Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is further expanding the states EV charging network by adding 11 more federally funded fast charging stations throughout the state.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
With temperatures expected to drop to at or below freezing in the area, The Salvation Army in Hopkinsville has activated White Flag conditions through the weekend.
At December’s Christian County Board of Education meeting, Assistant Superintendent Kevin Crider presented the design for the new Christian County High School’s sports complex.
A two-vehicle accident on Cox Mill Road and the 41-A Bypass has resulted in injuries with emergency responders currently on the scene.
28 law enforcement officers were paired up with kids in Christian County for a major holiday shopping spree. Dozens of police cars made their way down Fort Campbell Boulevard to Walmart the evening of Dec. 18, each escorting a child for Shop with a Cop.
The 100-year-old, unused train station in downtown Hopkinsville has a chance of restoration as the city officially sells the property after declaring it a surplus.
The Hopkinsville City Council passed a revised grant agreement with Kitchen Food Co. during their Dec. 17 meeting. This nearly $70 million development is the largest the state has seen in over a decade, with Kentucky Govenor Andy Beshear celebrating the deal.
Christian County forecast: The first weekend of winter will definitely feel like it with highs only reaching the low 40s through Sunday.
A 54-year-old convicted felon was found to have several guns in his vehicle after making threats on Dec. 18.