KCTCS President Ryan Quarles makes Hopkinsville visit
Hopkinsville Community College got a visit from a familiar name in a new position, as new Kentucky Community Technical College System President Ryan Quarles stopped by Thursday morning. Dr. Quarles—former Agriculture Commissioner and Kentucky State Representative—has been visiting all of the 16 colleges in KCTCS and HCC was his 14th
Boil water advisory issued for roads in Todd Co.
The Todd County Water District has issued a boil water advisory for the area of Miller Valley Road due to a leak in a main line. Roads affected include Miller Valley Road, Goodman Road, East Jeff Davis Highway, Gates Road, Winding Oaks, Willims Hill Road and Old Quarry Road. The
Option Pharmacy in Guthrie to close May 23
Option Pharmacy in Guthrie will close operations in May at their location at 238 South Ewing Street. According to a statement from pharmacy officials, the pharmacy will close its doors on May 23, after serving the community for the last seven months. They say time has blessed them with new
Unsettled weather with rain, storm chances in store this week
Unsettled weather is in store for the region this week, as several chances of rain and storms make their way across this portion of the country. The first chance of rain and spring thunder storms comes through Tuesday night, with National Weather Service in Paducah Meteorologist David Witten saying they’re
Guthrie man facing drug trafficking charges
A Guthrie man is facing numerous charges following an investigation into drug trafficking in Todd County. According to a news release from the Pennyrile Narcotics Task Force, detectives with the task force, deputies with the Todd County Sheriff’s Department and the Guthrie Police Department set up an investigation in the
Rep. Dossett talks veto overrides, Monday is final day of 2024 session
Monday is final day of the 2024 session of the Kentucky General Assembly and there’s already been veto overrides and more legislation passed when legislators reconvened in Frankfort last Friday. Representative Myron Dossett says they didn’t waste time overriding big vetoes by Governor Andy Beshear, including House Bill 5, also