PHOTOS – Caldwell County 6 Daviess County 1
Caldwell County picked up a win in a game that was a late addition to the Tiger schedule on Saturday. Caldwell knocked off Daviess County 6-1 in the Dinger Wood Bat Classic in a contest played at
VIDEO – Thompson Details Shut-Down Performance in Win Over Henderson
After allowing a first-inning run on Friday against visiting Henderson County, Hopkinsville’s JJ Thompson was nearly untouchable the rest of the way to lead the Tigers to a 2-1 victory over the defending 2nd-Region champion Colonels. Afterward,
Late Runs Trip Colonels in 7-5 Loss to Owensboro (w/PHOTOS)
Looking for their second win in as many days after topping UHA in an 8th-District showdown on Friday, the Christian County Colonels saw Jacob Jenkins’ first career home run go to waste after visiting Owensboro pushed a
Name Released In Fatal Mower Crash
A Trigg County man died after a mowing accident on Linton Lane in Trigg County Saturday afternoon.
Lady Colonels Fall to Graves and McCracken at Slugfest (w/PHOTOS)
While the weather was absolutely perfect for softball action, the recent struggles for the Christian County Lady Colonels continued Saturday at Mike Miller Mark in Draffenville during the 2024 Marshall County Slugest. The Lady Colonels were right
Woman Injured In West 7th Street Wreck
A woman was injured in a single-vehicle wreck on West 7th Street in Hopkinsville Saturday afternoon.
Silver Alert Issued For Missing Clarksville Man
A Silver Alert has been issued for a missing Clarksville, Tennessee man.
HPD Holds Dog Demonstration
Hopkinsville Police are kicking off their summer community outreach. Saturday, police were joined by community members at the Dog Park for a cookout and fun. Chief Jason Newby says the idea was to provide a time for
Kristine Eller, 71, of Hopkinsville
There will be no services at this time for 71-year-old Kristine “Kris” Eller, of Hopkinsville.
Men2Be Invited Community To Celebrate
As a show of goodwill, Men2Be hosted a cookout at Attucks High School on Saturday. Co-founder LaDessa Lewis says they are planning big things for the neighborhood and want residents to know they are welcomed. click to