Hopkinsville High School’s music program just got a little better after Brice Long and his Back to Back Foundation teamed up with Pennyrile Electric to donate 15 new Fender acoustic guitars to the school. Brice Long tells
The City of Crofton has been awarded nearly $71,000 in discretionary funds for critical pavement improvements. Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Department of Rural and Municipal Aid Commissioner Gray Tomblyn II made the announcement at the Crofton City Council
One day after the formation of the Hopkinsville Gun Crimes Task Force was announced, the Hopkinsville Police Department on Wednesday released the results of its third survey of the public’s perception of police performance in providing safety
Air Evac is celebrating twenty years of having a base in Hopkinsville to serve the southern Pennyrile. Air Evac employees hosted an open house Wednesday at their base located next to Jennie Stuart Medical Center in
Former Hopkinsville High School Band Director Seth Peveler and his wife Hannah are scheduled to appear in Marshall County Circuit Court in September after a special judge was appointed in their cases. According to court records, both
As a result of an investigation, a large number of dogs were rescued from what could be called “unsuitable” conditions at a Trigg County residence Wednesday. Trigg County Animal Control Officer Torrie Davis describes what took place.
Animal Control removed 38 dogs from a home off of Rockcastle Road in Trigg County Wednesday morning and the breeder is facing numerous charges. Trigg County Animal Control Officer Torrie Davis and some volunteers removed the various
Hopkinsville-Christian County Crime Stoppers needs your help locating this week’s fugitives. Here is Coordinator Officer Mike Atkins with more.
A Hopkinsville woman charged in connection to a fatal shooting on Greenville Road in June appeared in Christian Circuit Court Wednesday morning for a motion to reduce her bond. 19-year old Anshanique Leavell is charged with murder,
A Hopkinsville City councilwoman indicted for second-degree forgery appeared for arraignment in Christian Circuit Court Wednesday morning. Kimberly McCarley and her defense attorney, Ben Fletcher, appeared before Judge John Atkins, who continued the case until mid-October for
