Five students in the Todd County Central High School band participated in the Quad State Honor Band held at Murray State University recently.
On February 2, Trigg County Hospital CEO John Sumner was contacted by the Kentucky Hospital Association — announcing its establishment of the Hospital Employee Relief Operation, or “HERO,” Fund, which was established to provide assistance to any
In her first year as the district’s primary and intermediate Makerspace teacher, Courtney Brame took a shot and applied for a STEM-related grant through the Tennessee Valley Authority — hoping to bring coding, robots and their practical
277 full and part-time students have been recognized by Hopkinsville Community College for their academic achievement in the fall 2021 semester.
The Hopkinsville Christian County Public Library has been awarded a Public Library Facilities Construction Fund grant from the Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, in order to renovate and upgrade the current facility at 1101 Bethel Street.
The L & R Soda Bar in Elkton collected more than 200 toys for its “Fill The Window” community toy drive through the month of November, with donations displayed in the storefront window as generosity mounted.
36 students represented University Heights Academy at the Kentucky Youth Assembly over the weekend in Louisville.
Seven Christian County High School students have been selected to perform in the Kentucky Music Educators Association All-State Chorus in February.
Forty-two students represented Hopkinsville High School at the Kentucky Youth Assembly over the weekend in Louisville.
University Heights Academy sophomore Livi Ray is one of two students in the state to be selected for the YMCA Youth Advocate Program.
