Read the top, trending local news stories you may have missed from this week in Hopkinsville and Christian County.
The public is being asked to keep check personal property and the area to assist in the search for Emerald Forgette.
The Kentucky Department of Agriculture announces that ‘Friends of Agriculture’ plate proceeds will go toward the ‘Ag Tag’ fund.
March 1 marks the start of the Kentucky license year for fishing, hunting, boating and more.
Christian County forecast: Enjoy temperatures in the 70s before cooler air comes in Sunday with a chance of showers.
After last season ended early, the Hopkinsville-Christian County Farmers Market will shift to the weekend and aims to attract more vendors.
Check out some things to do this weekend in Hopkinsville with a list of events.
Separate from planned construction around Exit 89 to make room for Buc-ee’s traffic, east and westbound lanes may be impacted until August.
Hopkinsville parents are facing drug trafficking and child endangerment charges after marijuana and a loaded gun were found in their residence.
What will now be known as the Southwestern Kentucky Military Affairs Committee held their annual Eagle Ambassador Breakfast with the community.