Couple Charged With Rural King Shoplifting Incident
A Hopkinsville man and woman were charged with theft after tools were taken from a Hopkinsville business Tuesday morning.
Lady Rebels ‘Set’ Down Lady Wildcats in Three
In what was a likely preview of a 13th District semifinal matchup, the Todd County Central Lady Rebels rolled to a three-set win over the Franklin-Simpson Lady Wildcats Tuesday night in Elkton. Franklin-Simpson put up a big
Lady Blazers Pick Up District Win Over Hopkinsville
The UHA Lady Blazers picked up their third win in the last four matches and the second win over the Hopkinsville Lady Tigers in the last week Tuesday night. The Lady Blazers rolled to a straight-set win
Salvation Army Looks At Shelter Rebuild
The topic of homelessness is one familiar to Hopkinsville and the only shelter is 60 years old with more beds than it was originally intended for.
Tax Rate And Bluestreak Building Discussed Tuesday
With property tax bills going out in the next few weeks, Hopkinsville City Council took its first step to approve the 2025 rate.
Industrial Recycling Program Options Presented
As Hopkinsville City Council passed its final vote to dismantle the residential recycling program, they continue to consider options for industrial and commercial customers.
Caldwell’s Girls Bounce Back With 4-1 Win at Ohio County
Caldwell County’s girls bounced back from a loss at Hopkins County Central on Monday to capture a 4-1 victory at Ohio County Tuesday night. Aliya Towns and Ziva Falder each scored two goals for the Lady Tigers,
Murray Hands UHA Second Loss of Season
The University Heights Blazers soccer team faced off against Murray High looking for their tenth win of the season. Unfortunately they were not able to get it, as the Tigers were able to get the 3-2 win,
PHOTOS – Murray High 3 University Heights 2
The University Heights Blazers were unable to get their tenth win of the season on Tuesday evening against the Murray High Tigers, but they were still able to put up a great fight. YSE was there to
Kaufmann Earns Scouts BSA’s Highest Honor
In the long history for Boy Scouts of America, only 4% of all members ever earn the rank of Eagle. Its rubric and requirements: rigorous. Its reward: a lifetime accomplishment.