Month: December 2025

The Human Rights Commission of Hopkinsville-Christian County is now accepting both nominations and applications for the festivities that will take place in March.  March is known to be Women’s History Month, and each year, the Human Rights Commission celebrates by naming a Woman of the Year and awarding a scholarship to local young women pursuing higher education. Executive Director Raychel Farmer says nominations are open now for the Fannie Bronson […]

A United States Postal Service employee was hit by a vehicle in Clarksville on Friday and had to be flown to a Nashville hospital. According to the Clarksville Police Department, the collision happened on Virginia Terrace at roughly 5:20 p.m. on Friday when a vehicle heading eastbound near Jana Drive hit a 54-year-old postal worker while he was attempting to cross the roadway. The victim was flown by helicopter to […]

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has lifted lane restrictions on I-24 in Trigg County, signaling a lengthy pause in operations. According to a news release, the concrete rehabilitation project was currently taking place between the 65 and 69-mile markers, as part of a large rehab project that had been inching its way down the interstate for the last month. The lane restriction had been in place during both daytime and nighttime […]

After calling Hopkinsville home for just over 45 years, Bikes and Moore has officially closed its doors as of this week.  The last day was December 23, and in a post to social media, officials say the decision didn’t come easy. Calling it the hardest decision of their lives, the Bikes and Moore family thanked the community for their long-time support, whether that be a visit to the shop, a […]