Will Jackson Road in Trigg co. back open after sinkhole repairs
After being closed to the emergence of a sinkhole, Will Jackson Road in Trigg County is back open to normal traffic following repairs. According to a news release, the closure […]
Ky. State Capitol building to close for lengthy renovation project
The Kentucky State Capitol building in Frankfort will be closed to the public starting today, as construction begins on a huge renovation project to upgrade the historic building. This project […]
Shakespeare in the Park takes over Hopkinsville amphitheater on September 17
The Pennyroyal Arts Council is inviting the community to enjoy a free night of live theater on September 17 with Shakespeare in the Park, a showing of The Tempest. Kentucky […]
City Council ends curbside recycling, discuss outsourcing the service
Hopkinsville City Council Members voted to end the city’s curbside recycling program at their Tuesday meeting and discussed plans to explore third-party recycling services. At their August 5 meeting, council […]
Butterflies released in memory of those lost to cancer
Relay For Life in Christian County is set to take place this Friday, but before that, folks gathered on the steps of the Christian County Justice Center Tuesday afternoon to […]
Gov. Beshear designates bromazolam as a Schedule 1 controlled substance
Governor Andy Beshear announced that bromazolam, also known as “designer Xanax,” has been designated as a Schedule 1 controlled substance and is banned from being sold in Kentucky. The emergency […]
Community theatre hosts ‘Charlie & The Chocolate Factory’ production
By News Reporter Gabby Cedano Step inside a world of sweet imagination as Campanile Productions presents “Charlie & The Chocolate Factory” at the historic Alhambra Theatre in September. In the […]
Kentucky farmers donate record amount to Ag. Tag program
By News Reporter Gabby Cedano In 2025 around $995,440 was donated by Kentucky farmers to the Ag. Tag Program, marking the largest single-year total ever, surpassing last year’s total by […]
CCPS Superintendent talks enrollment, strong start to the school year
It was a strong start to the school year on Monday, and Superintendent Chris Bentzel says they’re going to work on continuing that momentum heading into the rest of the […]
Sandbrink announces he will run for Trigg Co. Sheriff in 2026
A familiar face to the political sphere in Trigg County is once again throwing his hat in the ring to try and be Trigg County’s next Sheriff. Mike Sandbrink made […]