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Daynnah Carmona

Daynnah Carmona is Editor for Christian County Now. She has been working as a multi-media journalist for nearly a decade, with a focus on local news reporting for radio, television, and print. You can reach her by email at dcarmona@christiancountynow.com.

News
11 months ago
Mayor Knight breaks second tie for lower net profit tax, council extends public comment times

A lower net profit tax rate has been approved by the Hopkinsville City Council after an abstaining vote forced a tie.

News
11 months ago
25 dogs in ‘deplorable conditions’ rescued by Christian County Animal Shelter

Volunteers are needed to assist the Christian County Animal Shelter with an influx of dogs that were rescued from Todd County.

Education
11 months ago
South Christian Elementary ranks first for state assessments, equitable learning emphasized across district

State data for student assessments was released for Christian County Public Schools, showing increased scores and areas that need improvement.

News
11 months ago
Hopkinsville firefighters battle late night blaze at vacant downtown home

A house fire occurred Tuesday night on South Kentucky Avenue in Hopkinsville.

News
11 months ago
Cut down fresh Christmas tree at Land Between the Lakes with free permit

Starting right after Thanksgiving, families can apply for a free permit to shop down a cedar tree at Land Between the Lakes.

Entertainment
11 months ago
Original, local art available during Hopkinsville Art Guild’s Christmas Bazaar

The Christmas Bazaar is coming back to Hopkinsville, where nearly 40 local artists will be set up.

Sports
11 months ago
Final HHS Hall of Fame inductees named for 2025-26

Check out the list of athletes and coaches who will be inducted into the Hopkinsville High School Hall of Fame.

News
11 months ago
Lucky You Bar to open in downtown Hopkinsville this spring, duo shares vision

A new bar will be opening in downtown Hopkinsville this spring, owned by Taylor and Dakota Figueroa.

News
11 months ago
HCC to expand 8 acres for CDL, diesel technology programs

Three buildings will be demolished on North Main Street to accommodate Hopkinsville Community College’s growing CDL program.

Crime
11 months ago
Rock thrown through Salvation Army door causes thousands in damage, man arrested

A homeless man was arrested after throwing a rock through a glass door at the Hopkinsville Salvation Army.