Young Lady Falcons Land In Top-10 at Logan County
Fort Campbell sent just four runners to the starting line at Saturday’s Logan County Cougar Run, but all four finished in the top 40. In her first varsity race, seventh grader Abby Roberts finished in sixth place
Lady Trojans Go 1-2 at the Logan County Cougar Run
Webster County put the first two runners across the finish line at Saturday’s Logan County Cougar Run, which resulted in a top-five team finish. Mayci Moore won the race with a time of 20:14 over the 3.1-mile
Child Flown To Hospital After Falling From Barn
A child on Howard Dickerson Road in Pembroke was flown to a Nashville hospital with severe injuries from a fall on Wednesday afternoon.
HWEA Promotes Spurr To General Manager
The Hopkinsville Water Environment Authority has announced the promotion of Melissa Sellers Spurr to General Manager, effective October 1.
Two Injured In Cadiz Road Crash
A crash involving a tractor on Cadiz Road sent two people to the hospital on Wednesday afternoon.
FNB Bank Announces New Leadership As Hopkins Retires
FNB Bank has announced a major leadership change, now effective October 1.
Officials Remove Curtain On Home-Delivered Meal Funding
There is this rampant rumor rolling through south western Kentucky, in which citizens believe discussed cuts to the federal Meals on Wheels America program is a cause for the Commonwealth’s coming reductions to the home-delivered senior meals
PHOTOS – Heritage Christian vs Trigg County
The Heritage Christian Academy Warriors hosted the Trigg County Wildcats Tuesday evening. Check out our pics from the match.
PHOTOS – Caldwell County 7 Fort Campbell 6
The Caldwell County Tigers outscored Fort Campbell 7-6 in action Tuesday night at Butler Stadium in Princeton. Your Sports Edge was there and has photos of the Tigers and the Falcons.
Federal Shutdown Impacting Fort Campbell Sports With Games, Seasons In Flux
With the U.S. government in a shutdown after Congress failed to agree on a spending plan to extend funding, military and civilian personnel at Fort Campbell are affected. While essential services on the installation will continue, thousands