Thursday’s meeting of the Christian County School Board was packed with the first reading of the 2025-2026 school calendar and the proposal to establish a school based law enforcement agency.

Lahoma Decker Taylor joyfully strolled through Heaven’s gate on November 21, 2024 at the age of 99. She peacefully departed this life at Christian Care Communities Health Center surrounded by ...

For University Heights Academy senior Olivia Oakley, volleyball is more than a sport—it’s been a way of life. From her first ...

Habitat for Humanity Pennyrile Region has partnered with National Ready Mix Concrete Association to put concrete walls in a ...

Taxes were a heavy topic at the Hopkinsville City Council meeting on Tuesday, with several representatives from agricultural ...

The Kentucky football team will look to win its second consecutive game for only the second time this season when the ...

Christian County High School volleyball senior Emma Webster didn’t plan to fall in love with the game. Starting in middle ...

Started in January 2023, Wonderfully Made Workshop offers individuals with exceptional abilities the opportunity for ...

The Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County and the Hopkinsville History Foundation are partnering for the ‘Homes ...

The Murray State Racers traveled to Kroger Field in Lexington to take on the University of Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday. The ...

Preservation Kentucky announced the 2024 Excellence in Preservation Awards and the Pennyroyal Area Museum received the ...

A lawmaker will file legislation in 2025 that would license all sellers of vape or tobacco products, giving the Department of ...