New program partners with businesses to assist with potential trafficking threats
By: Ag. Reporter Mollie Goode A new initiative was announced that raises awareness for human trafficking among the business community on Thursday. Secretary of State Michael Adams announced the launch […]
Hopkinsville man found guilty of drug crimes in federal court
A Kentucky federal jury found 46-year-old Robert Blaine of Hopkinsville guilty of conspiring to obtain and distribute drugs and money laundering on Thursday. According to a report, between May 2020 […]
Valentine’s Day vendor markets to come to the Clayton Building
Following the success of the Merry Little Market, local vendors and small businesses are being invited back to the Clayton Building for the Sweetheart Market and the Stupid Cupid Market […]
Man killed in semi-truck crash in Dawson Springs
The Hopkins County Sheriff’s Department is investigating after a man was killed in a semi-truck crash on Beulah Road in Dawson Springs Tuesday morning. According to the Hopkins County Sheriff’s […]
United Way of the Pennyrile set to celebrate campaign wrap up in February
The United Way of Pennyrile’s annual fundraising campaign is beginning to wind down—which means it’s time for a celebration in honor of their partner agencies and those who donated. Appearing […]
One killed in Clarksville head-on collision
A person was killed in a head-on collision on Kraft Street in Clarksville Wednesday night. According to the Clarksville Police Department, preliminary investigation revealed that a vehicle driven by 36-year-old […]
Man killed in Oak Grove collision, Clarksville woman charged
A Clarksville woman is facing charges of DUI and vehicular homicide in connection with a fatal vehicle versus pedestrian collision early Friday morning. According to the Oak Grove Police Department […]
Hopkinsville YMCA spotlights upcoming events
Staff members from the Hopkinsville Christian County YMCA recently appeared on WHOP to spotlight some of their upcoming events. Ashleigh Whitecotton and Octavia Vincent from the YMCA invited the […]
Young farmer is nurturing innovation to see better yields in the future
By: Ag. Reporter Mollie Goode In the heart of rural America, you can find patience, persistence, and Westyn Miles’ deep love for soil rich in wisdom. Miles is another student […]
CCPS Superintendent talks budget, cold weather, job descriptions
Between the cold temperatures, wintry weather and the holidays, its been a bit of rough start for the third nine-weeks in Christian County Public Schools, but Superintendent Chris Bentzel says […]