A special called Hopkinsville City Council meeting was held Nov. 26, where councilmembers settled on a way to secure additional funding for the new Rotary Park development at Pardue Lane.
A 42-year-old man was arrested and charged with burglary and trespassing after breaking into a daycare center overnight on North Drive.
When winter weather strikes, KYTC oversees 840 miles of roads in Christian County and has designated 2,500 tons of salt, 16,000 gallons of magnesium, and 35,000 gallons of salt brine, all to help prevent the dangerous freezing of roads.
The City of Hopkinsville has revealed the design of their new, official marketing logo after collaborating with the community over what the city means to citizens.
Hopkinsville’s paramedic program will be the first in the nation to launch hybrid-online classes state-wide in January of next year. The program was made in order to address Kentucky’s paramedic shortage.
A 25-year-old man chased several Metalsa employees with a rubber mallet after getting into a verbal altercation with a supervisor.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
The City Council has approved a rate increase for the Hopkinsville Water Environment Authority, which will increase the price of water for the Christian County Water Department.
A 37-year-old man was arrested after deputies found a stolen motorcycle, defaced VINs, and drugs at his residence.
Following a public hearing and special called meeting, the Hopkinsville City Council moved forward with approving revenue bonds to Ascend Elements Inc. to the amount of $565 million.