Maroons Leave Tornado Feeling Blue in 25-22 Win
It was the biggest game of the week in Western Kentucky this week and it lived up to that billing. The Madisonville-North Hopkins Maroons took the lead on the game’s first possession and never trailed as they
PHOTOS – Madisonville-North Hopkins 25 Paducah Tilghman 22
The Madisonville-North Hopkins Maroons hosted Paducah Tilghman Thursday night in one of the biggest games in Western Kentucky so far this season. YSE was there and got these pics.
Caldwell Hits Season High Mark in 9-3 Win over Crittenden
Caldwell County’s girls reached a season-high for goals in a game with a 9-3 triumph over Crittenden County Thursday night at Butler Stadium in Princeton. The Lady Tigers kept their unbeaten streak alive againt the Lady Rockets.
Mullen, Gapp Selected For Trigg County School Board
Following a lengthy executive session Thursday night, the Trigg County Public Schools Board of Education moved unanimously to approve two new board members — replacing the unfinished terms of Charlene Sheehan and Clara-Beth Hyde.
Boxwood Drive Home Damaged In Fire
A home on Boxwood Drive in Hopkinsville was damaged in a kitchen fire Thursday night.
Lillie Dennison, 77, of Princeton
Graveside services for 77 year old Lillie Mae Willis Dennison of Princeton, KY formerly Henning, TN will be held Saturday, September 13, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. at the Poplar Grove Cemetery in Henning, TN.
Beshear Confirms Rental Units Still Coming For Western Kentuckians
Several Kentucky communities still find themselves rebuilding after natural disasters that claimed property and lives in 2021 and 2022.
Demolition To Start Soon For Hopkinsville 7 Brew
A rapidly expanding coffee chain is on its way to Hopkinsville.
Crofton Mexican Restaurant Announces New Opening Date
A new Mexican restaurant will open Monday across from Huck’s on South Madisonville Road in Crofton.
Janice ‘Bear’ Whitney, 61, of Hopkinsville
Janice “Bear” Kaye Edwards Whitney, age 61, of Hopkinsville passed away on Friday, August 15, 2025, at Jewish Hospital in Louisville of natural causes.