Hopkinsville Native Named MSU Dean Of Business
A Class of 1994 Hopkinsville High School graduate and former Tigers footballer, Murray State University has named Dr. R. Heath Keller its next dean of the Arthur J. Bauernfeind College of Business — made official during a
Max’s Moment – Anaysia Bagwell Reaches 2,000 Career Points
It is a noteworthy milestone indeed. During the first half of Thursday night’s game between the Christian County Lady Colonels and the Todd County Central Lady Rebels, Christian County senior Anaysia Bagwell scored her 2,000th career points.
Colonels End Skid With Balanced-Effort Win Over Todd County Central
After dropping two close games to Evangel Christian and Bowling Green in the past week, the Christian County Colonels said “enough of that.” The Colonels trailed only once Thursday night, that coming at 3-2, as they rolled
HWEA Honors President And CEO Derrick Watson
Hopkinsville Water Environment Authority honored longtime President and CEO Derrick Watson Thursday night with a retirement ceremony at the Alhambra Theater. Watson is retiring after 28 years of service, leaving behind a legacy of major infrastructure projects,
Bagwell Reaches 2,000 as Lady Colonels Roll Past Todd Central
Coming off a heartbreaking loss earlier in the week to Bowling Green, the Christian County Lady Colonels were looking to get things back on track as they traveled to Elkton to take on a young Todd County
Code Enforcement Works To Clean Up Hopkinsville
Authorities are working to prevent people from occupying unsafe structures by enforcing city codes and citing or demolishing unsafe buildings.
Food Lion Feeds Foundation Delivers Grant To HCC
The Hopkinsville Community College Foundation, Inc. has received a $4,300 grant from the Food Lion Feeds Charitable Foundation to help nourish neighbors experiencing hunger. The “Nourishing Our Neighbors” grant supports community feeding partners by expanding access to
Beshear Speaks On Economy Ahead Of January Budget Address
During his Wednesday night address to the nation, 47th U.S. President Donald J. Trump touted an “inherited mess” from the Biden administration, and urged citizens that affordability is within grasp.
HIGHLIGHT REEL – Strikes at the Southern Lanes Tri-Match
There were more strikes than a Texas lightning storm on display Saturday at the bowling match at Southern Lanes hosted by Hopkinsville, Christian County, and Heritage Christian Academy. Here are some of the strikes on display in
Plenty Remains Before Primaries Arrive In May 2026
Kentucky’s 2026 Election Calendar has a number of critical dates worth noting, before both the May Primary and November General Election launch the next wave of local, regional and state legislators. By the end of business hours