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City of Hopkinsville provides flood recovery resource, information guide

Focusing on flood recovery, the City of Hopkinsville issued an informational guide for those who were affected by the severe weather and for organizations offering recovery help. According to the guide, Christian County Emergency Management is coordinating all recovery efforts, managing resources and working with affected residents. Organizations or individuals wanting to donate supplies, volunteer or provide recovery assistance can call emergency management at 270-887-6253. Folks wanting to make monetary […]

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City of Hopkinsville spotlights storm damages, clean-up efforts

Last week’s severe weather and heavy rainfall caused widespread flooding across Hopkinsville and Christian County and now local government officials are focused on recovery and clean-up. Hopkinsville received around 12 inches of rain with some areas experiencing higher levels. According to the City of Hopkinsville, the floods damaged around 150 homes and 25 businesses and work is still being done to assess further damage. Residents and business owners can submit […]

todayApril 7, 2025 4

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Christian County storm debris clean-up starts Monday

Christian County Emergency Management announced that storm debris clean-up in the county will begin on Monday, June 3. Those with vegetative debris on their property from Sunday’s storms such as trees and tree limbs should place the debris along the roadway by Monday for it to be disposed of. Debris should not be placed near street signs, fire hydrants, power poles or its stabilizing wires. Crews from the Christian County […]

todayMay 30, 2024 1

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