Powers Sentenced To 70 Months On Federal Weapons Charge
A Christian County, Kentucky man was sentenced Wednesday to 70 months in federal prison — followed by a 3-year term of supervised release
Hopkinsville Water Park Renamed ‘Bluegrass Splash’
More than 700 online submissions later, a committee comprised of Parks & Recreation staff, marketing professionals in Christian County and other noted dignitaries have selected a new name for the former Tie Breaker Family Aquatic Center.
Work Zone Resuming March 20 For I-24 In Trigg & Christian County
Officials with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced plans Wednesday to resume a westbound daytime work zone lane restriction for I-24 Monday, March 20 in Trigg County.
Bond Reduction Denied For Holt
In a continuance from last week, Judge Andrew Self denied a motion to reduce bond Wednesday afternoon in Christian County Circuit Court — with regards to Tyron Holt.
Shouse Seeking Specific File For Grimes As Trial Nears
As the transition from Commonwealth’s Attorney Rick Boling to Stephanie Bolen continues, so, too, does that persist with ongoing litigation.
hooks’ Portrait To Hang In The State Capitol
Seven women have been unanimously selected as inductees to the “Kentucky Women Remembered” exhibit at the state’s Capitol — in which their portraits will hang in commemoration during Women’s History Month.
New Businesses Coming To Pennyrile Marketplace
A Florida development company that purchased Pennyrile Marketplace in Hopkinsville says they will have new businesses opening soon.
Chipotle To Soon Grace Hopkinsville’s Fort Campbell Boulevard
Hopkinsville will soon be home to a Chipotle.
Man Seriously Injured In Trigg Industrial Accident
A man was flown to the hospital after his leg was crushed at a factory in Cadiz Wednesday morning.
Quarles To Face Special Prosecution As May Trial Approaches
With his trial set for mid May, Hopkinsville’s Tavaris Quarles will be facing new prosecution in the coming weeks.