Chamber gearing up for Women’s Summit next week
The Christian County Chamber of Commerce is readying for their Women’s Summit, and they’re inviting the community to attend on March 26. Under the theme of “Empowered Women, Empowering Community”, […]
Production company to film documentary about the Kelly Green Men Encounter
Small Town Monsters is a production team that spotlights folklore across rural America, and they are set to come to Hopkinsville to film a documentary about the Kelly Green Men […]
St. John Methodist Church to host inaugural Women’s Conference
St. John Methodist Church is inviting women in community to its inaugural Women’s Conference titled, “Anchored: Steady in the Storm,” and church member Cynthia Atkins appeared on WHOP to share […]
Small fire quickly contained at Novelis in Guthrie
A small fire at Novelis in Guthrie was quickly handled Wednesday morning, with no reports of injuries. That’s according to Todd County Emergency Management Director Ash Groves, who tells WHOP […]
Mediation pending for murder suspect Anthony Moore
Mediation is scheduled to be set to see if a resolution can be reached in the case against murder suspect Anthony Moore and in the meantime, a trial date has […]
Ballistics evidence remains at center of arguments in Oak Grove murder case
Reports concerning evidence were a source of contention Wednesday morning, when murder suspect Oziya Narcisse appeared in Christian Circuit Court. Narcisse is charged with murder in the 2024 fatal shooting […]
Nominees for Fannie B. Postell Woman of the Year Award announced
The Hopkinsville Human Rights Commission is getting ready to name their Woman of the Year on Thursday, but first, they’ve announced this year’s nominees. The Fannie Bronson Postell Woman of […]
NWS in Nashville confirms EF-0 tornado touched down near Fort Campbell Sunday
The National Weather Service in Nashville is confirming that a weak tornado did touch down during Sunday’s severe weather event, starting in Montgomery County and ending near Oak Grove. According […]
City Council discusses the plan to fill the Ward Eight seat vacancy
Hopkinsville City Council Members were presented with the procedures for filling the council seat vacancy and heard from local drug rehabilitation advocates about how the Opioid Settlement Funds should be […]
Hopkinsville EMS Deputy Chief shares how the paramedic program supports EMS agencies across the state
The Hopkinsville Fire Department’s accredited Paramedic Program had nearly 100 graduates in January, and Deputy Chief of EMS Operations Phillip Ferguson spotlighted the program’s impact at Tuesday’s Hopkinsville Rotary Club […]