Latest Grace and Mercy Graduation to Celebrate Seven Women
Grace and Mercy will honor its latest class of women during its annual graduation and fundraiser on Thursday night.
Fish & Wildlife Expecting Increased Coyote Sightings
Officials with Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources are keeping an eye out this winter and spring, as increased sightings of coyotes are expected — thanks to the search for mates, the establishment of territory, and
VIDEO – Kayla Maslonka Takes Third Place at Region
Fort Campbell wrestler Kayla Maslonka finished in third place at the Girls Region 1 Wrestling Tournament at Central Hardin High School. Watch Kayla get a win over Caldwell County’s Jessie Jenkins in the consolation semifinal and then
Juvenile Reported Missing In Hopkinsville
Authorities are asking for the community’s help locating a teenager who went missing Tuesday night.
Tennessee Man Charged With Impersonating A Peace Officer
A Springfield, Tennessee, man was charged with impersonating a peace officer in Oak Grove Tuesday.
PHOTOS – Trigg County Special Olympics Basketball Team
The Trigg County Special Olympics Basketball Team — already owners of one state championship — showed off their skills Monday as they prepare to bring more hardware home from state.
Butler Road Mobile Home Damaged In Wednesday Fire
A mobile home on Butler Road in Christian County was badly damaged in a fire Wednesday afternoon.
PREVIEW – 7th District Balanced, But Maroons Still Favorites
Conventional wisdom says the four teams of the 7th District have never been more even. But history says Madisonville-North Hopkins is the favorite until someone proves otherwise. The top-seeded Maroons open the district tournament Monday night in
Trigg, Christian Both Announce NTI For Thursday
Due to hazardous road conditions in some areas throughout the county, Trigg County Public Schools is opting to utilize NTI Day #4 Thursday.
Kentucky REALTORS Offering Flood Relief Funding
The National Association of REALTORS® Relief Foundation and Kentucky REALTORS® announced Wednesday they are providing $150,000 in relief funding