Hopkinsville Community College’s Chief Institutional Advancement Officer & Executive Director of the HCC Foundation, Inc. has been elected to serve on the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) District III cabinet.
Earlier this year, two Christian County Public School students were presented scholarships from Christian County FFA Alumni.
After nearly eighteen months, the Christian County Senior Citizens Center reopened Thursday morning to serve some of the county’s most beloved residents.
A Trigg County High School graduate is heading to Western Kentucky University to study for a career in communication.
Two Trigg County children will have a fun-filled week at the Kentucky Sheriffs’ Boys and Girls Camp this week.
A Hopkinsville Police Department officer recently received a Valor Award for his life-saving actions.
Chief Steve Futrell and the Hopkinsville Fire Department formally recognized interdepartmental promotions and the retirement of two officers Tuesday.
Three Christian County Public School students recently earned music scholarships.
Two Hopkinsville High School students have been named members of the Class of 2021 Governor’s Scholars Program.
Two Christian County High School students have been named members of the Class of 2021 Governor’s Scholars Program.
