Boys and Girls Club executive director talks teen center expansion, goals
The Boys and Girls Club of Hopkinsville was with the Rotary Club of Hopkinsville Tuesday and they talked all things happening at the club, from programs to expansion plans and […]
KYTC to host public meeting for improvement plans on KY 281 in Hopkins Co.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet plans to hold a public meeting on July 13 to allow residents to review plans designed to improve KY 281 in Hopkins County. According to a […]
Hopkinsville City Council passes budget on second-reading
Hopkinsville City Council approved the budget for the 2023-24 fiscal year on second-reading at Tuesday evening’s meeting. The $48 million operational budget doesn’t include any anticipated increased tax rates and […]
Isolated thunderstorm, rain chances through the week
There will be daily isolated thunderstorm and rain chances through the rest of the week, but any rain that does fall likely won’t help much with drought conditions. On a […]
Local student to intern with Kentucky Department of Agriculture
A local student will serve as an intern this summer with the Kentucky Department of Agriculture. Braden Porter of Gracey, the son of Wesley and Lori Porter, will be a […]
HCC accepting applications for Summer Bridge program
Hopkinsville Community College is gearing up for their Summer Bridge program, as they look to prepare new students for a college setting. Coordinator of Career and Transfer Services Kanya Allen […]
Clarksville police report spike in crime involving youth
The Clarksville Police Department says crimes involving juveniles has spiked since May 24, and they’re putting out the call for help in keeping youth out of trouble. According to a […]
Kentucky State Police celebrate 75 years of service to Kentucky
Kentucky State Police celebrated 75 years of service to the Commonwealth Monday, and they remain committed to creating safer communities across the state. In a ceremony, KSP Commissioner Phillip Burnett […]
Driver injured in collision with fire station on Skyline Drive
A woman was taken to Jennie Stuart Medical Center Tuesday morning after she struck a Hopkinsville Fire Department station on Skyline Drive. It happened about 6 a.m. at Station 2 […]
KCTCS Board of Regents approves increases to employee salaries, tuition rates
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System Board of Regents met this past weekend and approved salary increases for staff and to increase tuition at KCTCS colleges. The board approved […]