Industry Luncheon spotlights regional talent, economic leaders
Awards were presented, and regional talent was highlighted at Wednesday’s Industry Appreciation Luncheon hosted by the South Western Kentucky Economic Development Council. Around 400 attendees filled the Silo Event Center […]
Congressman Comer makes Trigg County visit
Congressman James Comer, who represents the First District of Kentucky in the U.S. House of Representatives, made a visit to Trigg County Wednesday afternoon. He visited with the Trigg County […]
Young podcaster is sharing agriculture life through a producer lens
By: Ag. Reporter Mollie Goode One Barren County native has found great success in rooting himself in the growing future of the agriculture industry. Matthew Estes has not just committed […]
Oak Grove Police to host prescription drug take back
To encourage the safe disposal of prescription drugs, Saturday, October 26 marks National Take Back Day and the Oak Grove Police Department is inviting people to safely discard their unwanted […]
HCC’s Fall Fest brings Halloween fun to campus Thursday
If you’re ready for some fall time, Halloween fun and don’t want to wait another week, then you’re in luck, because Hopkinsville Community College is inviting the community to their […]
Lady Colonels sweep into district volleyball finals
The Christian County Lady Colonels’ volleyball team is back in a familiar spot after sweeping past Fort Campbell 3-0 Tuesday night in the District 8 Volleyball Tournament semifinals at University […]
HCA outlasts UHA to reach district volleyball finals
With the help of a loud and revved up student section, the Heritage Christian Academy Lady Warriors advanced to the District 8 Volleyball Tournament finals for the first time with […]
Transportation cabinet delays KY 107 paving project until Friday
Paving operations for KY 107, also known as Lafayette Road, were originally set to begin on Tuesday but have been delayed to Friday. Contractors from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet are […]
Princeton man found guilty for distribution of methamphetamine
A federal jury has found a Princeton man guilty of three counts of distribution of methamphetamine and one count of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine following a trial last […]
VFW Commander John Brame to serve as Hopkinsville Christmas parade grand marshal
A well-known member of the community and longtime driver of events honoring and remembering the armed forces locally has been chosen to serve as the grand marshal of this year’s […]