HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
Hopkinsville man charged with complicity in 2021 double murder case: The Hopkinsville Police Department arrested 30-year-old Kendall Glen Spikes on Oct. 8 at Oak Tree Villa Drive while executing an indictment warrant in connection to two murders. READ MORE
David Powell uses love of weather to lead Christian County Weather Spotters: Budding meteorologists and weather enthusiasts in the Christian County Weather Spotters endure extensive training for the opportunity to keep the community safe and informed during severe weather all year long. READ MORE
Oak Grove leaders hopeful Buc-ee’s will spark growth, Starbucks to begin construction: During the Special Economic Development meeting on Oct. 10, city leaders discussed potential business growth in Oak Grove following the announcement of the mega travel center, Buc-ee’s. READ MORE
Whimsical hay art displayed around Christian County for this year’s 4-H Bale Trail: This year’s Christian County 4-H Bail Trail consists of truly inspired hay masterpieces scattered throughout Hopkinsville and the county to help ring in fall. READ MORE
Plan for 13 new tornado shelters in Christian County moves forward: The Christian County Fiscal Court has begun consulting with engineering companies regarding the future development of multiple tornado shelters. READ MORE
Hopkinsville filmmaker to premiere new horror movie: ‘I definitely have big dreams’: The writer, editor, and director of a new horror film made in Hopkinsville is looking forward to premiering Scarytales & Deadtime Stories just in time for Halloween. READ MORE
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