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Playful gray brindle dog running toward the camera with mouth open and tongue out in a yard area.
Pets of the Week
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Pets of the week

Dogs and cats of all ages, breeds, sizes are waiting to be adopted at the Christian County Animal Shelter.

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4 first term councilmembers voted out as primary reshapes Hopkinsville leadership

Results from the primary are already reshaping the county and city legislatives bodies as Christian County braces for new leadership.

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Guffey shares first thoughts, plans for huge announcement after defeating Mayor Knight in primary

Shortly after securing the republican nomination for Mayor of Hopkinsville, Russ Guffey spoke with Christian County Now about what happens next.

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2 days ago
Election results: Sheriff DeArmond re-elected, Guffey gets Hopkinsville mayor nomination

Here are the latest results in the Christian County Primary Election, with Hopkinsville mayor, sheriff, city council, magistrates, PVA on the ballot.

Scene after a truck crashed through the front door of The Rusty Pot in Hopkinsville on May 19, 2026. (Hopkinsville Fire Department, Contributed)
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2 days ago
Truck crashes through front of Hopkinsville business with employees inside

The Rusty Pot in Hopkinsville is closed until further notice after a truck crashed through the front door of their business on Tuesday.

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Motorcyclist dies after accident on North Virginia Street in Hopkinsville

A motorcyclist died at the hospital after being involved in an accident Tuesday afternoon.

Group of military personnel and civilians in formal attire posing outdoors in front of a large black backdrop that reads THE AIR ASSAULT with a U.S. flag displayed between gold insignia.
Military
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Fort Campbell soldiers involved in 2003 Kuwait attack awarded Purple Hearts by Pete Hegseth

Pete Hegseth visited Fort Campbell, Kentucky to administer an enlistment oath and award several soldiers with Purple Hearts.

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Rates at Riverside, Cavesprings Cemetery to increase for first time in 20 years

During the May 18 Hopkinsville City Council meeting, the second reading of the rate increase was approved.

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