GOOD NEWS – Mitchell Moore Wins Second PGA Teacher Award
Hopkinsville golf pro Mitchell Moore has been recognized by the Kentucky PGA for the 2024 Teacher and Coach of the Year, which recognizes a PGA pro who is an outstanding teacher among the ranks of PGA membership.
Fort Campbell USO Bringing Back ‘Special Delivery’ Shower
Turning 83 years old in 2024, the United Service Organizations have long supported American soldiers and their families in their greatest time of need — be it during deployment, a return, a transition to civilian life, or
Edward Glass, 92, of Princeton
Edward E. Glass, a respected member of the Caldwell County community and a beloved husband, brother, and uncle, passed away on February 18, 2024, in Paducah, at the age of 92. Born on November 6, 1931, in
Trigg County FFA Officers Reflect on Service
As part of National FFA Week, the Trigg County chapter officers had a chance to share their experiences and the knowledge gained in high school.
Data Shows Kentucky Among Most Affected States Of AT&T Outage
Google search data from February 22 revealed the Commonwealth of Kentucky ranked second among those experiencing the most issues with the heavily-reported national AT&T network outage.
Man Charged With Trafficking Drugs In Christian County
A man was charged with trafficking drugs after a traffic stop on Bryan Street in Hopkinsville Tuesday night.
Downtown Cadiz Farmer’s Market to Return April 13
The Downtown Cadiz Farmer’s Market will return this spring at its new permanent location on Spring Street in the former Cee Bee parking lot.
Women’s Summit to Return in March
The Christian County Chamber of Commerce will culminate Women’s History Month with its annual Women’s Summit on Thursday, March 21 at the Silo Event Center.
History on Tap Program to Feature Survivors of Slavery
The Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County will be hosting the next installment of its History on Tap program next Thursday, February 29.
Potts Creek Bridge Replacement to Close Section of New Hope Road
A section of New Hope Road in southern Trigg County will be closed for nearly three months as state transportation contractors replace the Potts Creek Bridge.