FNB Bank announced this week it has, once again, donated $10,000 back to Trigg County Schools through their Spirit Debit Card Program — stemming from effective fourth-quarter results.
A member of Trigg County High School’s Class of 2002, Patrick Lewis has earned an important promotion — one set to take effect in January 2025.
The Trigg County High School Wildcat Den is a school-based enterprise — serving as an entrepreneurial operation providing goods and services to meet the needs of a market.
Trigg County’s chess team — sponsored through The Way Christian Youth Center and retired firefighter Pat Crane — had a particularly memorable finish during this past Saturday’s Regional Chess Championship in Livingston County.
Courtesy of a grant award, officials with Kentucky Fish and Wildlife, the Kentucky Bass Nation and the Army Corps of Engineers have plans to build a cypress grove in Land Between the Lakes.
For a sixth-straight year, the Commonwealth can boast a record in saving lives, and expansion of the organ donor registry.
Officials with the Boys & Girls Club of Hopkinsville-Christian County used Wednesday to reveal their plans for the Walnut Street Stadium site expansion — necessary because of the tremendous growth experienced in the last decade.
During Thursday night’s Trigg County Schools Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Bill Thorpe made the public aware of some really bad news — that eventually shifted to good.
Officials with the West Kentucky Regional Chamber Alliance announced their second-ever Leadership Class Friday afternoon, and it involves some noted locals.
During the month of December, officials from FNB Bank opted to make a pair of $500 donations to what they deemed “worthy charities,” on behalf of their customers and community members — in hopes of assisting with
