TVA invites educators to apply for STEM grants
To support STEM projects and programs for students in the service region, the Tennessee Valley Authority is inviting educators to apply for its 2025 STEM Education Awards. In 2018, the […]
Multi-vehicle crash sends one to Jennie Stuart
A multi-vehicle crash at the intersection of Eagle Way and Cox Mill Road sent a Clarksville woman to a local hospital for treatment. According to the report from the Christian […]
Renovations could cause temporary closures at Thomas Street Rec. Center
Heads up to frequent visitors of the Thomas Street Recreation Center in Hopkinsville—the center will be undergoing some renovations the next two months. According to a news release from Hopkinsville […]
Work to resume on U.S. 41-A improvement project in Madisonville
Work will be resuming on an improvement project along U.S. 41-A in Madisonville this week, after experiencing lengthy delays. According to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, construction will resume on an […]
CCPS invites community to prayer circle ahead of school year
As students and educators prepare for the school year, the community is invited to a prayer circle hosted by the Christian County Public School System to pray for student success […]
Local grand jury issues indictments for abuse, animal cruelty crimes
A Christian County Grand Jury issued indictments for child abuse, wanton endangerment and animal cruelty crimes on Friday. Forty-four-year-old Charles Greathouse of Hopkinsville was arrested on June 15 after a […]
Taste of the Town is the talk of the town
If you were in downtown Hopkinsville Friday night or Saturday afternoon, then you heard the music and smelled the delicious eats being cooked up at Founders Square. And hopefully you […]
Sheriff Tyler DeArmond announces his run for reelection
After serving two terms as Christian County Sheriff, Tyler DeArmond announced his plans to serve a third term and will be running for reelection. DeArmond has served as the sheriff […]
Community reflects on local Black history at 8th of August Celebration
Eighth of August marks the day that slaves in western Kentucky and Tennessee learned of their freedom in the 1860s. To commemorate the occasion folks got to take a glimpse […]
Double-murder suspect preparing for September trial
Double-murder suspect Bobby Spikes is in the thick of preparing to go to trial, and several matters concerning evidence were discussed in Christian Circuit Court Friday afternoon. Spikes is charged […]