Month: December 2025

Santa Claus shared a little bit of his Christmas magic with the Hopkinsville Police Department, as they delivered toys and gifts to families and children across the city for their Christmas Morning Miracle program. Christmas Morning Miracle has been put on by the Hopkinsville Police Department for several years, thanks to numerous partnerships in the community, and during a recent Chat with the Chief, Police Chief Jason Newby says this […]

The Human Rights Commission of Hopkinsville-Christian County are keeping their fingers crossed for good weather, as the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day March and celebration is set to take place on January 19.  This is a time-honored tradition in Hopkinsville, and Executive Director Raychel Farmer invites the community to participate, with the march set to begin at Freedom Elementary School at 9 a.m. that morning. It will make its […]

In the blink of an eye, Christmas will be behind us and we’ll be sailing towards the new year—which means that legislators from across the Commonwealth will be convening in Frankfort for the 2026 session of the Kentucky General Assembly. This will be Senator Craig Richardson of Christian County’s first budget session, and he says that while he will have a lot to learn, he feels confident that he’ll get […]

Hopkinsville Public Works is giving a heads up that there will be a culvert repair taking place next Tuesday on Sanderson Drive. According to a news release, a Storm Water Utility contractor will be conduction a drainage project in the 1100 block of Sanderson Drive to repair a culvert in that area. Excavation will begin at approximately 8 a.m. that morning, which will close the road to traffic until about […]

The Trigg County Chamber of Commerce is welcoming a new Membership and Events Director. According to a news release, Karen Sue C. Stanfield will serve in that position, stepping into her new role on January 5 of 2026.  Stanfield is a former small business owner with roughly 25 years of experience in program development, organizational leadership and community engagement. As a newcomer to Cadiz, she’s already fairly active in the […]