HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
Newly retired firefighter reflects on 18 years of trailblazing service in Hopkinsville: 18 years ago, Jessica Burnett decided to join the Hopkinsville Fire Department to help fuel her action-packed lifestyle. READ MORE
Oak Grove to build new 15-acre subdivision with 50 homes in first phase: Oak Grove is set to welcome a new subdivision called Echo Ridge extending from Avondale Road and Arctic Avenue. READ MORE
Hopkinsville’s Bargain Hunt to close by March, all 15 Kentucky locations going out of business: Bargain Hunt has filed bankruptcy and will be closing 92 locations across 10 states by the end of February. READ MORE
In response to recent financial inconsistencies, Oak Grove improves cash handling procedures: Oak Grove Mayor Jackie Oliver signed an executive order outlining the city’s cash handling procedures to ensure financial integrity, protect public funds, and ensure city operations are running smoothly and ethically. READ MORE
Millbrook Elementary may require $7 million in renovations, Bentzel discusses relocating alternative school: Christian County Public Schools Local Planning Committee approved their draft of the District Facility Plan to send to the Kentucky Department of Education at their meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 4. READ MORE
Mayor shares vision for downtown Hopkinsville, initiative for upper-level apartments approved: During the Feb. 4 meeting, a municipal order was passed by the Hopkinsville City Council adopting the Mayor’s 24/7 Downtown Initiative. READ MORE
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