Citizens oppose the possible demolition of the Blue Streak Building
The Blue Streak Printers Building is a longstanding piece of downtown Hopkinsville, but it could face demolition if it is found to not be structurally salvageable. The building sits along […]
City Council approves tax rates, discuss the feasibility of a new homeless shelter
Hopkinsville City Council members were presented with a homeless shelter feasibility study by the Salvation Army and approved property tax rates for the 2025-26 fiscal year at Tuesday’s meeting. Before […]
Community hosts ribbon cutting for newly dedicated Fred Atkins Park
Second Street Park was renamed to Fred Atkins Park to honor the late Hopkinsville City Council Member, and on Tuesday, community members attended a dedication ceremony for the park. Â Fred […]
Police arrest Hopkinsville woman for hitting a victim with her car
Hopkinsville Police arrested 30-year-old Suenisha Smith of Hopkinsville after she reportedly hit a victim with her car on Saturday. Officers were dispatched to a location on Hammond Drive for a […]
Police arrest a Hopkinsville man for pointing a gun at a victim
Hopkinsville Police arrested 20-year-old Keandre Jones of Hopkinsville after he reportedly pointed a firearm at a victim on Saturday. The incident occurred at a location on Kentucky Avenue and the […]
PeADD receives Catalyst Award from KEMA
The Pennyrile Area Development District (PeADD) was presented with the Kentucky Emergency Management Association’s Catalyst Award at this year’s Kentucky Emergency Services Conference in Louisville. According to a news release, […]
Local YMCA hosts Welcoming Week to spotlight different cultures
It’s Welcoming Week at the Hopkinsville-Christian County YMCA, and folks are invited to learn about and celebrate the cultures that make up the community. Welcoming Week is an initiative taking […]
Sanctuary, Inc. to host domestic violence awareness events
October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and Sanctuary, Inc. is preparing to host events to support assault survivors as well as spotlight the nonprofit’s resources. Sanctuary opened in 1984 […]
HWEA President Derrick Watson announces upcoming retirement
After around 28 years of service, Hopkinsville Water Environment Authority President Derrick Watson is set to retire at the end of the year on December 31. Before becoming HWEA President, […]
CCPS hosts donation drive to support alum’s battle against cancer
To support Chase Pemberton, a 2020 Hopkinsville High School graduate, in his battle against Leukemia, the Christian County Public School System is hosting a gift card donation drive. Earlier this […]