashing stolen car, leaving the scene

Hopkinsville Police arrested 37-year-old Marcus Jamal Love on Friday after he reportedly drove a stolen car into a ditch and attempted to leave the scene. Officers were dispatched to Firestone on Fort Campbell Boulevard for a possible single-vehicle wreck. The vehicle was found in a ditch by the boulevard, but the two occupants, Love and a female passenger, were reportedly seen walking away from the wreck. Officers caught up to […]

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Out of the Darkness Walk to spotlight suicide prevention

September marks National Suicide Prevention Month, and the community is invited to the eighth annual Out of the Darkness Suicide Awareness Walk to raise funds for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP). Walk Co-Chair Valerie Singleton played a key role in hosting the first walk in Hopkinsville in 2018. Singleton’s oldest son died by suicide in 2017, and in the following year, one of his cousins attended a walk […]

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Doggie Dip returns to wrap up the season at Bluegrass Splash

School is in session and the season is coming to a close for the Bluegrass Family Aquatic Center--which means it's time for the dogs to have their day of fun in the water. Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation is bringing back the popular Doggie Dip on September 6, where folks can bring their canine best friends to the water park that day and let them play and swim and fetch to […]

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Lady Blazers power past Hopkinsville in girls’ soccer

First place in the girls’ District 8 soccer standings was on the line Saturday morning when University Heights and Hopkinsville got together at the Stadium of Champions. After nearly 30 minutes of physical, scoreless play, the Lady Blazers’ Kendall Hancock finally found the back of the net and led Heights to a 6-1 win. UHA then added another goal by Skylar Cantrell with less than 2:00 left in the first […]

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McGee optioned back to Nashville Sounds

Former Hopkinsville High School pitcher Easton McGee was optioned back to theMilwaukee Brewers' Triple-A affiliate Nashville Sounds on Friday afternoon. McGee has been recalled to the Brewers five times this season and has pitched 14 2/3 innings and struck out 13. He has a 5.52 ERA with Milwaukee. Milwaukee Brewers Photo

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Christian County goes 1-2 at Apollo Summer Slam Down

The Christian County Lady Colonels’ volleyball team competed in the Apollo Summer Slam Down Tournament on Saturday in Owensboro. Christian County dropped 2-0 matches to Daviess County and West Jessamine but rebounded to defeat Evansville Harrison 2-0. The Lady Colonels are 5-5 on the season and return to action Thursday night at home in a District 8 match against University Heights Academy. File Photo

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Croney-Sallie grabs middle school boys title in Madisonville

University Heights Academy middle schooler Ronan Croney-Sallie proved too fast to catch Saturday at the Madisonville Classic cross country meet. Croney-Sallie held off Christian County's Lucas Coates at the finish line and won the boys' middle school division race. In the boys' varsity race, UHA’s Graham Conrad took home 10th-place and Jude Finch crossed the finish line 19th. Photo provided

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Hoptown’s Mayes defends title in Madisonville Classic

Hoptown’s Lauren Mayes loves the Madisonville Classic cross country course. She loves it so much that she defended her 2024 title by winning the 2025 race on Saturday. Mayes ran the course in a time of 21:20.42 to beat 53 other runners to the finish line. The Lady Tigers’ Alexis Herrera-Lovato medaled in 10th place and Luanna Acree took 31st. In the boys' race, Hopkinsville placed two runners in the […]

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