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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.

Entertainment
1 year ago
UPDATE: Hopkinsville’s Adult Spelling Bee fundraiser canceled

The beer and the words will flow during the 2nd Annual Adult Spelling Bee to raise money for the Christian County Literacy Council.

Education
1 year ago
New in Christian County schools this year: Phone pouches for high schoolers, no private messaging

New state legislation prohibits phone use in schools, as well as private electronic communication between students and staff in Christian County.

News
1 year ago
Proposed lower property tax rate moves forward in Christian County

The first vote regarding a lowered property tax rate has been approved by the Christian County Fiscal Court.

Business
1 year ago
Boost local business: How to get wanted, get found, get chosen in Christian County

Want more customers? Here’s how local marketers are turning online awareness into real clicks, visits, calls and searches – and getting more sales.

News
1 year ago
‘This destruction has to stop’: Christian County Fiscal Court gives update on Weber Building

The community is sharing how the possible demolition of Hopkinsville’s oldest building will impact the historical landscape of the city.

Lifestyle
1 year ago
Is Spirit Halloween returning to Hopkinsville this fall?

Residents have been speculating about the return of the seasonal Spirit Halloween store in Hopkinsville, with no opening date or job openings announced.

Entertainment
1 year ago
Bronc riding, calf roping and more coming to Hopkinsville during Lone Star Rodeo

The Lone Star Rodeo is returning to Hopkinsville with rodeo clowns, bronc and bull riding, and more at the Western Kentucky Fairgrounds.

Education
1 year ago
Hopkinsville music teacher travels to Africa for immersive training

A Freedom Elementary School music teacher traveled to Africa for Orff Afrique, an immersive cultural music program.

News
1 year ago
‘Sidewalks are for walking, not for blocking’: Hopkinsville urges residents to keep paths clear

The City of Hopkinsville is reminding residents of an ordinance that prohibits blocking public sidewalks with vehicles and merchandise.

News
1 year ago
Water system upgrades may cause outages in Oak Grove

Water outages are possible in the next few weeks due to upgrades to Oak Grove’s water lines.