Even though the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the cancellation of numerous events tied to the bicentennial of Trigg County, a unique opportunity will take place Friday.
The Hopkinsville YMCA has been busy serving their community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A Hopkinsville woman is among 25 people awarded a scholarship from the Gerald F. Healy Kentucky Law Enforcement Memorial Foundation Scholarship endowment.
Trigg County Public Schools was presented a check from the FNB Bank Spirit Card program Friday afternoon.
In a video message to students Friday, Hopkinsville Community College President Dr. Alissa Young congratulated graduating students on their accomplishments.
A student from University Heights Academy has been admitted and accepted a full scholarship to London’s prestigious Royal Veterinary College (RVC).
Trigg County officials and leaders of the faith community gathered in the parking lot of the WKDZ/WHVO Studios Thursday afternoon to participate in the annual National Day of Prayer.
Former and current Hopkinsville Middle School (HMS) students honored a special, retiring teacher Wednesday night.
A junior at Hopkinsville High School has been named to the 2020 Class of the Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts (GSA).
Prospective Hopkinsville Community College students interested in a career in advanced manufacturing will have an additional month to apply for the HOPFAME program.
