Hopkinsville Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1913 held a ceremony Wednesday morning to honor the lives lost during the 9-11 attacks of 2001. Post Commander John Brame recalls the horrific events of September 11, 2001, saying we
A Nortonville woman’s bank account grew considerably after she claimed a Kentucky Lottery scratch-off ticket Tuesday. Amanda Curtis claimed the ticket worth $250,000. Curtis purchased the ticket from a retailer in Oak Grove. Curtis says she does
The inaugural Boots and Bandannas event is being considered a success. Jim Mullen was among the organizers and says Saturday night’s event brought a lot of people to the Lake Barkley State Resort Park Convention Center.
2019 marks the 4th anniversary of Trooper Cameron Ponder’s death. Kentucky State Police say they will lay a wreath Friday afternoon at the flag pole near the site of his death. The service will begin at 4:00
A Hopkinsville woman was charged after she reportedly hit a man multiple times with a bat on South Cleveland Avenue Tuesday morning. Hopkinsville Police say 32-year-old Jarricca McKnight hit her roommate 25-year-old Arnez Taylor with a baseball
Hopkinsville Community College has new additions to leadership as the Board of Directors elected three new officers to the board Tuesday evening. During their meeting, Eston Glover was nominated board chair, Charles Turner vice chair, and Hollis
Kentucky State Treasurer Allison Ball is leading an initiative for better financial understanding, resulting in the financial empowerment bill that will affect students entering the ninth grade in 2020. Treasurer Ball spoke to the Pennyrile Area Development
The Christian County School District is confirming two Christian County High School students were killed in a crash involving a stolen vehicle early Tuesday morning in Paducah. The Paducah Police Department identified the victims as the driver
H&R Agri-Power received the Kubota Dealer Excellence Award at the main store in Hopkinsville and five other locations that carry Kubota. The award was presented to H & R Agri-Power President Wayne Hunt, Hopkinsville Store Manager Jim
A report of a suspicious person on Blue Springs Road Monday night led to the arrest of a Cadiz woman on multiple charges. The Trigg County Sheriff’s Office report said a deputy encountered 29-year old Casey Noel
