Traffic Stop Leads To Drug Charges In Hopkinsville
A Hopkinsville man was charged with trafficking drugs and wanton endangerment after a traffic stop on East 10th Street in Hopkinsville on December 22nd.
Christian County Chamber Creates Busy January Calendar
This January, the Christian County Chamber of Commerce will host two events aimed at helping employers learn how to partner with local schools and engage students through real-world learning opportunities. The first event, “Learn & Thrive: The
Man Flown To Hospital After Crash With Tractor-Trailer
A man was flown to a Nashville hospital after a wreck on Interstate 169 in Christian County Monday morning.
Dawson Springs Goes Down to Jackson County at Cumberland Falls Classic
The Dawson Springs Panthers were looking to build on their last win going into their game against Jackson County at the Cumberland Falls Classic. But they were unable to do so, and they went down to the
UHA Goes Winless at Henderson County Shootout With Loss to DeSales
The University Heights Academy Blazers played their second game at the Henderson County Shootout against DeSales after losing their first to Atherton But they were unable to get the win, losing the game to the Colts 71-58.
Christian County Loses High-Scoring Affair to Central Hardin
Christian County had won their last game at the Planet Fitness Holiday Tournament going into their matchup with the host team of Central Hardin. The Colonels were unfortunately not able to start a win streak, as they
Lady Colonels Put Up Fight Against Undefeated Barren County
The Christian County Lady Colonels played their third game at the First Bank Holiday Bash against Barren County, who was undefeated entering the contest. They were able to stay that way, as the Trojanettes got the best
First Quarter Surge Sends Green County Past Lady Maroons
Green County broke open a close game early and rolled to a 66-41 win over Madisonville-North Hopkins in the second round of the Lady of the South Invitational on Sunday in Scottsville. After four lead changes early,