Hopkinsville man charged with assaulting two nurses, patients
A Hopkinsville man is facing numerous assault charges following an incident at Cumberland Hall Friday afternoon. According to the Hopkinsville police report, officers were called to the facility around 2 […]
HCC Foundation to host dueling pianos fundraising event
To raise funds for student scholarships, the Hopkinsville Community College Foundation is inviting folks to a performance featuring the Howl2Go Dueling Pianos on Friday. HCC Vice President of Advancement and […]
McGee starts in Brewers’ 7-1 win over Angels on Saturday
Former Hopkinsville High School pitcher Easton McGee pitched an inning and a third Saturday for the Milwaukee Brewers in the team’s 7-1 victory over the Los Angeles Angels. McGee, a […]
Hoptown to face Lyon County in Region 2 semis tonight
The Hopkinsville Tigers will be looking to extend their final season in school history and earn a bid to the Boys’ Region 2 Basketball Tournament championship tonight as they take […]
Local farmers receive $4.7 million from Farm Credit Mid-America patronage program
Farm Credit Mid-America is doing their part to help out American farmers, as they are set to return $280 million in net earnings to eligible customer-owners this March. According to […]
Motorcyclist hurt in Clarksville Boulevard crash
A motorcyclist was badly injured in a crash on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Clarksville Sunday afternoon. According to the Clarksville Police Department, the collision between a motorcycle and a vehicle […]
Man deceased following a Fort Campbell Boulevard collision
A man was rushed to the hospital Saturday evening following a collision involving a semi-truck on Fort Campbell Boulevard. It happened in the area of Popshelf just before 6 p.m. […]
Museums Director invites the community to upcoming history-focused events
March is set to be a busy month for the Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County, and Executive Director Alissa Keller recently appeared on WHOP to share what they have in […]
Christian County School Board adds AI harassment to code of conduct
The Christian County School Board voted to add AI harassment as an unacceptable behavior to the district’s code of conduct and made progress toward establishing athletic fields at the consolidated […]
MLK Early Learning Center principal to retire, interim leadership selected
Martin Luther King Jr. Early Learning Center Principal Kim Lint has recently announced her retirement, and Elementary Education Director Michelle Walden was selected as the interim principal. Lint was selected […]