PHOTOS – Crittenden Lady Rockets 69 Caldwell County 39
Crittenden County’s girls opened the season with a win Tuesday night, turning back Caldwell County 69-39 in Marion. Check out some of the action between the Lady Rockets and the Lady Tigers in this large gallery from
Turnovers Cost Falcons in Season Opening Loss to Northeast
Turnover issues eventually led to the downfall of the Fort Campbell Falcons Tuesday night. Clarksville Northeast finally took full advantage of the Falcon miscues over the final 8 minutes of the game as the Eagles pulled away
PHOTOS – Northeast 74 Fort Campbell 49
The Fort Campbell Falcons opened the new basketball season by hosting Clarksville Northeast Tuesday night. YSE was there and got these pics from the game. Take a look.
December Recognized as Human Rights Month
The Human Rights Commission of Hopkinsville-Christian County works to everyday to improve the lives of all residents. December is a special time to honor that work, which is what Hopkinsville Mayor JR Knight and Christian County Judge
City Honors Cable Oversight Authority Members
Hopkinsville is officially dismantling the Cable Oversight Authority.
Oak Grove Woman Charged With Drug Possession
An Oak Grove woman was charged with drug possession after being arrested on a warrant on Hilltop Drive in Hopkinsville, Monday morning.
VIDEO – Dustin Lopez Talks About Reaching Out To Christian County Players
One of the challenges awaiting new Christian County Tigers’ football coach Dustin Lopez is not only bringing together the players from the two former rival schools when they merge next year, but also reaching out to players
Tony Shemwell, 62, of Princeton
Tony Maurice Shemwell, 62, Princeton, KY, passed away on Saturday, November 29, 2025, in Princeton, KY.
Stanley Maurice Earthman, 65, of Converse, Texas
Stanley Maurice Earthman, 65, Converse, TX, passed away on Wednesday, November 19, 2025, in San Antonio, TX.
GOOD NEWS — TVA, HES, Impact Ministries Teaming Up For Holiday Hams
In a partnership with Hopkinsville Electric System and Impact Ministries, the Tennessee Valley Authority will be distributing hams at no charge to HES customers.