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Levi Peterson Jr. has been more than just an educator—to many students and individuals, he’s been a source of inspiration, leadership and guidance—and now the community is bidding farewell and good rest, after he passed away Sunday night. It’s hard to know where to start in describing the life of Peterson, who passed away at the age of 91, as he had a full life not just here in Hopkinsville, […]
After opening in downtown Hopkinsville in 2024, Charlotte’s on 6th is set to close its doors at the end of February. Charlotte’s on 6th is a women’s clothes and accessory boutique at 113 East 6th Street and is owned by Crystal Ferreira. In a recent post on the boutique’s Facebook page, Ferreira described the boutique as a true passion project and shared that she loved every minute of styling, curating […]
South Western Kentucky Economic Development Council Executive Director Carter Hendricks appeared on WHOP on Friday to highlight the council's efforts to attract more industries to the region and expand employment opportunities. In 2025, Hendricks says the council hosted over 40 industry tours for graduating high school students, college graduates and those retiring from the military. He says tours have been vital in showing folks the career opportunities available at local […]
It was a night of celebration, inspiration and victory, as six women graduated from the rehabilitation program offered by Grace and Mercy in a ceremony Thursday night. The event also acts a fundraising banquet to support Grace and Mercy’s mission, and Board Chair Paula Halcomb says nothing they do would be possible without the unending generosity of the community. She says they remain awed by the support they receive. With […]
The Kentucky Association of Basketball Coaches released its Region Player of the Year Awards on Friday. For the boys’, Lyon County senior guard Bray Kirk was named Region 2 Player of the Year. Kirk averages 21.3 points and 3.6 rebounds per game. The Region 1 winner was McCracken County’s Miles Woodfork. Jonathan Moss, of Daviess County, won the Region 3 award, and Clinton County’s Jaxson Mason took home the Region […]
Former Hopkinsville High School pitcher Easton McGee will be with the Milwaukee Brewers as they start their spring training Cactus League games Saturday against the Cleveland Indians. The 6-foot-7, right-hander is attempting to make the parent club after spending most of last season with the organizations’ Triple-A affiliate Nashville Sounds. Other Major League Baseball teams are beginning their spring training games today. The Orioles will face the Yankees in the […]
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association Board of Control met on Thursday and approved a major change that could reshape football classifications beginning in the 2027-28 realignment cycle. The Louisville Courier-Journal reported last night, that under the measure, private schools will have their boys enrollment multiplied by 1.35, only for football classification. Public schools will continue to use the 1.0 factor. The adjustment means some private schools could have to […]
Christian County saw its six-game winning streak come to an end Thursday night as host Logan County defeated the Colonels 76-68 in a boys’ high school basketball game. The Colonels (12-12) could not stop the Cougars’ junior guard Davis Switzer, who scored 18 of his 33 points in the first quarter. He went 8-for-8 from the free throw line in the first half and finished the game making all 12 […]
