Ribbon cut, games held for unveiling of new Ruff Park baseball fields
The baseball fields at Ruff Park in Hopkinsville are open and ready for kids to play ball, following a ribbon cutting event held Saturday morning. In January, Ruff Park was […]
School board votes to leave property tax rate the same as last year
The Christian County School Board approved leaving the property tax rate the same as last year at Thursday’s meeting and heard an update about COVID-19 in the school system. Superintendent […]
HCC hosts Constitution Day lecture discussing it’s lasting impact
Thursday was Constitution Day, celebrating the day in 1787 when delegates to the Constitutional Convention signed the document in Philadelphia and Hopkinsville Community College held a lecture concerning the impact […]
Pennyrile Electric tells customers of possible bill assistance
Pennyrile Electric is letting customers know that they could be eligible for some assistance to help pay their electric bills. The federal funding is through the Low Income Home Energy […]
Councilman Henson has cancer, won’t seek re-election
Longtime Hopkinsville City Councilmember Paul Henson will not be seeking re-election, making this his last term, due to health issues. Speaking with the media before council Tuesday, the 80-year old […]
CCHD reports two new deaths, 29 new COVID-19 cases
The Christian County Health Department is reporting two new COVID-19 related deaths and 29 new confirmed cases in Tuesday’s update. According to a press release, the county’s 16th and 17th […]
CCPS Superintendent talks district’s COVID-19 numbers
The Christian County Public School System continues to monitor COVID-19 in the community and in the schools, and discussed the current numbers on the COVID Data Dashboard. That dashboard can […]
PADD hears from Ky. Secretary of State about upcoming election
The Pennyrile Area Development District heard from Secretary of State Michael Adams at Monday’s virtual meeting, and he says voting in the November election should be easier and safer than […]
UHA teacher tests positive for COVID, CCPS has cases associated with four schools
University Heights Academy has reported another teacher testing positive for COVID-19, while the Christian County Public School System continues to report active cases associated with four schools. UHA Headmaster Beth […]
CCHD reports county’s 15th COVID-19 related death
The Christian County Health Department is reporting the county’s 15th COVID-19 related death. According to a news release, the victim is a 71-year old white female with underlying health conditions […]