Hopkinsville Police Chief Jason Newby attended the Oct. 17 Committee of the Whole meeting to share information about drug seizures over the last quarter, along with details regarding a large training conducted at CCHS.
Tyler Young with the Small Business Commission in Hopkinsville shared updates about the commission’s goals during the Oct. 17 Committee of the Whole meeting.
The Pembroke Fire Department opened up to the community for their annual Family Fire Safety Event on Oct. 19.
Christian County forecast: We have sunny days and chilly nights for the week ahead, with not a chance of rain in sight.
People with the Kentucky Cruizers parked their classic cars and trucks at the Trail of Tears Commemorative Park in Hopkinsville to pass out treats to costumed kids on Oct. 19.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
After a long hiatus and continued support from the community, Jackie Quarles is ready reopen the doors of her beloved soul food restaurant at a new location in Hopkinsville.
Repairs to the Pennyrile Parkway underpass in Hopkinsville will take place next week, which will cause a shift in traffic.
Planned maintenance from the Tennessee Valley Authority will impact Pennyrile Electric users in Christian County this Sunday night.
The Hopkinsville Christian County YMCA is excited to announce a free, informative Nutrition 101 seminar open to both members and non-members on Tuesday, October 22, 2024.