HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.

Crofton wedding venue featured on TLC reality show: The stars of 1,000-lb Sisters on TLC visited Burdoc Farms in Crofton during a recent new episode.

‘Could have turned out very differently’: CCPS shares update about students hit by car: Information from Christian County Public Schools and the Hopkinsville Police Department provides more details about the crash that injured two 12-year-old boys Monday.

Several dogs found covered in feces with no water at dog training facility in Hopkinsville: Three people were cited for animal cruelty after a search warrant by Hopkinsville Police found 10 animals boarded in “inadequate conditions.”

Jeffers Bend begins developing playground with natural materials in Hopkinsville: A giant chair and climbing structure have already been installed at Jeffers Bend Environmental Center, with more equipment to come over the next few months.

51 easements signed by Christian County landowners for PREA pipeline along I-24: The Pennyrile Regional Energy Agency has provided additional insight into their proposed pipeline project that will extend through Christian County.

Candidates for Oak Grove mayor talk about infrastructure, roads, growth during forum: See what mayoral candidates in Oak Grove said during a recently public forum about their campaigns.

MB Roland Distillery to go up for auction after being locally owned for nearly 20 years: A popular distillery in Pembroke is looking for new owners to come in and take over operations of the expansive property.

Recently retired, promoted Hopkinsville firefighters recognized by city officials: See who is stepping into new positions and who is leaving the Hopkinsville Fire Department.

Hopkinsville City Council race: Who’s on the ballot in your ward: We’ve got a breakdown of things to know about Hopkinsville City Council candidates ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

Check your tickets, Hopkinsville has $50,000 lottery winner: A Mega Millions winner was announced in Hopkinsville on Oct. 16.

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