The United Way surpasses its fundraising goal, spotlights vital donors

The United Way of the Pennyrile and participating organizations celebrated another successful fundraising campaign on Tuesday, and those who helped make it successful were honored with awards and recognitions. In […]
Sanctuary Director announces plans to relocate, shares renderings

Sanctuary, Inc. was established in 1982 as a 24-hour crisis counseling center, and it has since grown to offer a wide range of resources for domestic violence survivors. At Monday’s […]
Warmer temperatures to stick around, rain chances to come

As some of the ice left by Winter Storm Fern still remains, the National Weather Service in Paducah is expecting higher temperatures and rain to melt what’s left this week. […]
Local grand jury issues indictments for wanton endangerment crimes
A Christian County Grand Jury issued indictments for wanton endangerment, assault and robbery crimes on Friday. Twenty-seven-year-old Charity Berry of Hopkinsville was indicted for multiple charges after she reportedly drove […]
Local blood center director spotlights their need for donations

During winter, blood shortages often occur, and Madi Richardson, the director of the Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center’s Hopkinsville location, is encouraging folks to come out and donate. Richardson is […]
Local government, KYTC officials evaluate winter storm response

As the icy roadways continue to thaw following Winter Storm Fern, local government and Kentucky Transportation Cabinet officials presented an evaluation of their response to the weather event on Friday. […]
Hopkinsville Police locate missing teenager after two months

After being missing for around two months, Hopkinsville Police announced that 16-year-old Amanda Henderson has been located. Henderson and 16-year-old Kimera Trea were reportedly last seen on December 5, 2025, […]
Local public library receives grant from the Carnegie Corporation

The Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library was one of 1,280 libraries across the country to receive a $10,000 grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York. According to a news release […]
School board discusses recent winter weather, approves purchases for the new CCHS

As the consolidated Christian County High School takes shape, the Christian County School Board approved equipment and appliance purchases and discussed the impacts of Winter Storm Fern at Thursday’s meeting. […]
Kentucky’s VINE System taken offline for repairs

The Kentucky Department of Corrections announced that the Victim Information and Notification Everyday (VINE) System is temporarily offline after the service recently malfunctioned. The VINE System is a notification system […]