In January 2019, Thomas Futrell took over the position of Cadiz Fire Chief — a spot previously held by former Public Works Director Kerry Fowler for nearly two decades.
Two weeks ago, Trigg County Fiscal Court took in several comments from the public — centered on the ethics and legality of semi-drug-related sales at local convenient stores, providing easy access for middle and high school students.
Third District State Senator Whitney Westerfield is sponsoring a bill in the Kentucky General Assembly that would provide child support benefits for mothers before a child is born. Westerfield, who chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee, says this
Two blocks from where she and her family grew up reading book after book after book, more than 100 people packed the atrium of the Museums For Hopkinsville-Christian County Friday afternoon — escaping the chilly March rains
New to the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) as of last summer, Deputy Commanding Officer of Support Colonel Kenneth Cole brought with him several updates about Fort Campbell Thursday morning at the Bruce Convention Center — as
Third district State Senator Whitney Westerfield, who chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee, is sponsoring legislation that would provide protection for in vitro fertilization. Senate Bill 373 creates a new chapter of KRS Chapter 216 to limit the
January was another busy month for the Christian County Regional Animal Shelter.
A Hopkinsville man died at the hospital after he was shot on North McPherson Avenue Monday afternoon.
During Monday’s meeting of the South West Kentucky Economic Development Board of Directors, EDC Director Carter Hendricks provided a workforce participation rate update.
Fifth District State Representative Mary Beth Imes says she is proud to be leading the effort to rename a section of a state road in Trigg County in honor of nine Fort Campbell soldiers who died in
