The Pryority Report

09/02/2023

Firefighters are currently battling a blaze off Battlefield Memorial Highway.

24/01/2023

Missing teen has been found!

EDITOR'S NOTE: This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.

09/12/2022

My special guest for tonight’s show had a long flight to the studio! Watch tonight at 8 p.m!

07/12/2022

DOES YOUR FAMILY HAVE A UNIQUE TRADITION?

What are your favorite holiday traditions? Share them below in the comments! Tell a story. Post a photo. Tag us in a post. We are looking for the most unique holiday traditions in Madison County. You may be featured in an upcoming story for our holiday issue of the Richmond Register!

03/12/2022

Check out the Richmond Christmas Parade!

17/11/2022

50 years ago today ….
10 men from Richmond died in a plane crash after flying to western Kentucky to watch the Madison High football team in the playoffs

Tonight is the premiere of "The Day Richmond Stood Still" at the Madison County Public Library in Richmond at 6:30.

We've gathered a collection of stories from family members and friends of those on that tragic flight home from Hopkinsville

Please join us for this special presentation

Its free and open to the public

13/08/2022

30/07/2022

Hops & Vine is collecting donations for flood relief victims at the event tonight. However, organizers also announced money from the drink tickets table was also stolen.

28/07/2022

Devastating video of the flooding in Whitesburg, KY from the heavy overnight rain.

Governor Beshear has declared a state of emergency for Breathitt, Clay, Floyd, Letcher, Owsley, and Pike Counties.

16/07/2022

In this week's Pryority Report, we interview Derek Hicks, the father who filmed the viral video of the tractor police chase in Berea which ended on a golf course.

15/07/2022

TONIGHT AT 8: Watch this week's Pryority Report episode featuring Derek Hicks, the man who took the viral video of the Berea police chase involving a tractor at the Berea Country Club.

Watch tonight at 8p.m. on The Pryority Report page!

10/07/2022

08/07/2022

UPDATE: Due to unforeseen circumstances, The Pryority Report will not be airing tonight at 8 p.m. We hope to air the episode this weekend, and will announce the time when it will be available to watch.

Tune in tonight at 8 p.m. for this week's The Pryority Report where we sit down with Register Sports Editor Nathan Hutchinson to discuss recent allegations of abuse against the Eastern Kentucky University softball program.

02/07/2022

02/07/2022

01/07/2022

Tune in tonight at 8 p.m. for this week's The Pryority Report where we sit down with Bryan Tipton to discuss what led to the Smiley family’s decision to close the Parkette Drive-In, the history behind the iconic restaurant and possible future plans for the property.

14/06/2022

https://www.richmondregister.com/site/forms/unsung_heroes_nomination/

14/06/2022

Ever wonder how stories go from the page to print?

Watch the video to see the work that goes on behind the scenes at the Register to make your front page news.

Page design usually begins late at night and can continue until the Register's print deadline of midnight each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for the following day's editions.

It takes designers between four to six hours to design all the pages in each edition, which also are edited once more before being sent to the printer.

13/06/2022

It’s Monday and I’m already working on this week’s Pryority Report. It’s a much-lighter topic, I promise. Plus, I’ll have some special guests with me… stay tuned.

10/06/2022

New Pryority Report tonight at 8 p.m.!

09/06/2022

Just got finished filming this week’s Pryority Report! Any guesses on what the main topic of discussion will be?

09/06/2022

ICYMI: Watch the latest episode of The Pryority Report.

New episodes air weekly on Friday’s at 8p.m.

09/06/2022

09/06/2022

28/05/2022

An important perspective in light of recent discussions in Madison County about teacher raises. Funding is tough for every department, and well and wisely-funded police departments are a necessity. However, we cannot neglect our educators and the reality they are facing everyday in the classroom. There must be a balance and we in Madison County need to make sure we tell AND SHOW our leaders locally (and in Frankfort) what our priorities are. Remember, our state legislators voted this year to give raises to themselves and left teachers and local school boards in the wind.

25/05/2022

What will it take to realize enough is enough?

18/05/2022

WHO IS YOUR UNSUNG HERO?

The Richmond Register is currently seeking nominations for our second annual Unsung Heroes awards!

The awards celebrate those in our community who have performed a great service to Madison County without praise or former recognition.

Categories for nominations include those who have contributed to areas such as veteran services, emergency services, public safety, community, health, and education.

This year, the Register is pleased to introduce a new category which will highlight the selfless work of students in our community.

Any Madison County student (K-12 and those pursuing higher education) are eligible for nomination.

Nominations can be made by anyone in the community at the following link:
https://www.richmondregister.com/site/forms/unsung_heroes_nomination/

DEADLINE FOR NOMINATIONS IS JULY 8, 2022.