School board approves revised grandfathering attendance policy
With district attendance lines being recently redrawn, the Christian County School Board approved a grandfather policy for some students who may be affected by the revision at their workshop meeting […]
Joy Closet Director shares future expansion, how the community can help
After providing resources to foster children and families across the Pennyrile region for nearly two years, Heather Gray the Executive Director of Joy Closet spoke at Thursday’s Kiwanis Club meeting […]
HCC invites those interested to HOPFAME openhouse
Hopkinsville Community College is inviting anyone interested in a career in advanced manufacturing to come to their HOPFAME open house on February 13. Speaking with WHOP Thursday, HOMFAME Success Coach […]
Teen injured, one charged in Princeton vehicle versus pedestrian crash
The Princeton Police Department is investigating after a teenager was struck by a vehicle in the parking lot of Tractor Supply Wednesday. According to a news release, it happened around […]
McConnell calls for strong action following attack in Jordan that killed 3 servicemembers
United States leaders are still reeling from an attack in Jordan that killed three American servicemembers and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says the current administration has not done enough. […]
Local man served with warrant for assault, wanton endangerment
A Hopkinsville man has been served with a warrant for second-degree assault and first-degree wanton endangerment. According to the Hopkinsville police report, 19-year-old Jacquavius Redd of Hopkinsville was served with […]
Shelton Burruss tabbed as interim Program Director for local YMCA
The Hopkinsville-Christian County Family YMCA has announced that Shelton Burruss will be stepping into the role of Program Director. According to a news release, Burruss brings a wealth of diverse […]
HCC to host financial aid application workshops
Hopkinsville Community College will be hosting multiple Financial Aid Application Workshops to help out students with applying for FAFSA. According to a news release, all workshops will be hosted on […]
Dupin set for release after victim recants assault allegations
In April of last year, Bobbie Dupin was charged with first-degree assault and taken into custody after he allegedly assaulted a woman with brass knuckles, in Christian Circuit Court on […]
HRC prepares to host Black history trivia, supper club meeting
To spotlight Black History Month, the Hopkinsville-Christian County Human Rights Commission is preparing to test the community’s Black history knowledge with trivia competitions as well as host a special first […]