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 of Madisonville, Baptist Health-Deaconess team up to fight against opioid misuse
The City of Madisonville and Baptist Health-Deaconess Madisonville are teaming up in the fight against the misuse of opioids. According to Baptist Health, thanks to a donation from the City […]
Hopkinsville offering “Drive Like Your Kids Live Here” signage to promote neighborhood safety
The City of Hopkinsville is starting a campaign to bring awareness to motorists to slow down while driving in neighborhoods, with hope of building a safer community. According to a […]
Two more contenders join the race for Mitch McConnell’s U.S. Senate seat
Two more democrats are throwing their hats in the ring to run for the United States Senate seat that will be left vacant when Senator Mitch McConnell steps down at […]
Three found dead, Clarksville police investigating
The Clarksville Police Department is investigating after three people were found dead at a residence on Idlewood Drive Tuesday afternoon. According to a news release, officers responded to the residence […]
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 […]
Community hosts ribbon cutting for newly dedicated Fred Atkins Park
Second Street Park was renamed to Fred Atkins Park to honor the late Hopkinsville City Council Member, and on Tuesday, community members attended a dedication ceremony for the park. Fred […]
Trial continues against double-murder suspect Bobby Spikes
Trial continues against double-murder suspect Bobby Spikes—the man charged in the 2021 deaths of Stanley Bussell and Candace Marcel—in Christian Circuit Court this week. Special prosecutor Blake Chambers continued to […]
HRC gearing up for Unity Breakfast in October, award nominations open
The Hopkinsville-Christian County Human Rights Commission is gearing up for a busy October, and there’s still time to get tickets and nominate someone for an award for this year’s Unity […]
Wings Over West Kentucky returns to Madisonville
The City of Madisonville will once again be home to a spectacular show in the sky, with the return of the Wings Over Western Kentucky Air Show in early October. […]