Trigg School Board Observing Next Steps On Nickel Tax
Officials with the Trigg County Public Schools are adhering to a “wait-and-see” approach, following the delivery of a letter from County Clerk Carmen Finley — notifying the district of a local option petition, seeking a vote for
Inaugural ‘Leadership West Kentucky’ Class Announced
Paducah Chamber of Commerce President Sandra Wilson has announced this week the first-ever class of “Leadership West Kentucky” — which will serve as a new regional leadership development program, one sponsored by the West Kentucky Regional Chamber
Friday Grand Jury Indictments
The Christian County Grand Jury returned several indictments Friday, including on charges of sexual abuse, robbery, burglary, and theft.
HCC’s HOPFAME Open House Planned For January 24
Officials with Hopkinsville Community College will be hosting an open house for its HOPFAME efforts, set from 4:30-6:30 PM Tuesday, January 24, in the Emerging Technologies Building on campus.
Defense In First Methodist Child Abuse Case Seeking To Exclude Video
A pretrial conference was held in a Muhlenberg County courtroom Friday morning in the criminal child abuse case against the former pastor and the former daycare director at First United Methodist Church in Hopkinsville.
Matt Gossett, 41, of Cloverdale, Indiana
Funeral services for 41 year-old Matt Gossett of Cloverdale, Ind. and formerly of Hopkinsville will be Saturday, January 21 at 1:00 p.m. at Dogwood Funerals & Cremations of Hopkinsville. Burial will follow in the Judges Chapel Cemetery
Congressman Comer Says House Oversight Chairmanship Positive For Kentucky
First District Congressman James Comer says his role as Chairman of the House Oversight Committee will be positive for Kentucky.
Bullet Hole Found In Car On Elizabeth Drive
A car on Elizabeth Drive in Hopkinsville was found to have been damaged Thursday night.
School Board Asks To Bring Local Facilities Committee Back Together
The Christian County School System may be reconvening the Local Facilities Planning Committee.
Committee Hears Overall Crime And Collisions Increased
Before any action was taken at Thursday night’s Hopkinsville Committee of the Whole meeting, members were presented with the Hopkinsville Police Department’s Crime and Collision Report which showed a slight increase in 2022 from the previous year.