January 10, 2018

Motorists Should Prepare For Hazardous Road Conditions

The impact of the ice and snow will make driving conditions hazardous across the region. Kentucky Transportation Cabinet spokesman Keith Todd says they have been preparing for wintry precipitation since April of last year, but this will

Alhambra Busy For Next Several Weeks

The historic Alhambra Theater will be busy for the rest of January with several events scheduled. Pennyroyal Arts Council Executive Director Margaret Primm says the next big show will be on Saturday, January 20. Primm says

Council Members McCarley, Grimes File For Additional Terms

Two incumbent Hopkinsville City Council members are seeking re-election. Ward 2 Councilwoman, Kim McCarley officially filed to run for another term late Tuesday afternoon. Ward 11 Councilman, Wesley Grimes filed Wednesday to continue serving the community. Ten

Division Headquarters Deploying To Afghanistan

The 101st Airborne Division will be deploying this spring. The Headquarters Team will be taking command of Operation Freedom's Sentinel in Afghanistan from the 3rd Infantry Division. Commanding General, Major General Andrew Poppas says "the Division remains

Hopkinsville Growing Beyond The Eclipse

The City of Hopkinsville is looking at branding and marketing following the Solar Eclipse. A strategic planning focus group met twice to discuss attractions, events, and beautification efforts. Marketing Coordinator, Brooke Jung was contracted to complete the

Two More CCHS Students Arrested After Referencing Threats

Authorities say two more Christian County High School students have been arrested after referencing threats and causing disturbances on school grounds. Christian County Sheriff's Captain Chris Miller reports School Resource Officer Michelle Kent was called by school