Leadership Hopkinsville class unveils completed public library patio project
Photo from the Leadership Hopkinsville Facebook page After some serious delays thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Hopkinsville-Christian County Leadership Hopkinsville 2019-2020 class finally go to unveil their project. The […]
Gov. Beshear: remaining restrictions to be lifted June 11
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear announced Friday morning that all remaining COVID-19 restrictions in Kentucky will be lifted on June 11. This follows recommendations from the CDC that all individuals who […]
East Ninth St. murder case now heads to the grand jury
A preliminary hearing was held in Christian District Court Friday morning for Dalton Hall, one of the men accused in the shooting death of Delmour Moncrief at the East Ninth […]
Todd Fiscal Court approves first reading of budget
Todd Fiscal Court approved first reading of an $8 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year during Friday morning’s meeting. Treasurer Tammy Robertson says the required county contribution for employee […]
Hopkinsville remembers the fallen, honors law enforcement during memorial service
The City of Hopkinsville and the local Fraternal Order of Police honored, and remember those officers who have fallen in the line of duty—true heroes to the community. After missing […]
One hurt, two arrested in Maplelawn St. shooting
Two Hopkinsville men are facing charges of wanton endangerment following a shots fired incident on Maplelawn Street Thursday evening. According to the Hopkinsville police report, officers responded to the 100 […]
Sen. Whitney Westerfield recognized by Department of Public Advocacy
Senator Whitney Westerfield has been recognized by the Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy for his work on Senate Bill 32. According to a news release, Senator Westerfield of Christian County […]
HPD investigating theft of U-Haul truck
The Hopkinsville Police Department is investigating the theft of a U-Haul truck on Wayside Drive. According to the incident report, a suspect intentionally drove off in the U-Haul truck without […]
Dr. George “Doc” Brown, longtime Elkton veterinarian, has died
Dr. George “Doc” Brown, a veterinarian who cared for countless animals large and small at his office in Elkton, has died at the age of 83. Dr. Brown was beloved […]
COTW forwards budgets to city council
The Hopkinsville City Council Committee of the Whole forwarded on Mayor Wendell Lynch’s $40.5 million budget for the next fiscal year with only one small amendment Thursday night. The amendment, […]