The Christian County Colonel marching band returned from Franklin-Simpson Saturday with top honors. Band Director Anthony Darnall says the Christian County Colonel Band was named Grand Champion at the 55th Annual Franklin-Simpson Marching Invitiational Saturday, September 7th.
Kids and adults alike crowded around the 200-foot release area and the grassy area of Viceroy Amphitheater Saturday to see if they could hold a butterfly. Oak Grove Tourism Director, Traci Cunningham says they released 2,200 Monarch
The 2024 Dancing with Our Stars will go down as the most successful year yet.
Murray State University’s prestigious McGaughey Lectures on Press Freedom and Responsibility continue at 7:30 PM Thursday, September 19, in Lovett Auditorium when officials welcome KET News Director of Public Affairs and Moderator Renee Shaw — a widely-respected
The 37th Annual Trail of Tears Pow Wow is currently underway, running through Saturday and deep into Sunday at the Trail of Tears Commemorative Park in Hopkinsville.
In 2022, Beth Unfried retired from education — her last stop as University Heights Academy’s Head of School position.
Frankfort officials announced Friday the September 9 arrival of Mobile Disaster Recovery Centers for Christian, Todd and Simpson counties — for those Kentuckians who experienced loss from the Memorial Day weekend severe storms.
Located at 901A South Main Street, Frankfort officials announced Friday the re-opening of the Hopkinsville Driver Licensing Regional Office — following extensive storm damage repairs from an early June severe weather event.
Officials with the Pennyrile Area Development District announced Friday an award of $588,092 — earmarked for 2023 Disaster Supplemental Funding and a Disaster Resiliency Capacity Building Project from the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA).
Officials with the Kentucky Community and Technical College System announced this week that they expect to welcome more than 85,000 students this fall, an 8.4% increase over last year.
