An Oak Grove woman is sharing her experience after the flood in 2025 made her paid off home uninhabitable to this day.
Christian County forecast: Cloudy skies and cooler temperatures remind us that fall has arrived this weekend.
This fun fall tradition will liven up hay bales in Hopkinsville and Christian County as people compete with original creations.
The Christian County Literacy Council is opening submissions for this year’s bell hooks Memorial Writing contest.
The local League of Women Voters is planning their candidate forums for early October that will be open to the public.
Here are some events and things to do this weekend in Hopkinsville and Christian County.
Looking ahead to the holiday season, the Hopkinsville Salvation Army is taking Angel Tree applications through the end of October.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Sanctuary, Inc. is inviting communities throughout the Pennyrile region to come together to raise awareness, support survivors, and take a stand against domestic violence.
Historic tool fragments and pottery were discovered during archaeological work in Hopkinsville, which will now be displayed at the Trail of Tears Heritage Center.
Kentucky Veterans Cemetery West in Hopkinsville held a service for seven service members who’s remains had been unclaimed for several years.