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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.

Crime
2 months ago
Hopkinsville man arrested after entering vehicle, admitting drug use after fleeing

A Hopkinsville man damaged the interior of a police car during an arrest on Monday, after being found in possession of a stolen gun.

Entertainment
2 months ago
400-mile yard sale to cut through Hopkinsville in June

Yard sales across Highway 68 in Kentucky will kick off on June 4, with travelers stopping to shop and explore cities on the 400-Mile Sale route.

Crime
2 months ago
100 mph pursuit in Hopkinsville leads to drug trafficking arrest Sunday night

A North Carolina woman was arrested after a high-speed pursuit with the Christian County Sheriff’s Office.

Conductor in black leads a large orchestra on a stage with blue backdrop and sheet music stands.
Entertainment
2 months ago
Spring concert features favorite songs from Pennyrile Area Community Band, scholarships awarded

A former band director was honored, and scholarships were awarded during a free concert by the Pennyrile Area Community Band.

Crime
2 months ago
Multiple shots fired into house Sunday night, Hopkinsville Police investigate

No arrests have been made after a late-night shooting at Mill Spring Court in Hopkinsville.

News
2 months ago
Work week weather: 25 mph winds expected ahead of storms on Tuesday in Hopkinsville

Christian County forecast: A Lake Wind Advisory is issued for Monday ahead of incoming storms.

Group of runners in blue shirts jogging together on a road during a race, with a blue finish line stripe in the foreground.
News
2 months ago
Top 10 news stories in Christian County: Thin Blue Run, Ancestral Haven, loud booms, Hoppers and more

Check out trending local news stories you may have missed this week in Christian County.

Calm lake with clear water along a rocky shoreline and dense green trees under a blue sky.
News
2 months ago
Community reminded to keep watershed lakes in Hopkinsville clean: ‘These spaces are a privilege’

Complaints regarding Lake Blythe have prompted a response from a county official.

News
2 months ago
Prices at Riverside Cemetery may rise, Hopkinsville City Council set to vote

Hopkinsville Public Works suggested a price increase for city run cemeteries to accommodate for inflation.

Mayor James R. Knight's Budget Address for 2026-27 Fiscal Year. May 1, 20226 (Daynnah Carmona)
news
2 months ago
Mayor Knight proposes conservative city budget, cuts to capital expenses next fiscal year

The proposed budget for the City of Hopkinsville was shared during the Mayor’s Budget Address on May 1.

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