Rain lingers this week, clears out in time for Halloween
With a chill in the air and misty, rainy weather in store for most of the week, it’s going to feel very much like fall time leading up to Halloween […]
Trial set, resolution possible in abuse of public trust case in Oak Grove
A trial date has been set for the former Oak Grove City Payroll Clerk accused of abuse of public trust, after she allegedly falsified documents to garner more earnings. Kentucky […]
HPD investigating robbery at Walmart
The Hopkinsville Police Department is investigating a robbery that happened on the Walmart Super Center on Fort Campbell Boulevard on Friday. According to the incident report, a suspect used physical […]
Streets to close Friday for Downtown Trick-or-Treating in Hopkinsville
Heads up motorists that travel through downtown Hopkinsville—streets will be closed on Friday, as kids with candy buckets fill the streets for Downtown Trick-or-Treating. It’s all set to take place […]
William Turner tells the Story of the Bell Witch
We’ve all heard the tale of the Bell Witch in this part of the world, but have you ever gotten to hear it told by local historian, and story telling […]
Two charged in connection with strong-armed bank robbery in Clarksville
Two individuals have been arrested and charged in connection with a strong-armed robbery in Clarksville that occurred last week. According to the Clarksville Police Department, the alleged robbery happened on […]
CCHS Colonel Band brings home State Champion title, HHS Band of Tigers claims third
It was a long day for marching bands across the state on Saturday, as young musicians performed and did their best during state competition—but there could only be one state […]
Competition, and good food, brings a great turnout to MAC Chili Cook-Off
It was the perfect fall day in Hopkinsville Saturday, with cool temperatures and sunny skies, and at Founders Square, folks turned out to eat some chili and vote on their […]
New historical marker celebrates the life and legacy of Peter Postell
In 1841, Peter Postell would be born into slavery in North Carolina—but he would grow into a man that escaped slavery, fought for his and others’ freedoms, and go on […]
Holiday Hooplah brings the holiday spirit to the Hopkinsville Sportsplex
Plenty of folks got a start on their holiday shopping at the Holiday Hooplah Craft and Vendor Fair at the Planters Bank-Jennie Stuart Health Sportsplex in Hopkinsville Saturday—and if some […]