HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
101st Airborne Division identifies pilot killed in Apache helicopter accident at Fort Campbell: The 101st Airborne Division has identified the soldier who died in an AH-64 Apache helicopter training accident at Fort Campbell on Wednesday.
‘We hope it’s a powerful show’: Colonel Band preps for final season with dramatic song selection: Band Director Anthony Darnall just finished his tenth year with the Christian County Colonel Band and is preparing students for their farewell season with an emotional tribute to school’s legacy.
ATV and UTV drivers soon able to legally operate on Christian County roads: Action taken by the Kentucky General Assembly through the introduction of amendments to Senate Bill 63 will permit and regulate the usage of special purpose vehicles (SPV’s) on Christian County roads, and throughout the state.
Mural of Hopkinsville native Elder Watson Diggs honors impact on Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity: On June 7, community members gathered at Founders Square to celebrate Hopkinsville native Elder Watson Diggs, co-founder of the nation’s second oldest historically black intercollegiate fraternity Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
HPD continues patroling Hopkinsville Greenway to prevent unlawful camping: Increased encounters of unlawful camping along the Hopkinsville Greenway has prompted a response from the city to ensure the safety and comfort of residents.
Kentucky Bands, Bourbon & Wine Festival returns to Oak Grove in July with new barrel relay race: The highly anticipated 3rd annual Kentucky Bands, Bourbon & Wine Festival is returning to Oak Grove this July with live music, regional spirits, unique wines, and exciting new activities including a car show.
101st Airborne Division honors Army’s 250th with combatives, stress shoots and more | VIDEO: The 101st Airborne Division Week of the Eagles is in full swing from June 9-14, celebrating the Army’s 250th birthday with many events, from tactical demonstrations to sports tournaments.
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