Pleasant fall weather in store this week, before rain and cold brings freezing conditions this weekend
This week will bring with it mostly pleasant fall weather, with chilly temperatures at night and mild temperatures during the day, before a couple of cold fronts really drop things […]
Local Chamber of Commerce hires new marketing, events director
Kaylee Upton has joined the Christian County Chamber of Commerce as the organization’s new director of events and marketing. The Chamber of Commerce announced that Upton joined their team in […]
Agriculture Department partners with agencies to provide food support
As the federal government shutdown continues, the Kentucky Department of Agriculture announced a partnership with multiple organizations to provide food assistance to those in need. The U.S. Department of Agriculture […]
Farm Bureau hosts legislative meet-and-greet while readying for upcoming session
The Kentucky Farm Bureau is gearing up for a full legislative session starting in January, but before that, the Christian County Farm Bureau hosted a legislative meet and greet event […]
City of Madisonville invites community to Veterans Day ceremony
The City of Madisonville is inviting the community to their annual Veterans Day Ceremony, set for this Sunday at 1 p.m. According to a news release, the event is hosted […]
TVA shares energy saving tips as cold temperatures settle in
Fall chills are lingering in the air, and winter is approaching, so the Tennessee Valley Authority is sharing tips on how to stay warm while saving energy. As temperatures drop […]
CCPS Education Foundation announces grant recipients
The Christian County Public Schools Education Foundation awarded $7,000 in Bright Ideas Grants for education projects last week. The foundation’s Bright Ideas Grant Program allows local educators to receive funding […]
Vanderbilt University Medical Center to acquire Tennova for $600 million
Tennova Healthcare in Clarksville is set to become a part of Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s regional health network, after it was acquired for $600 million. According to a news […]
Federal judge rules against SNAP suspension amid government shutdown
A federal judge ruled on Friday in favor of continuing the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, after the Trump administration announced it would be halted in November due to the federal […]
Trick-or-Treaters take over South Main Street in downtown Hopkinsville
The week might have started out wet and gloomy, but all of that cleared up in time for Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation’s Downtown Halloween Trick-or-Treating on Friday. South Main Street […]