HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
Non-profit fundraises to continue Gander Memorial Park renovations in Hopkinsville: A non-profit organization in Christian County is gathering donations to help fund the continued renovation of Hopkinsville’s Gander Memorial Park.
Hopkinsville Surface and Stormwater Utility responds to flood mitigation concerns: With the City of Hopkinsville still recovering from recurring flooding events with 60 inches rain falling so far this year, officials discussed the efficacy of the Hopkinsville Surface and Stormwater Utility’s role in flood mitigation.
Newly opened Taqueria El Rincón offers authentic Mexican dishes to Hopkinsville: A new restaurant in Hopkinsville is offering the community fast, authentic Mexican food with over 50 menu items. Locally owned Taqueria El Rincón opened in mid-July on North Main Street, with a drive through for tacos on the go, and some special recipes to offer the community new flavors.
Millbrooke Elementary receives aesthetic upgrades, maintenance crews tackle summer projects: 30 days ahead of the upcoming school year, the Christian County Board of Education heard updates regarding maintenance and improvements to schools.
13 dogs removed from Hopkinsville home, woman charged with animal cruelty: A 41-year-old woman is being charged after several dogs and puppies were found on her property without proper shelter.
City of Hopkinsville ends fiscal year with positive revenue: As the 2024-25 fiscal year ends, the Hopkinsville City Council was presented with the revenue findings from the year, which showed positive revenue over expenses with all departments coming in under budget.
Hopkinsville Police officers rescue driver that crashed into retention pond: A man was rescued by the Hopkinsville Police Department after his vehicle went off the roadway and into a retention pond Tuesday afternoon.