KHSAA approves major change for football classification

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 […]
Colonels lose regular season finale to Logan

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 […]
Bell tolls for Christian County in win over Logan

Aaliyah Bell rattled home a three-pointer with 7.8 seconds remaining and sent visiting Christian County to a 53-50 girls’ high school basketball win over Logan County Thursday night. The Lady […]
Voice of love and support, Ann Isom has passed away

The community is in mourning, after learning that local advocate for health and wellness, and long-time supporter of those battling breast cancer, Ann Isom, has passed away at the age […]
Pedestrian seriously injured in Clarksville hit-and-run

The Clarksville Police Department is investigating after a pedestrian was seriously injured in a hit-and-run collision Thursday night. According to a news release, officers were called to the area of […]
School board approves staffing formula, discuss the new school’s construction progress

The Christian County School Board approved the 2026-27 draft staffing formula and discussed the construction progress of the consolidated Christian County High School at Thursday’s meeting. To start the meeting, […]
Bridge pillar collision results in three individuals suffering injuries

Three individuals were injured in a single-vehicle wreck on Fort Campbell Boulevard after the car they were in collided with a bridge pillar Thursday afternoon. The car was reportedly traveling […]
Addison, Fox, Hargrove named new CCHS coaches

Three more coaching positions for the new Christian County High School were announced Thursday afternoon at the Christian County Public Schools Board of Education Board Room. Hopkinsville High School’s girls’ […]
Hopkinsville Parks and Rec gearing up for a busy spring and summer schedule

After a break during the winter months, Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation is ready to get back into gear, and they have a full schedule set for 2026. It won’t be […]
PADD looking for public input on the Area Plan on Aging and Independent Living

The Pennyrile Health and Family Services Department through the Pennyrile Area Development District have released a draft version of the Area Plan on Aging and Independent Living, and their asking […]