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

Hopkinsville couple opens tabletop gaming hub with Green Goblins Guild: In an effort to bring people together in a whimsical and magical way, Joshua and Lydia Ross recently opened up Green Goblins Guild in Hopkinsville.

UPDATE: Hopkinsville’s Ward 8 candidate will not pursue recount after recanvass Thursday: The Christian County Board of Elections double checked the results of the Ward 8 election upon the request of candidate Tiffany Pittman.

Deer-related crashes increase across Christian County as mating season peaks: After a deer caused a crash Monday night in Christian County, KYTC is sharing information about why animal activity increases this time of year.

UPDATE: Tractor trailer hauling raw chicken tips over across I-169 in Christian County: An overturned tractor trailers is blocking northbound traffic on I-169 Wednesday morning.

Modern white industrial building with a glass entry, loading bays, and several parked trucks in front; sign reads 'Welcome to Commerce Park.'

Kitchen Food Co. ramps up in Hopkinsville to produce 1 million chilled meals a week: An industrial development that was announced in 2024 has begun operating in Hopkinsville, with Kitchen Food Co. continually hiring.

Demolition begins on a portion of Attucks High School on Nov. 9, 2026. (Attucks Revive to Thrive, contributed)

Demolition begins on portion of historic Attucks High School, restoration comes next: Miranda Construction and HCL Demolition started removing the back portion of the historic Attucks High School building in Hopkinsville.

Why newly elected officials in Christian County must address Kentucky’s dueling history: For over 100 years, every elected official being sworn into office in Kentucky must swear that they have not participated in a duel.

3 things Christian County hunters should know as deer season begins: Find out where to get a hunting license, harvest limits, and how to report your harvest in Christian County this deer season.

Families, runners invited to dress up for Hopkinsville’s Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving: Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation is once again hosting their annual Turkey Trot in downtown Hopkinsville.

KSP reminds Christian County residents of November checkpoint locations: See where troopers with the Kentucky State Police will set up safety checkpoints this month in Christian County.

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