Salute to Agriculture Breakfast coming up Tuesday
The 2022 Salute to Agriculture Breakfast is set for next Tuesday and this year’s keynote speaker will be Congressman James Comer. Landon Stallons is the President of the Christian County […]
Jennie Stuart Health drops to one COVID positive patient
Jennie Stuart Health is glad to report a very low number of COVID positive patients as they look ahead to a more ‘normal’ spring and summer. Spokesman Chris Jung appeared […]
Slight risk of severe weather for the region Friday
There is now a slight risk for severe weather Friday afternoon and evening in all of western Kentucky and middle Tennessee. According to the National Weather Service in Paducah, while […]
UHA’s Ray accepted into Gatton Academy for Mathematics and Science
University Heights Academy is celebrating one of their own being accepted in to the Gatton Academy. Sophomore Livi Ray has been accepted to the Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science […]
CCPS at all time lows for COVID-19 cases, School Board hears positive report
The Christian County School Board heard a very positive COVID-19 update at Thursday’s meeting, and approved invoices related to the high school consolidation project. Superintendent Chris Bentzel says the district […]
Pretrial hearing set in East 13th St. attempted murder case
Proceedings were continued once again Wednesday morning in the attempted murder case against Anthony Dyson, the man charged in connection to a January 1, 2021 shooting incident on East 13th […]
Wildlife refuges in LBL back open for visitors
With spring seeming right around the corner, wildlife refuges in Land Between the Lakes opened back up for visitors Wednesday morning. According to a news release, the wildlife refuges of […]
CSX railroad crossing closures set to begin next week in Hopkinsville
Starting next week, several CSX railroad closings will begin to take place, which means the roads they cross will also be closed. According to a news release from the City […]
Hopkinsville City Council approves ordinances to fund local projects
Hopkinsville City Council approved ordinances to fund local projects, including a Surface and Storm Water flooding mitigation project and renovations at Tie Breaker Family Aquatic Center. Council approved the issuance […]
Rotary learns of opportunities available through SBA
The Rotary Club of Hopkinsville got a visit from Anne Williams, a Public Affairs Officer for the Small Business Administration, at Thursday’s meeting. While the deadline to apply for disaster […]