HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
Shadow Ridge neighborhood in Oak Grove severely impacted by flood, officials talk options: At the Oak Grove City Council meeting Tuesday night, Randy Graham with Christian County Emergency Management spoke to the council about recent flooding issues brought on by the significant rainstorm in February. READ MORE
Deaconess to invest $95 million into merger, current employees to retain jobs and benefits: A definitive agreement to merge Jennie Stuart Health with Deaconess has been reached, with the transaction expected to close on or before August 2025. READ MORE
Construction of FiveStar gas station and convenience store in Hopkinsville to conclude by spring: A FiveStar Food Mart is under construction on Pembroke Road across from Bill Bryan Boulevard in Hopkinsville, making it the first location in Christian County. READ MORE
Top fishing spots: Where the fish are in Christian County: With spring right around the corner, there are a few places around Christian County that are perfect for aspiring and established anglers. READ MORE
Hopkinsville to witness spring hummingbird arrival, local expert shares tips to attract them: Hummingbird season is fast approaching, and parts of Southern Kentucky will soon have the chance to see these tiny, jewel like birds up close in droves. READ MORE
Hopkinsville City Council authorizes additional $200,000 to match industrial park grant funds: The Hopkinsville City Council voted to pay additional match funds on a grant that will help fund a multimillion-dollar industrial park development, while also applying for a grant for the fire department. READ MORE
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