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With physical expansions and growth cresting the horizon, the Hopkinsville Boys & Girls Club still has new ideas to unveil this summer.

Last year, Christian County magistrates were very much in favor of pursuing grant funding through the Recreational Trails program — seeking mountain biking options for the southern portion of the Pennyrile Forest State Park.

The Third Annual South Western Kentucky Economic Development Council’s “Wage & Skill Survey” results have already been disseminated to the public, showcasing growth and development in Trigg, Christian and Todd counties.

After falling last year in the quarterfinals for the second year in a row, the Lyon County Lyons set their focus on not just getting back to the state tournament but on being the team that got

In honor of Women’s History Month, Gov. Andy Beshear, Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman and members of the Kentucky Commission on Women unveiled the portraits of seven new inductees to the Kentucky Women Remembered exhibit last Friday.

Authorities are asking for the community’s help identifying a woman in connection to a theft investigation in Oak Grove Friday afternoon.

Alongside local officials and interested dignitaries Thursday afternoon, Newburgh, Indiana’s father-son combo of Pete and Kyle Schuck cut the Trigg County Chamber of Commerce ribbon on the anticipated Stonegate subdivision — fully signifying the 48-plot build is

Artwork from over 200 students is currently gracing the walls of the Alhambra Theatre. The exhibit is part of the National Youth Art Month celebration, with Arts Education Coordinator Molly Campbell saying the pieces have been hanging

A Christian County woman was severely injured in a wreck on West 7th Street in Hopkinsville Tuesday afternoon.

In 2022, the Rotary Club of Hopkinsville and its leadership unveiled the Rotary Impact program — which in the last two years has focused on preparing students seeking education and agriculture pathways through Gateway Academy, Hopkinsville Community