Christian Fiscal Court approves reduced property tax rate, hears update from Human Rights Commission
Christian Fiscal Court passed a reduced property tax rate at Tuesday morning’s meeting, and heard an update from the Human Rights Commission. Before getting to their agenda, magistrates heard from […]
Investigation underway into trooper-involved shooting incident
An investigation is underway following a trooper-involved shooting in Warren County where no one was injured. According to a news release from Kentucky State Police, it happened around 2:30 p.m. […]
Lane restrictions to happen on Lake Barkley Bridge next week during inspection
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is planning to conduct an inspection of the Lake Barkley Bridge at Canton starting next week, which means there will be some lane restrictions needed. According […]
Summer break may be ending, but summer weather isn’t
Despite schools coming back into session and summer breaks coming to a close, it’s still going feel very much like summer for the foreseeable future. Lead Forecaster Keith Cooley with […]
Agricultural loans approved for projects across Ky., including locally
The Kentucky Agricultural Finance Corporation has approved 14 loans in the amount of roughly $3.1 million for projects across the state, and some of those are local. According to a […]
Multi-vehicle crash sends one to Jennie Stuart
A multi-vehicle crash at the intersection of Eagle Way and Cox Mill Road sent a Clarksville woman to a local hospital for treatment. According to the report from the Christian […]
Renovations could cause temporary closures at Thomas Street Rec. Center
Heads up to frequent visitors of the Thomas Street Recreation Center in Hopkinsville—the center will be undergoing some renovations the next two months. According to a news release from Hopkinsville […]
Work to resume on U.S. 41-A improvement project in Madisonville
Work will be resuming on an improvement project along U.S. 41-A in Madisonville this week, after experiencing lengthy delays. According to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, construction will resume on an […]
Taste of the Town is the talk of the town
If you were in downtown Hopkinsville Friday night or Saturday afternoon, then you heard the music and smelled the delicious eats being cooked up at Founders Square. And hopefully you […]
Double-murder suspect preparing for September trial
Double-murder suspect Bobby Spikes is in the thick of preparing to go to trial, and several matters concerning evidence were discussed in Christian Circuit Court Friday afternoon. Spikes is charged […]