City of Princeton, Kentucky – Director Of Planning & Economic Development
The City of Princeton is currently accepting applications/resumes for Director of Planning and Economic Development. Posting closes Friday, Feb. 27, 2026.
Giant Elephant In Cadiz For JMAM Chocolate Affair Saturday
Visitors to downtown Cadiz will notice a huge elephant named Big Alice in front of the Janice Mason Art Museum. Museum board member Paul Fourshee says Big Alice made an appearance just in time for the annual
Representative Thomas Watching Sports Betting Age Limit Bill
Eighth District State Representative Walker Thomas is closely watching legislation that will raise the minimum age for sports betting in Kentucky. Thomas says Representative David Hale recently filed House Bill 582 that will increase the sports betting
Elkton Woman Charged With Attempted Theft
An Elkton woman was charged with attempted theft on North Elm Street in Hopkinsville on Sunday afternoon.
Hopkinsville Woman Charged With Drug Possession
A traffic stop on Interstate 169 led to drug charges for a Hopkinsville woman Saturday night.
Two Charged With Trafficking Drugs In Hopkinsville
A traffic stop on Canton Street led to drug charges for an Alabama man and a Drakesboro woman Saturday night.
Trigg County I-24 Work Expected To Last All Week
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has started a work zone lane restriction on Interstate 24 eastbound near Exit 65 in Trigg County. Officials said that crews will be doing concrete patching between the 65.5 and 66.5 mile markers.
Trigg County Home Destroyed In Monday Morning Fire (w/ VIDEO)
A home on Canton Road in Trigg County was destroyed in a fire Monday morning.
Library Celebrates Black History Month with Movies and Local Speaker
The Hopkinsville–Christian County Public Library is celebrating February with a wide range of free events for the entire community, including movies, guest speakers, and hands-on classes. One highlight comes on Valentine’s Day with a Black History Month
Hopkinsville Kiwanis Raise Funds for Youth at Annual Pancake Breakfast
Hundreds of people stopped by the War Memorial Building Saturday morning for the Hopkinsville Kiwanis annual pancake breakfast. Past Kiwanis President Nikki Chambers says the fundraiser supports children throughout the community. click to download audioChambers says the