Jury Awards Family Over $13 Million In 2015 Factory Death
The family of a man killed in an industrial accident in Hopkinsville in October 2015 has been awarded more than $13 million. Court records indicate a civil trial began in Christian Circuit Court before Judge John Atkins
Voter Registration Deadline In Kentucky April 23
If you are not registered to vote and want to be able to cast your ballot in the upcoming Primary Election, the deadline for voter registration is Monday, April 23. Kentucky Secretary of State Allison Lundergan Grimes
Patti’s 1880s Settlement Reopening Pushed To Later This Year (w/Video)
More bad news about the reopening of Patti’s 1880s Settlement Restaurant that was destroyed by fire in February. Marketing Director Ann Martin says in a recent update on YouTube the process is moving slower than anticipated and
Convention Center Holiday Inn Groundbreaking Set
An official groundbreaking ceremony for the new hotel adjacent to the James E. Bruce Convention Center will be held next week. Hopkinsville Investment Partners, LLC, managed by Jeff and Jack Anderson in partnership with local investors, Randy
Governor Appoints Heiner And Cundiff To State Education Board
Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet Secretary Hal Heiner is stepping down. Heiner announced his resignation Monday morning. Governor Matt Bevin announced Monday morning that he has appointed Heiner to the Kentucky Board of Education. Heiner has
Life Around The Farm
Bob calls it in, and Tammy takes it from there! Photo By: Bob Bush
VIDEO – Kubota Field Day at H&R Agri-Power
Take a test drive on a brand new Kubota at H&R Agri-Power.
Photos – Kubota Field Day at H&R Agri-Power
The people were flowing in all morning for the Kubota Field Day, where you could try out a new Kubota mower, tractor or RTV. The hot dogs were great, too!
Frost Advisory From 11pm Monday Until 9am Tuesday
The National Weather Service in Paducah has issued a Frost Advisory, which is in effect from 11 PM this evening to 9 AM CDT Tuesday. * TEMPERATURE…Lower to middle 30s. * IMPACTS…The frost will damage or kill
Hopkinsville Rotary Ready For 68th Auction
The Hopkinsville Rotary Club will work to raise $320,000 during the 68th annual auction that kicks off Monday night. The auction takes place nightly at the Memorial Building in downtown Hopkinsville. Auction Chairwoman Kylie Killebrew says items