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Month: July 2026

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Ascend Elements to pay $7.5 million to DOE for inflated service reimbursements

Following a recent settlement, Ascend Elements is set to pay $7.5 million to the U.S. Department of Energy following allegations of inflated labor reimbursements. According to a new release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for Kentucky’s Western District, Ascend Elements received a reimbursement from the department for construction done at the Apex 1 Facility in Hopkinsville. However, Ascend Elements reportedly inflated labor hours and tool purchase and equipment rental costs. […]

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Local rehab organization hosts ribbon-cutting to spotlight service expansion

Courage House opened its doors in Hopkinsville over a year ago and supports men who were recently released from jail or are recovering from addiction. On Friday, the nonprofit hosted a ribbon cutting to spotlight its recent service expansion. The twelve-bed nonprofit is led by Valinda Woodard and Fred Cowan and launched in May 2025. In April, the nonprofit received $80,000 in Opioid Settlement Funds from the Christian County Fiscal […]

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Man charged with rape in connection to reported assault at Madisonville nursing home

A Madisonville man has been charged with rape in connection with a reported assault at a nursing home in Madisonville.  According to the Madisonville Police Department report, officers were called to the nursing home facility on Thursday for reports of a sexual assault. Upon arrival, they spoke with the victim, who reported that 37-year-old Nicholas Newman of Madisonville had entered her room of residence and demanded she go to a […]

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Christian Co. Cattlemen’s Lonestar Rodeo returns to Hopkinsville August 14th and 15th

Nothing says summer in the south quite like a rodeo, and the Christian County Cattlemen’s Association and the Lonestar Rodeo Company are teaming up to bring the fun back to Christian County.  This will be the 27th year for the Christian County Cattlemen’s Rodeo and it’s set for Friday, August 14 and Saturday, August 15 at the Western Kentucky State Fairgrounds in Hopkinsville. Speaking with WHOP recently, Josh Bailey with […]

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Work zone in place Wednesday on portion of I-24 in Lyon County

Heads up to motorists who travel I-24 between Livingston and Lyon counties—on Wednesday, there will be a lane restriction in place between the 32 and 35 mile-points. That restriction will be in the eastbound lanes between Exit 31 and the Kentucky State Police Commercial Vehicle Weigh Station near Kuttawa and is to allow for mechanical brush cutting. Crews will be clearing overgrowth along the guardrails.  Work is expected to last […]

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Former Gov, Russellville native in TBT final against La Familia

La Familia will face Davis Steel in the championship game of The Basketball Tournament on Sunday at Memorial Coliseum.  Davis Steel defeated The Mecca Thursday night in the non-alumni bracket final.  Davis Steel includes former Austin Peay star and Bowling Green native Terry Taylor as well as Russellville native Pedro Bradshaw, who is a starter for the team.  La Familia, made up of former University of Kentucky players, and Davis […]

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CCHS Tigers a week away from opening football scrimmage

A week from tonight, the Christian County Tigers football team will take the field for the first time.  The Tigers, coached by Dustin Lopez, will entertain Clarksville Northeast in their first scrimmage of the 2026 season at 7 p.m. behind the blockhouse at Hopkinsville High School.  Christian County, which is playing for the first time after the consolidation of Hopkinsville and Christian County high schools, is playing in Class 6-A, the largest […]

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Area volleyball teams head to BGSG this weekend

The Christian County Lady Tigers’ volleyball team will take the court for the first time today as it will open play at the Blue Grass State Games in Lexington.  The Lady Tigers will play in the Varsity “A” Division in a pool with Great Crossing and Taylor County.  Christian County opens play at noon against Great Crossing before playing Taylor County at 1 p.m., at Fredrick Douglass High School.  Meanwhile, defending […]

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CCPS warns about sponsorship scams in the community

The Christian County Public School System is putting out a warning about fraudulent solicitations going around the community.  According to a news release, there have been reports of scammers, unauthorized individuals contacting local businesses about “sponsorship opportunities” or other requests related to the new Christian County High School. Officials warn that those requests have not been approved by CCPS or CCHS.  They urge community members to stay aware and exercise […]

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