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Though nothing will change regarding her role and her leadership at Hopkinsville Community College, Dr. Alissa Young will have a new title at the college going forward. Shedding the title of President, Dr. Young will now add ‘Chancellor’ to her impressive list of titles. This move comes as part of reform legislation—House Bill 619—for the Kentucky Community Technical College System that was passed during this year’s session, which makes it […]
Taste of the Town is coming back for its sixth year, and that means the community is invited to Founder’s Square in downtown Hopkinsville for a weekend filled with local flavors, music and fun. Taste of the Town is hosted by Vansauwa’s Tacos and Vegan Eats, and owner Desaepa Vansauwa says the festival is set for August 7 and August 8. It’s set to include around 25 food trucks and […]
Hopkinsville Mayor J.R. Knight may be entering the last six months of his term, but that doesn’t mean he’s resting on his laurels, as the city considers new developments and recreation wants. The fate of Bluegrass Splash Family Aquatic Park has been up in the air for some time as officials and community members alike debate on what should be done with the facility on the Eagle Way Bypass. There […]
The Hoptown Hoppers and Henderson Flash split a doubleheader Thursday night and the results have left Hoptown right where it started the day – a half game back of the Flash for first place in the Ohio Valley League Standings. In the first game Thursday, Dom Hartman had three hits, including a home run, and Ryan McCartan drove in three runs and the Hoppers defeated the Flash 8-4. Former Christian County High School star Gage Montes, who was […]
Tensions have been somewhat high across the county recently, due to frustrations with trash collection and road construction on the interstate, and Christian County Judge-Executive Jerry Gilliam says he understands it completely. That said, he urged people to find their patience and not take out their frustrations on the staff of his office, as they’re also working to get what answers they can and speed things up, if possible. Regarding […]
The possibility of hazardous material closed a portion of Fort Campbell Boulevard near Lovers Lane Thursday morning as the Hopkinsville Fire Department investigated. According to the fire department, the call came in about 7 a.m. when a passerby noticed a five-gallon bucket that had tipped over, and had spilled a liquid that was smoking. Crews responded and shutdown the northbound flow of traffic was they investigated. It was determined that […]
