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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.

Lifestyle
3 weeks ago
Adult spelling bee, beard competition part of this weekend’s Hoptoberfest in Hopkinsville

A local brewing will host a fun day of activities and community on Sept. 19 for Hoptoberfest.

Sports
3 weeks ago
CCHS names head coaches for archery, bass fishing, tennis, track

Meet who will be leading other athletic programs at the new Christian County High School this year.

News
3 weeks ago
HPD interim police chief decision falls to Mayor Knight, residents speak out

Residents filled the Hopkinsville City Council Chambers Tuesday night in the hopes of hearing who officials will select to temporarily replace Chief Jason Newby.

News
3 weeks ago
UPDATE: Hopkinsville man charged with DUI after pedestrian is killed by truck

A crash involving a pedestrian on Russellville Road overnight is being investigated.

Crime
3 weeks ago
Police pursuit from Madisonville ends in Christian County crash Tuesday afternoon

State troopers, deputies, and two police agencies worked to end a pursuit of a suspect who crashed on I-169 in Christian County.

Man speaking into a microphone at an indoor event, wearing a light blue shirt, with large blue inflatables in the background featuring a heart and text.
News
3 weeks ago
UPDATE: Deputy chief resigns alongside Hopkinsville Police Chief Newby

Both Erik Pacheco and Jason Newby have announced their resignation from their leadership positions at the Hopkinsville Police Department.

News
3 weeks ago
Public hearing about data centers planned as Hopkinsville works to establish regulations

Community and Development Services is planning another public hearing at HCC, where residents can hear information about potential data center regulations.

Lifestyle
3 weeks ago
Native American culture shines during Hopkinsville’s Trail of Tears Pow Wow | PHOTOS

Due to Hopkinsville’s unique connection to Native American history, each year a Pow Wow is held where tribes compete in dance and music competitions.

News
3 weeks ago
City of Hopkinsville breaks down CDS transition plan, addresses concerns

Here is everything the City of Hopkinsville has shared about the acquisition of Community and Development Services, including a timeline and what services they will absorb.

News
3 weeks ago
Hopkinsville emergency responders honor 9/11, firefighter makes final tribute amid retirement

After serving 26 years with the Hopkinsville Fire Department, Battalion Chief Spencer Wood showed up one last day to honor fallen emergency responders on Sept. 11.