HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
Gun ownership prohibited for medical marijuana users, Hopkinsville Police adapts to legalization: While those in Christian County who qualify and apply for a medical marijuana cards can now receive prescriptions for various chronic ailments, they will also have to surrender their ability to purchase and own firearms. READ MORE
Hopkinsville’s 3rd Huck’s Market location opens on North Drive: Huck’s Market and gas station has opened its third location in Hopkinsville at 150 North Drive. READ MORE
Oak Grove audit report reveals past payroll inconsistency, city council addresses findings: At the Oak Grove City Council meeting on Jan. 7, auditor Clifton Daniel from the financial institution Borland Benefield, presented council with their 2023 audit information. READ MORE
Trailer with over $60,000 worth of equipment stolen from HCC Bud Hudson Youth Football League: A trailer with thousands of dollars’ worth of equipment was stolen from the Hopkinsville-Christian County Bud Hudson Youth Football League on Jan. 7. READ MORE
2 civilians receive lifesaving award from Oak Grove Police after aiding stabbing victim in July: James Lawson and Henry Ayala, Goodyear Tire and Service employees in Oak Grove, were awarded the Civilian Lifesaving Award by Police Chief Dennis Cunningham at the city council meeting Tuesday night. READ MORE
Starbucks confirms fall opening date for Oak Grove location: Starbucks will be opening their newest location on Claire Drive in Oak Grove this fall. READ MORE
Buc-ee’s may start construction this summer, Oak Grove welcomes more developments: Public Works Director, Brian Ahart provided several updates on future developments at the Oak Grove City Council meeting Tuesday, Jan. 7, including first updates on the development of Buc-ee’s. READ MORE
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