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The foundation was founded in the spring of 2023 in an effort to enrich the educational experience for students in Christian County schools.
On Tuesday, the Christian County Public Schools Education Foundation held a kick-off luncheon to launch their investment campaign at the Silo Event Center in Hopkinsville.
Hopkinsville won the game by a score of 57-55, fueled by a 4th quarter comeback.
HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – The Hopkinsville Tigers won an absolute thriller against their cross-town rival, the Christian County Colonels. Hopkinsville won the game by a score of 57-55, fueled by a 4th quarter comeback. Early on, it looked like their first matchup all over again. Gr...
The club is open to anyone who loves food, conversation, and learning about other cultures.
The Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County and the Human Rights Commission is hosting The Supper Club Thursday, Feb. 8 at 6 p.m.
The popular water park is run by Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation and had to end their season early in 2023 due to a leak.
Hopkinsville Public Works Department listed the extensive repairs needed before Bluegrass Splash can reopen this summer.
A rainy weekend is coming, with temperatures dropping a bit Sunday!
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Grab a raincoat this weekend as there is a chance of rain everyday with patchy fog early Friday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
The Beaver 100.3 Hunting & Fishing Expo is a two-day event that brings the top Kentucky and Tennessee outdoor vendors under one roof. Last year’s expo drew over 1,600 attendees. Check it out!
The Beaver 100.3 Hunting & Fishing Expo is a three-day event in Clarksville that brings the top Kentucky and Tennessee outdoor vendors under one roof.
Dispatchers are often juggling multiple tasks while also maintaining a level head during intense calls. Two people in the department shared about their experience working there, and how they cope with the mental load of the job.
This mentally and emotionally taxing job in Hopkinsville attracts dedicated, passionate individuals who's work often goes unrecognized.
Catch a play and head over to Scooter's! They will be they passing out stickers all day, and bogo drinks on mobile orders!
It’s a rainy weekend, but there are still plenty of fun things to do around town, including a performance of The Secret Garden at the Alhambra Theatre and Scooter's Coffee grand opening.
Visibility is low this morning, the fog likely won't clear until noon.
The National Weather Service has put Christian County under a dense fog advisory until noon Thursday.
Deneka Duerson launched the new indoor playground with a soft opening, and people in Hopkinsville are already loving it!
A Hopkinsville mom has created a perfect place for kids to play.
HES is prioritizing replacing the bulbs along main roads, then moving to neighborhoods. They hope to have them all replaced this year.
The purple glow that illuminates Hopkinsville streets at night is not a style choice; it stems from a factory defect that has impacted cities all over the country.
According to reports, the victim was delivering mail to a front porch when two dogs forced the storm door open.
On Tuesday morning, officers were dispatched to South Campbell Street in Hopkinsville after a mailman was bit in the leg by a loose dog.
With over 15 years of serving in the Hopkinsville area, Brunt brings a wealth of communication and experience to the role.
On Jan. 16, Amanda Brunt began her new position as The City of Hopkinsville's public information officer, following the departure of Chris Jung when he moved out of state.
Currently Clark and Visit Hopkinsville are working on multiple projects to further increase tourism in the area and Western Kentucky.
Visit Hopkinsville's executive director, Ryan Clark grew up in Indiana, but had always visited Kentucky as a kid.
Yeti is a 5 year old Chihuahua Pit Bull Terrier mix that was brought to the shelter as a stray. Could you help him get back on his feet? F&M Bank
Dogs and cats of all ages, breeds, sizes are waiting to be adopted at the Christian County Animal Shelter.
They are encouraging shoppers to pick up a few extra hygiene or grocery items while shopping which will go locally to people in domestic violence shelters.
People are encouraged to pick up a few extra items to donate during their regular shopping for the Sanctuary Inc. Shop and Share fundraiser.
The incident occurred Saturday at 1 a.m. after a woman attempted to get an Emergency Protective Order against the man.
In Hopkinsville, the suspect fired shots after victim attempts to get order of protection.
Rain is expected to come down tonight and likely won't stop until Friday.
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After a full week of freezing temperatures, things will finally start to warm up this week in Christian County.
After the success and popularity of events around Hopkinsville in 2023, Parks and Recreation has released their schedule of events for the new year.
Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation releases events schedule for 2024.
Here's what's happening in Hopkinsville this weekend! Dogwood Funerals & Cremations
This weekend, stay warm indoors with a family movie night at the library, get crafty at Meal Prep Momma's DIY workshop or enjoy a free start-up business class with MEDI Inc.
According to reports, the vehicle began to slide on the icy roads and hit the vehicle in front of him.
A two vehicle crash on Antioch Church Road in Hopkinsville occurred on Thursday night, leaving two minors with possible injuries.
Ms. Poindexter is a proud graduate of Christian County Public Schools and has devoted her entire 27 year career to CCPS.
Poindexter currently serves as principal of Hopkinsville Middle School.
“Indoors is definitely the best place for them to be,” said Christian County Animal Shelter Director Melissa Goff.
The Christian County Animal shelter and local authorities urge residents to keep their animals inside as Hopkinsville and surrounding areas face frigid temperatures ahead.
The female suspect was arrested and more arrests may be pending, according to a news release from CCSO.
A woman was charged with trafficking drugs after a search of a home on East 7th Street in Hopkinsville on Jan. 12.
Conditions should improve on Monday with a high of 44 and partly sunny skies.
Overnight in Hopkinsville, a thin layer of ice formed beneath a light dusting of snow, causing slippery conditions on various roads Friday morning.
With ice and snow overnight, many closures are being announced.
Serving most recently as the assistant principal at Hopkinsville High School, Goins brings 14 years of education experience into his new role.
Beginning February 5, Andrew Goins will serve as the principal at Hopkinsville Middle School according to a press release from Christian County Public Schools.
The local thumbpicking legend passed away in October. Friends, family, and fans can purchase guitars and amps from his unique collection, and swap stories at the music store starting Jan. 22.
After the passing of local music legend Gayle Moseley in October, Music Central in Hopkinsville received his large, unique, mint condition guitar and amplifier collection.
Christopher Bentzel, Christian County Public Schools superintendent, has been with the school system for over 15 years, in a journey that began years earlier in the military at Fort Campbell.
Christopher Bentzel, Christian County Public Schools Superintendent has been with the school system for over 15 years and his journey began in the military at Fort Campbell.
Five children and one adult were able to escape the home unharmed when the fire began around 2 a.m. Thursday.
An overnight house fire on East 13th Street was determined to be caused by a heater located in the home's crawl space.
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Have you checked out the new Ford Bronco? Monica gives it a try at Pennyrile Ford in Hopkinsville. Pennyrile Ford
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