Pothole repairs efforts set for next week across Christian County
Once the MLK Day holiday is complete, crews with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will be busy the rest of the week, with potholes repair efforts underway across Christian County. According […]
Joe Leavell receives the Melvin Turner Leadership Award from Dr. MLK Jr. Commission of Kentucky

Speaking of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., one of Hopkinsville’s own is being honored by the MLK Commission of Kentucky, for his leadership and servant’s heart. Joe Leavell is the […]
Flurry of bills filed in the Kentucky General Assembly as budget process continues

The second week of session for the Kentucky General Assembly is a wrap, and it brought with a flurry of bill filings as a budget is still in the drafting […]
Three arrested in Clarksville purse-snatching incidents
The Clarksville Police Department has arrested several individuals in relation to a series of purse-snatching incidents that happened at Sam’s Club off of Guthrie Highway earlier this month. Investigation has […]
Agreement moves I-69 bridge project between Henderson and Evansville forward
The Kentucky Public Transportation Infrastructure Authority is moving forward with their plans to construct a new bridge between Henderson and Evansville along I-69. The organization approved an interlocal agreement to […]
Bridge replacement project to start next week on Donaldson Creek Road in Trigg Co.
Work is set to begin on the replacement of a bridge over Donaldson Creek on Kentucky 807, which will close the roadway for several weeks. The closure will be at […]
Chamber now accepting nominations for the Compass Awards

It’s time to pick some winners—the Christian County Chamber of Commerce is now accepting nominations for the Small Business Compass Awards. The Compass Awards are essentially a small business honors […]
Clarksville K9 Joker retires, adopted by handler

A Clarksville Police Department K9 Police Dog, named Joker, will be spending the rest of his life not just with a well-earned retirement, but also with the person he trusts […]
Fort Campbell, Clarksville agreements pave the way for Pennyrile Energy Corridor

Progress is continuing on the proposed Pennyrile Energy Corridor, after authorization was recently granted through the Clarksville City Council to pursue an interlocal natural gas suppl agreement. According to a […]
CCPS Superintedent talks Racer Academy, student safety as top priority
Christian County Public Schools Superintendent Chris Bentzel is expressing his gratitude for both law enforcement and community understanding after a former daycare worker for MLK Early Learning Center was arrested […]