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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
1 year ago
State police investigate Monday’s fatal crash in Christian County, pedestrian identified

A crash that led to the death of a pedestrian on the interstate is being investigated by Kentucky State Police.

News
1 year ago
WEATHER ALERT: Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued for Christian County

The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for southern Christian County Monday, with winds up to 60 mph possible.

Sports
1 year ago
CCHS football coach resigns following back-to-back losses this season

Ethan Atchley has resigned as head coach of the Christian County High School football program.

News
1 year ago
UPDATE: Pedestrian killed in interstate collision Monday morning, interstate reopens

Interstate 24 westbound is blocked in Christian County due to a crash.

News
1 year ago
Work week weather: Daily rain chances in Hopkinsville, storms possible

Christian County forecast: Storms will linger through midweek before clearing skies bring milder, partly sunny conditions.

News
1 year ago
Both high school marching bands in Hopkinsville receive top honors at regional competitions

Hopkinsville and Christian County High Schools both had award worth performances this weekend.

News
1 year ago
News in Christian County: Off-limits list, ATVs, school board, Salvation Army plans and more top stories

ATVs, UTVs now legal on Hopkinsville streets, things to know before hitting the road: […]

Fall Guide
1 year ago
How did Oktoberfest start, and whose idea was this anyway?

The first Oktoberfest occurred as part of a wedding in 1810, and the celebration has kept coming back, with beer, polka and German food,

Fall Guide
1 year ago
Haunted houses, spooky places to visit this Halloween near Hopkinsville

Check out these spooky locations this Halloween, including Hopkinsville’s local haunted houses, a two story schoolhouse, and the Bell Witch Cave.

Fall Guide
1 year ago
Ideas for outdoor Halloween decor to get your yard ready this season

Halloween is the one holiday where your front yard can become anything – a cemetery, a carnival or even a monster movie set. Here are some ideas.