HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
1. Missing Christian County woman found dead after 3-month search: Emerald “Emmy” Raeann Forgette’s body was located in Nortonville on March 25.
2. Construction of tiny home community aims to expand affordable housing in Hopkinsville: Dozens of tiny homes that are 700 square feet and under are in the works on a property off of West Seventh Street in Hopkinsville.
3. Coffee Connection to close after serving community for 15 years: After being open to the homeless and people in need for almost two decades, Coffee Connection is closing in April.
4. Corgi, wiener dog races planned as live harness racing season takes off in Oak Grove: Check out more about this year’s season at Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel.
5. Son of Charlie Daniels announces hologram concert at Fort Campbell: ‘A dream come true’: During a press conference at Fort Campbell, details about a hologram Charlie Daniels concert were shared for America250
6. Fort Campbell Commissary to start charging for single use bags: Paper and plastic bags will now come at a small cost for shoppers at the Commissary on base.
7. State and Hopkinsville officials warn residents about surge in text message scams: Hopkinsville and Kentucky State Police along with the Kentucky Transportation Department are all warning of scams.
8. Oak Grove officials debate creating city run trash service to increase revenue: City councilmembers discussed a possible change to incoming bids for solid waste services in Oak Grove.
9. More rubber-modified asphalt to be used on Christian County roads to test durability: If a grant is awarded, Fentress Lane will be paved with both rubberized and regular asphalt to test the durability.
10. Lake Morris open 24/7 in Hopkinsville for fishing, enjoying warm weather: HPD is reminding the public about hours and rules when visiting Lake Morris.
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