DoDEA schools comply with executive orders removing books, cultural celebrations
The Department of Defense Education Activity has issued a letter to Department of Defense schools, which includes schools on Fort Campbell, directing officials to comply with recent Executive Orders signed […]
Gov. Beshear issues state of emergency ahead of heavy rain this weekend
The Governor has gone ahead and declared a state of emergency ahead of a flood event that’s supposed to make its way across a good portion of Kentucky this weekend. […]
Flood Watch in place for this weekend, heavy rain and storms in the forecast
There is a Flood Watch in effect for all of western Kentucky from midnight tonight through 6 a.m. Sunday morning, with the potential there for significant flooding issues. Rainfall amounts […]
Arrest made in connection with shooting death of Clarksville teen
An arrest has been made in connection with the death of a 15-year-old in Clarksville earlier this month. Investigation began on February 2 after 15-year-old Ikehliayon Hite of Clarksville was […]
Beshear authorizes additional SEEK funding following shortfall
After facing a funding shortfall, Governor Andy Beshear announced that he has authorized for additional funds to go toward the Support Education Excellence Kentucky (SEEK) funding program at Thursday’s Team […]
Pennyroyal Arts Council invites community to February shows
The sound of Motown is coming to Hopkinsville, as the Shadows of the 60s pay tribute to music legends from the era with a show at the Alhambra Theatre on […]
Valentine’s Day highlights the joy of love, renovations at the Chapel of Love
On Friday, the sounds of love will fill the air, and that will be literal in downtown Hopkinsville, as numerous couples are set to tie the knot at the Christian […]
AG Coleman, Commissioner Shell work to preserve the meat industry
By: Ag. Reporter Mollie Goode Attorney General Russell Coleman and Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell object to the previous presidential administration’s dietary recommendation concerning protein. Coleman and Shell, along with 23 […]
Officials talk workforce, student advancement at Chamber event
The matter of education and a modern workforce often coincide with each other, and that was the case Thursday morning for the Christian County Chamber of Commerce Eye-Opener Breakfast. This […]
Multi-vehicle wreck results in possible injuries
A four-vehicle wreck at the intersection of West 7th Street and North Drive resulted in possible injuries on Wednesday. According to a report, a car driven by Michael Nelson of […]