The Winter That Won’t Die
The calendar tells us that, officially, winter began Dec. 21st and ended March 20th but winter just seems to be hanging on. We get a few days warmth for April 11th through the 14th, but then we
Man Charged With Allegedly Assaulting Female At Party
A Hopkinsville man is facing assault charges after he was arrested on a warrant over the weekend after he allegedly assaulted a female at a party in Oak Grove last month. Hopkinsville Police say 27-year old Maurice
Public Viewing Areas And Time For Barkley Bridge Blast
Preparations are underway and the countdown has begun for the implosion of the old Lake Barkley Bridge Wednesday morning. If you plan to watch the Lawrence Memorial Bridge implosion, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet spokesman Keith Todd says they
Life Around The Farm
Today is the REAL first day of spring. Happy planting, y’all! Photo By: Alana Baker Dunn
KY Lottery Celebrates 2nd Highest Sales Month In March
The Kentucky Lottery recently celebrated its 29th Anniversary since lottery tickets first went on sale in the state, which comes on the heals of near record-breaking sales in March. President and CEO Tom Delacenserie says the record-breaking
PHOTOS – Preparations for Bridge Demolition
Work crews were hard at it Tuesday in preparations for Wednesday morning’s demolition of the old Lake Barkley Bridge. Take a look at some of these pics of what was taking place in getting ready for the
Woman Charged With Wanton Endangerment
A Hopkinsville woman is facing wanton endangerment and DUI charges after police say she was driving under the influence with her infant in the vehicle. Hopkinsville Police report officers observed 29-year old Caroline Boley-Davis driving on the
Welfare Check Leads To Two Meth Arrests
Police say a welfare check led to two meth arrests at a residence on Faircourt Street in Hopkinsville Monday night. Hopkinsville Police say they were dispatched to the 2800 block shortly after 10:35pm to check the welfare
New Library Director Introduced To Fiscal Court
After being on the job for twelve days, Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library Director DeeAnna Sova was introduced to Christian County Fiscal Court magistrates Tuesday morning. Sova says she chose to work at the library because she wants
Monday Night – Cadiz Rotary Radio Auction
The Cadiz Rotary Auction had a great start for week. Here are some pictures of the action.