PHOTOS – Caldwell County 75 Madisonville 58
Caldwell County picked up an early-season 7th District win at Madisonville-North Hopkins Tuesday night, beating the Maroons 75-58. Your Sports Edge has photos of the Tigers and the Maroons in this gallery.
PHOTOS – Madisonville Lady Maroons 61 Caldwell County 56
Madisonville-North Hopkins and Caldwell County needed three overtimes to determine a winning Tuesday night. In the end, the Lady Maroons captured a 61-56 7th District victory. Check out some of the action in this gallery from Your
Helen Sue West, 84, of Hopkinsville
Helen Sue West, age 84, of Hopkinsville, KY, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, at her home surrounded by her family of natural causes. Funeral Services will be on Monday, December 15, 2025, at Maddux-Fuqua-Hinton
Oak Grove Police Ask For Help Identifying Women
Authorities are seeking the community’s help in identifying two women in connection with a theft Wednesday morning.
Local Gas Prices Up As Christmas Approaches
Gas prices in west central Kentucky ticked up eight cents this week to an average of $2.57 per gallon, according to AAA East Central’s latest Gas Price Report.
Hanson Man Injured In Hopkinsville Crash
A wreck on North Drive in Hopkinsville sent a Hanson man to the hospital Tuesday morning.
TRAD North America Announces Expansion Efforts Into Clarksville
Officials with T.RAD North America announced this week it will expand operations into Tennessee, with a major new manufacturing facility coming to Clarksville. The company will invest $90.2 million and create 928 jobs at the Clarksville-Montgomery County
VIDEO – Tyreek Anthony on Making the Open Shots
Tyreek Anthony is averaging 24 points a game for Fort Campbell following a 37-point night in Tuesday’s 74-62 win at Trigg County. The senior guard knocked down five 3-pointers and says the open looks were plenty. Fort
VIDEO – Kyndal Bradley Says Lady Falcons Embracing Underdog Role
The Fort Campbell Lady Falcons open their basketball season Wednesday night at home against district rival Hopkinsville. After winning five of its last six games to end last season, sophomore guard Kyndal Bradley says the Lady Falcons
Christian County Sheriff’s Office Actively Pursuing Hazardous Retirement
During Tuesday afternoon’s special-called Christian County Fiscal Court meeting, magistrates approved what many would believe to be a typical, nondescript Christian County Sheriff’s Office budget for 2026. However, this year’s appropriation brings with it one of the