Cattlemen’s Association invites community to 26th annual rodeo
For a weekend of fun and competition, the Christian County Cattlemen’s Association is inviting the community to its 26th annual Lonestar Rodeo. Association members Jason Jenkins and Matt Futrell appeared […]
Hopkinsville City Council discusses stormwater mitigation
After receiving historic rainfall levels that resulted in floods, officials from the Hopkinsville Public Works Department and Surface and Stormwater Utility discussed water mitigation at Tuesday’s Hopkinsville City Council meeting. […]
Hopkinsville Police help rescue man from sinking car
A man was rescued by Hopkinsville Police Officers after he drove his car into a retention pond Tuesday afternoon. The driver reportedly drove into a pond near the intersection of […]
Museums Director shares update concerning fire transportation museum repairs
After it was damaged by harsh winds in 2023, work toward repairing the Woody Winfree Fire Transportation Museum in downtown Hopkinsville continues. The museum opened in 2008 in the old […]
KYTC extends closure on KY 818 in Lyon County
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced that the closure on KY 818 in Lyon County is now expected to last until around August 1 after work was initially expected to last […]
Clarksville Police identify suspect from hostage incident
Following a hostage situation that lasted over six hours on July 11, Clarksville Police arrested a man who has since been identified as 34-year-old Tavarus Pressley. As previously reported, Clarksville […]
PeADD approves 2025-26 fiscal year budget
The Pennyrile Area Development District Board of Directors approved the 2025-26 fiscal year budget and was presented with agency spending plans at Monday’s meeting. Amy Frogue, the director of Community […]
HES announces planned power outage for repair purposes
To replace a damaged utility pole, Hopkinsville Electric System will be temporarily shutting off the power to an area off of Canton Street near West Edmonds Street on Wednesday. The […]
Taste of the Town food festival returns in August
Taste of the Town is coming back to Hopkinsville in August and the community is invited to enjoy some food from local eateries as well as live music and entertainment. […]
Hopkinsville Mayor discusses developing the Phoenix Building lot
The historic Phoenix Building was demolished at the end of 2023, and since then its footprint has remained empty, but Hopkinsville Mayor J.R. Knight says the city is working toward […]