HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
Train derailment results in extended road closures in Christian, Todd County | VIDEO: Find the latest on road closures, a breakdown of what happened, and what officials are saying about the train derailment in Trenton near Christian County.
Debris disposal slows reopening of U.S. 41 after train derailment: The roadway connecting Pembroke in Christian County and Trenton in Todd County will remain closed through the weekend due to train derailment cleanup.
‘They both matter’: Father of missing teenager speaks out, search for Amanda and Kimera continues in Hopkinsville: Amanda Henderson and Kimera Trea were reported missing by HPD on Dec. 5.
Pembroke fire chief shares recruitment, financial challenges while reflecting on past year: While the volunteer-run Pembroke Fire Department serves a small community, their commitment to the community led to a successful 2025.
Camo Caravan bounces back after flood as renovated downtown location fully opens: After being forced to find a new location due to the April 2025 flood, Camo Caravan is ready to debut their renovations and fully open to the public.
What’s new in Christian County? Restaurants, businesses that opened in 2025: Find a list of new locally owned restaurants, big box stores, renovations and new developments that came to Christian County in 2025.
Gate 7 to reopen after extensive closure, new traffic pattern established: Work on Ripcord Road and Gate 7 has concluded.
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