A former Fort Campbell soldier and intelligence analyst was sentenced on Wednesday to seven years in prison for conspiring to sell military secrets to a person he believed to be affiliated with the Chinese government.
A month ago on March 24, the City of Hopkinsville announced that work had officially begun on Rotary Park. First steps included pouring the park’s first sidewalk, paving the way for the inclusive playground that will be erected in the greenspace.
Showers are possible Friday and early Saturday, with skies clearing up for most of the weekend.
There are so many fun activities happening around Christian County this week. Celebrate Earth Day at The Bloomery or Nancy Drew’s birthday at the library, head to Oak Grove for a family fun day, or hear restoration plans for Attucks High School at a gospel benefit.
On Earth Day, agriculture students from Christian County High School accompanied Hopkinsville Beautification to help bring spring to downtown.
The Hopkinsville Alumnae Chapter’s Community Impact Day of Service event will provide information, resources and introductions for services in the community.
Mixed in with the crash and boom of the bowling alley, the laughter of children filled Southern Lanes for the second annual Military Children’s Bowling Night.
Mathew Burnham with Troop 3013 in Hopkinsville recently completed an Eagle Scout project that supplies the community with places to properly dispose of damaged or tattered American flags.
Magistrates on the Christian County Fiscal Court heard recommendations from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet about what road construction projects to prioritize in the upcoming fiscal year.
Oak Grove residents are still dealing with the devasting aftermath of flooding as water is finally being pumped from a submerged neighborhood.