Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
The suspect who was sought after by police in connection to a shooting death has turned himself in and was arrested.
Hopkinsville Community College is supporting students through the holiday season by distributing boxes containing food for a Thanksgiving meal.
Traffic on I-24 westbound around mile marker 91 in Christian County will continue to be impacted as concrete repairs go into a second week.
A large amount of narcotics were seized in a home, and a man was charged with drug trafficking by the Hopkinsville Police Department on Nov. 13.
Wades Way Park in Oak Grove is soon expecting a full renovation complete with new mulch, ADA accessible equipment, and more. Christian County Now has received a sneak peak into a mockup of the future design.
Hopkinsville Christian County Crime Stoppers is assisting police in locating a suspect connected to murder that occurred in Hopkinsville last weekend.
The Book & Bottle Shop in Hopkinsville held its ribbon cutting on Nov.12, officially opening the doors for book and wine lovers across the area.
In honor of Veterans Day, the owners of local restaurant Camo Caravan provided meals to over 100 veteran employees at Walmart Distribution in Hopkinsville.
Deputies with the Christian County Sheriff’s Office are trying to locate 14-year-old Zachary Chandler who was last seen at his residence on Bradshaw Road in Hopkinsville.