Pennyrile Narcotics Task Force receives federal grant funding
September marks National Recovery Month, and on Thursday, Governor Andy Beshear announced that nine agencies across the state were awarded grants to fight drug trafficking. Over $1.4 million in […]
Campanile Productions invites community to ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ showings
Campanile Productions is preparing to turn the Alhambra Theatre into a sweet and fantastical world for their production of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” Audiences will follow five lucky golden […]
Hopkinsville Police investigate HOA bank account theft
Hopkinsville Police are investigating after a suspect reportedly stole from a homeowner’s association bank account. According to a report, the suspect stole $20,000 from the homeowner’s association bank account on […]
Visit Hopkinsville invites alien lovers to inaugural GoblinCon
Lovers of the supernatural and the extraterrestrial are invited to Visit Hopkinsville’s first-ever GoblinCon UFO and Paranormal Expo in October. When she was named Executive Director of Visit Hopkinsville, Amy […]
Eternal flame to be constructed at Gander Memorial Park
Hopkinsville’s Gander Memorial Park is being reconstructed to include an eternal flame to honor the Fort Campbell soldiers and flight crew members who died in the 1985 plane crash in […]
Community cuts the ribbon on The Crumb Tray
The Crumb Tray is Hopkinsville’s newest restaurant, and to celebrate its opening, the community joined restaurant staff on Friday to host a ribbon-cutting. Martha White is a Hopkinsville native and […]
School Board approves working budget for the academic year
The Christian County School Board approved the working budget for the 2025-26 school year at Thursday’s meeting. Board members approved a $78 million budget with a 12% contingency fund. Christian […]
Local Small Business Commission spotlights upcoming events
Hopkinsville is home to many small businesses and to support and spotlight them, the Hopkinsville Small Business Commission has a variety of events coming up. The commission formed in 2023 […]
Citizens oppose the possible demolition of the Blue Streak Building
The Blue Streak Printers Building is a longstanding piece of downtown Hopkinsville, but it could face demolition if it is found to not be structurally salvageable. The building sits along […]
City Council approves tax rates, discuss the feasibility of a new homeless shelter
Hopkinsville City Council members were presented with a homeless shelter feasibility study by the Salvation Army and approved property tax rates for the 2025-26 fiscal year at Tuesday’s meeting. Before […]