Pow Wow brings music, dancing to Trail of Tears Park, continues Sunday
The Trail of Tears Native American Pow Wow got underway Saturday morning, and you couldn’t have asked for better weather as the sounds of drums and singing filled the air […]
Fall enrollment up over 8 percent across KCTCS
Fall enrollment in the Kentucky Community and Technical College System has soared 8.4 percent, setting at 10-year record, reflecting growth across all student demographics. According to a news release, KCTCS […]
Burn ban put into place in Todd County
Todd County Judge-Executive Todd Mansfield has officially signed an executive order putting an open burning ban in place, effective immediately. According to a news release, it was determined that due […]
TVA still accepting STEM grant applications
There’s still time for teachers and school systems to apply for a grant through the Tennessee Valley Authority’s STEM Classroom Grant Program to help further STEM education. Speaking with WHOP […]
Moving Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial Wall in Oak Grove through Labor Day
Saturday morning, officials from city and county governments made a visit to the Moving Wall—a replica of the Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. as it made a stop […]
Rising Star Cutter Singleton is Making a Bluegrass Breakthrough
By: Ag. Reporter Mollie Goode Western Kentucky is home to more than rolling hills, rich soil and the rural way of life, it’s also the birthplace of lively bluegrass music. […]
Pennyrile Electric to implement charge increase due to rate changes
HES customers aren’t the only ones affected by the rate increase set down by the Tennessee Valley Authority, as Pennyrile Electric will also be increasing monthly customer charges. The TVA […]
Fort Campbell signs agreements with Christian, Todd counties
Fort Campbell recently entered into three Intergovernmental Support Agreements with officials in Christian and Todd counties. According to a news release, one of those was the renewal of an existing […]
Congressman Comer talks Farm Bill, drug prices, importance of Fort Campbell
Congressman James Comer, who represents the First District of Kentucky in the U.S. House of Representatives, made several western Kentucky visits on Tuesday. He was on Fort Campbell for the […]
Gates 10 and 6 on Fort Campbell set to close for construction work
Fort Campbell is temporarily closing Gates 10 and 6 for construction starting September 1. According to a news release, Gate 10 is scheduled to be closed through October 15, so […]