Submissions open for 2026 edition of HCC’s ‘Round Table Literary Journal’
By News Reporter Gabby Cedano Writers, poets and artists, Hopkinsville Community College invites you to share your voice. “The Round Table,” HCC’s long-running literary journal, is now accepting submissions for […]
Gov. Beshear announces $5.6 million in rail grants to boost Kentucky’s economy, safety
By News Reporter Gabby Cedano Governor Andy Beshear announced that the state is awarding over $5.6 million in grants to support six rail infrastructure projects across seven counties in Kentucky. […]
Antler Alert: deer season increases crash risks on Kentucky roads
By News Reporter Gabby Cedano Deer activity is peaking across Kentucky and state officials are urging drivers to stay alert as the annual “Antler Alert” goes into effect, since nearly […]
Kentucky state police partner with national campaign to improve road safety
By News Reporter Gabby Cedano The Kentucky State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement (CVE) division will join law enforcement agencies across the country in Operation SafeDRIVE, a national traffic safety campaign […]
HCC nursing program applications open until October 30
By News Reporter Gabby Cedano Hopkinsville Community College (HCC) is now accepting applications for its nursing program for the spring 2026 semester, and the deadline to apply is October 30. […]
Mayor Knight invites students to join the Hopkinsville Youth Council
By News Reporter Gabby Cedano Hopkinsville Mayor J.R. Knight announced the return of the Mayor’s Youth Council which is now in its eighth year. The program invites local high school […]
Hopkinsville’s Supper Club to feature German cuisine, culture
By News Reporter Gabby Cedano Are you a foodie looking for a way to try food from all over the world right here in Hopkinsville? Well then the Supper Club […]
I-24 improvement project to start in Marshall County in October
By News Reporter Gabby Cedano The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced that nighttime lane restrictions are set to begin Monday, October 6 on Interstate 24 in Marshall County. The work zone […]
HPD Officer Leek among 23 graduates of the police supervision academy
By News Reporter Gabby Cedano Jack Leek of the Hopkinsville Police Department was one of 23 law enforcement officers from across Kentucky to graduate from the Academy of Police Supervision […]
First Lady Beshear, Kentucky Pediatric Cancer Fund invest $500K in pediatric cancer support
By News Reporter Gabby Cedano First Lady Britainy Beshear joined the Kentucky Pediatric Cancer Research Trust Fund Board on Wednesday to present $500,000 to the University of Kentucky’s Markey Cancer […]