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The Hopkinsville Lady Tigers hung on by the tip of their claws Saturday and edged out Union County for a trip to the KHSAA Class 2-A State Cross Country Meet this weekend in Lexington. Lauren Mayes finished runner-up and teammate Alexis Herrera-Lovato was seventh overall to lead the Lady Tigers to a fourth-place finish in the Class 2-A, Region 1 Cross Country Meet Saturday at Logan County High School. Mayes […]
Heads up motorists that travel through downtown Hopkinsville—streets will be closed on Friday, as kids with candy buckets fill the streets for Downtown Trick-or-Treating. It’s all set to take place on Friday, which is Halloween, from 3:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. so that means that no traffic or parked cars will be allowed on Main Street from East Sixth Street over to 13th Street. Other streets that will be blocked […]
Heritage Christian Academy’s cross country team has advanced to the KHSAA Class 1-A State Cross Country Meet this weekend in Lexington. The Warriors took fifth place with 115 points at the Class 1-A, Region 1 Cross Country Meet Saturday at Logan County High School. Aaron Hensley finished 9th with a time of 18:50 to lead HCA. Teammate Cadyn Travis was 14th in 19:34. Ben Hensley took 27th overall with a […]
Christian County is home to multiple economic developments, and at last week’s Hopkinsville City Council meeting, South Western Kentucky Economic Development Council Director Carter Hendricks provided some industry updates. Ascend Elements’ Apex 1 Facility at Commerce Park II has faced multiple setbacks, but Hendricks says the company's leadership has affirmed that the facility is still coming to Hopkinsville. Hendricks says construction is set to ramp back up in 2027. Cinis […]
Powered by three runners in the top five, University Heights Academy claimed its first Class 1-A, Region 1 Cross Country championship Saturday at Logan County High School. Graham Conrad, Ronan Croney-Sallie, and Jude Finch all earned top-five finishes to lead the Blazers, who set school records for lowest meet score (50) and placed five runners in the top 25. Conrad led UHA by finished second place in a time of […]
We've all heard the tale of the Bell Witch in this part of the world, but have you ever gotten to hear it told by local historian, and story telling master William Turner himself? Thanks to the efforts for former WHOP News Directors Adam May, who digitized the older recordings, and Jim Love, who recorded this interview on tape-recorder at the time it happened, you can listen to an older […]
Two individuals have been arrested and charged in connection with a strong-armed robbery in Clarksville that occurred last week. According to the Clarksville Police Department, the alleged robbery happened on October 21 at the FSNB Bank branch inside of the Walmart on Madison Street. As result of the following investigation, detectives were about to identify 41-year-old Justin Easley of Nashville as the suspect who allegedly committed the robbery. He fled […]
It was a long day for marching bands across the state on Saturday, as young musicians performed and did their best during state competition—but there could only be one state champion, and that victory was scored by the Christian County Colonel Marching Band. Students and staff are undoubtedly walking on air this morning, after the marching band at Christian County High School brought home the highest honor in the state, […]
It was the perfect fall day in Hopkinsville Saturday, with cool temperatures and sunny skies, and at Founders Square, folks turned out to eat some chili and vote on their favorites for the Military Affairs Committee Chili Cook-Off. There were 16 teams participating in the cook-off, and they were all gunning for the grand champion spot, with cooking starting bright and early. By the time the judges began their work, […]
