Kentucky Reports Less Than 1,000 New COVID-19 Cases Friday
Kentucky confirmed 963 new COVID-19 cases and 29 deaths Friday.
HCCPL Announces Winners of The Big Read Teen Writing Contest
The Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library announced winners of their first Big Read Teen Writing Contest this week.
Wanted Oak Grove Teen Arrested In Lyon County After Abandoning Stolen Vehicle
Authorities say an Oak Grove teen out on probation for a robbery conviction was arrested on an active warrant in Lyon County Thursday night after he reportedly abandoned a stolen vehicle on Interstate 69.
Trigg County School Board Meetings Returning To In-Person Attendance Only
After nearly a year of teleconference meetings for the Trigg County school board, the district announced the return of in-person meetings.
Two COVID Related Deaths Announced In Pennyrile District Thursday
The Pennyrile District Health Department announced two new COVID-19 related deaths and 58 new cases of the virus around its five-county district Thursday.
Dates Officially Set For Christian County Public School’s Proms
The prom dates and times have now been set for seniors at both Hopkinsville and Christian County High Schools.
Breathitt Veterinary Center Earns Level One Certification
The Murray State University Breathitt Veterinary Center is now designated a level one facility through the USDA National Animal Health Laboratory System.
Kentucky State Police Looking New Troopers
Kentucky State Police is looking for the next class of cadets that will report in October, which will be an Elite class.
Incorporating Edible Plants Into The Landscape
A nice landscape of a few trees and shrubs, some flowers, and well-tended turf have value. Our landscapes help define our outdoor living space, provide shade, and help screen unwanted views. A well-maintained landscape may add as
Planting Brambles And Blueberries
If you’ve been thinking about growing small fruit this year, whether for personal use or for sale at a farmers market, now is the time to start scouring nursery catalogs or visit local nurseries. Raspberries and blackberries,