Blanche Kibodeaux lives at Christian County Manor and was last seen on Feb. 5 around 10 p.m. for mid-shift checks
“Voices of Hoptown” is an addition to the permanent exhibit that incorporates audio from oral history interviews to enhance guests’ understanding of local history.
On Jan. 30, Oak Grove Mayor Jackie Oliver signed an Executive Order outlining the city’s cash handling procedures, which was discussed at the city council meeting Tuesday night.
Christian County Public Schools Local Planning Committee approved their draft District Facility Plan to send to the Kentucky Department of Education at their meeting Tuesday, Feb. 4.
During the Feb. 4 meeting, a municipal order was passed by the Hopkinsville City Council adopting the Mayor’s 24/7 Downtown Initiative.
An outdoor statue of Mary was vandalized outside of Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church on Jan. 28.
Hopkinsville Community College is once again bringing the community together to showcase the incredible talent of its students, staff, and local performers with the highly anticipated event: HCC’s Got Talent.
The Hopkinsville-Human Rights Commission is hosting their annual Black History Trivia Bowl on Saturday, Feb. 15.
Dogs and cats of all ages, breeds, sizes are waiting to be adopted at the Christian County Animal Shelter.
An intoxicated driver crashed his car into a utility pole and a home, causing a power outage in the area on Sunday.