Following in-depth analysis from Dr. Dale Leatherman, chief business affairs officer, the Hopkinsville Community College Board of Directors opted to unanimously approve the budget for Fiscal Year 2024-25 Monday afternoon — bringing growth and general welfare to
Kevin Wayne Dunlap — the man responsible for the 2008 Trigg County murders of siblings Kayla Williams, Kortney Frensley, and Ethan Frensley, and the attempted murder of mother Kristy Frensley — died Sunday in Louisville at University
The Hopkinsville Fire Association will be selling box lunches to help local firefighters and charities in May.
According to South Western Kentucky Economic Development Council Executive Director Carter Hendricks, the 3rd Annual Jobs Fest is still very much on tap for this Thursday at the Planters Bank & Jennie Stuart Health Sportsplex in Hopkinsville.
The start of the Ohio Valley Summer Baseball League is a month away and the Hoptown Hoppers are needing host families and coaches that will be coming to Hopkinsville over the Memorial Day weekend for an eight-week
As first-year KCTCS President Dr. Ryan Quarles continues his tour of each of the 16 colleges in its statewide system, last week’s stop at Hopkinsville Community College and its annual community breakfast left him impressed with the
A car was reported stolen on Glass Lane in Hopkinsville Saturday morning.
A Hopkinsville woman was charged after she reportedly pulled a gun on her neighbor on McPherson Avenue Saturday night.
A host of youth vendors were part of the Cadiz Farmers Market Saturday morning during the first young entrepreneur farmers market. Youth of all ages sold items ranging from succulents to beads, wood art, ferns, homemade baked
Money in a rainy day fund and some critical road projects are among highlights of the 2024 Kentucky General Assembly session for Third District State Senator Whitney Westerfeld. Senator Westerfield says the rainy day fund will help
