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Education
1 day ago
CCPS shares updated start times ahead of new school year

See what time the new high school will start this school year, along with elementary and middle school times.

News
1 day ago
Weekend weather: Storms, rain expected Saturday in Hopkinsville

Christian County forecast: Rain and storms should clear up by Sunday with hot temperatures.

Black Toyota Tundra pickup severely damaged in a nighttime crash; hood crumpled, windshield shattered, doors open beside the road.
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1 day ago
2 overnight wrecks in Christian County result in multiple injuries on I-24

A truck crashed through a light pole and trees before overturning, and another vehicle ran off the road into a fence during two separate I-24 collisions.

A colorful playground with yellow and blue water slides behind a black fence, set against green trees and a grassy field.
News
1 day ago
City officials lean toward Bluegrass Splash demolition after reviewing community surveys

City departments weighed in on the future of Bluegrass Splash, with ideas floated by several councilmembers.

Education
2 days ago
Sinkhole uncovered during Stadium of Champions renovation

Christian County Public Schools is investing over $100,000 to remediate a sink hole at the Stadium of Champions.

News
2 days ago
This weekend in Hopkinsville: Bands, Bourbon & Wine, Hoptown Idol, baseball

Here are some events and things to do this weekend in Hopkinsville and Christian County.

News
2 days ago
400-mile Kentucky Brotherhood Ride passes through Christian County

A bicycle ride that honors fallen first responders throughout the state is making their way through western Kentucky over the next few days.

Brick institutional building with tall windows and a small entrance canopy, a blue SUV parked near the front, green lawn in the foreground, and power lines crossing the sky at dusk.
News
2 days ago
Senior meal program based in Hopkinsville could see additional funding from Gov. Beshear

Gov. Beshear has once again redistributed state dollars to help fund senior meal programs throughout Kentucky and in Christian County.

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