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Riken Elastomers is hosting a job fair Wednesday through Friday at the manufacturing facility that is located in Hopkinsville.

Christian County Sheriff’s Deputy Michael Ayers was one of 30 police officers from across the state who graduated from the School Resource Officer Class III training Friday in Richmond.

Funding repairs and improvements for Tie Breaker Aquatic Family Center were once again the main topic of discussion as Hopkinsville City Council approved an operational budget amendment and two municipal orders at Tuesday night’s meeting.

For the first time since 2019, officials from the Janice Mason Art Museum are more than pleased to be convening once again for their “Dinner On Main” event.

House Bill 263 that would impose harsher penalties for those convicted of criminal abuse to young children received approval Monday from the full Senate is now headed to the governor’s desk.

A trailer was destroyed in a fire on Interstate 24 in Oak Grove Monday night.

56th District Judge Jamus Redd will be sworn in as Circuit Judge during a Friday afternoon ceremony at the Trigg County Justice Center. The investiture ceremony is scheduled for 1:00. Judge Redd says he is hoping to

Police have released the names of a Pembroke man and a Hopkinsville woman that were injured in a wreck on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Hopkinsville Monday night.