Downtown business approved for incentive program
Christian Fiscal Court approved a tax incentive package for a local business that recently relocated downtown. Magistrates unanimously approved the resolution for Michael Venable, with Squire Darrell Gustafson saying Venable […]
Many roads remain slick
Photo from Deputy Mark Reid Roads remain slick and hazardous in many places across western Kentucky after one to two inches of snow fell across the region Monday night. There […]
New Imagination Library coordinator excited to grow the program
Although longtime director Bonnie Lynch has stepped down from the Hopkinsville Imagination Library, Sarah Hardison has stepped into that role and is eager to lead the program that benefits children […]
Teen assaulted with bottle
Hopkinsville police are investigating after a teenager was assaulted Monday. A report doesn’t say where the incident occurred, but officers were called to the Jennie Stuart emergency room Monday night […]
Fugitive of the week arrested
One of last week’s Crime Stoppers fugitives of the week is in jail. The Christian County Sheriff’s Department recently arrested 33-year old Ciera Gibbs of Hopkinsville during a traffic stop […]
Snow brings slick roads, school closings
Photo from Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic School Facebook page Snow arrived as forecasted last night and brought slick road conditions and school closings. Christian, Todd, Trigg, Caldwell, Hopkins, Lyon, […]
KSP gives winter weather driving tips
With colder temperatures moving into the area and the possibility of wintry weather on its way, Kentucky State Police is reminding motorists to use appropriate caution while driving. According to […]
Students, VFW honor local veterans
Veterans of Foreign War Post 1913 heard from the winners of the Patriot Pen and Voice of Democracy essay contest during their annual Veterans Day celebration Monday. Every year, students […]
Salvation Army to open extreme weather event shelter on bitter cold nights
Cold weather has arrived and the Salvation Army will again offer its extreme weather event shelter on particularly cold nights. Hopkinsville Mayor Carter Hendricks says thanks to a partnership between […]
KCTCS to invest $3 million to help close workforce gaps
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System is investing nearly $3 million in the upcoming years to strive towards closing ‘workforce gaps’ through an apprenticeship style initiative. According to a […]