he Human Rights Commission in Hopkinsville is already preparing for their 2025 Unity Breakfast, which celebrates dedicated and passionate community leaders through the theme of “Humility…Unity…Peace.”
70 years after the Kelly Little Green Men were reported to have beamed down in Christian County, Visit Hopkinsville is hosting two epic events to celebrate the city’s connection to this famous alien encounter.
The Christian County Chamber of Commerce brought the community together on June 17 to celebrate and showcase their accomplishments, while inspiring the crowd with keynote speaker Dr. Eugene Poole Jr.
The Hopkinsville City Council approved the second readings of the capital and operational budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year, with final amendments adding nearly $300,000 for roads and excluding funding from an inner-city program.
Christian County has had another record-breaking year for tourism, both in visitor spending and economic impact.
Patrons in downtown Hopkinsville are now permitted to drink and walk around public spaces as the city launches the Downtown Entertainment District on June 21.
A Hopkinsville man was sentenced on June 11 to 10 years in federal prison for distributing methamphetamine.
The first day of summer for 2025 will bring along extremely high temperatures to Christian County, with the heat index expected to rise into the triple digits.
From tractor pulls to petting zoos, the Western Kentucky State Fair is coming to provide endless entertainment over a span of 9 days.
A 22-year-old homeless woman with multiple warrants out for her arrest was caught and placed in the Chrisitan County Jail after fleeing on foot throughout a neighborhood on Sunday.