HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
Head football coach at Christian County High put on administrative leave: Head CCHS Football Coach Dustin Lopez will be taking a brief break from his duties due to “failure to meet standards of expectations.”
Officials speak in favor of renaming Westside Park to honor Judge John Atkins: A local circuit judge may have Westside Park renamed in his honor, with the City of Hopkinsville forwarding a proposal to make this change.
Lower speed limit, new crosswalk proposed by Christian County High School: The Hopkinsville Committee of the Whole has initially approved traffic safety improvements near the new high school on Lovers Lane.
Hopkinsville officials make move to strip planning services from CDS after initial transition: An integral part of Community and Development Services may additionally fall under the city, with the decision now moving to the city council.
Christian County Jail receives positive inspection 1 year after agreement with ICE: “Respect and dignity”: Jailer Adam Smith spoke about a recent inspection that evaluated the accommodation of ICE inmates at the Christian County Jai.
Pumpkin spice and more: Local places to grab coffee this fall in Hopkinsville | GUIDE: Here are a couple of coffee shops in and around Hopkinsville that offer a cozy environment and a fun seasonal menu for this time of the year.
Community rallies behind CCHS volleyball team as they take home historic regional win: Christian County High School Volleyball Coach Zach Hardison weighed in on the hard work that went into the team’s regional win this week.
Measles cases continue to rise in Christian County 2 months after outbreak began: The number of measles cases in Christian County have more than doubled since mid-September, making it still the highest in the state.
Christian County Election Guide: Sample ballot, candidate info, poll locations: Voters in Christian County can find important candidate and ballot information ahead of Election Day on Nov. 3.
City of Pembroke surprised with new 4-way stop installed by KYTC: The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet says message boards have been warning of the change prior to instillation at this busy Pembroke Oak Grove Road intersection.
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