Community Support Lifts Local Family Through Leukemia Journey
Chase Pemberton and his mother Laurie returned to Hopkinsville Wednesday afternoon following months of treatment in Texas. They were welcomed by friends, family, and supporters at the Hopkinsville-Christian County Airport. His father, Don Pemberton, says the homecoming
Details Released In Hopkinsville School Bus Crash
A man was injured in a crash involving a school bus on North Drive in Hopkinsville on Tuesday afternoon.
State Police Release Details About Body Found In Nortonville
Authorities are releasing more details about the Christian County woman who was reported missing and found deceased in Nortonville on March 25th.
Primary Care Remodel Still On Minds For Trigg County Hospital
A property exchange wasn’t the only focus of last week’s Trigg County Hospital Board of Directors meeting. President & CEO John Sumner confirmed that, last year, officials worked with Spurr Architecture in order to look at a
Trigg County LEPC Makes Plans In First Quarter 2026
Trigg County’s Local Emergency Planning Committee met last Friday morning, and observed a few first quarter updates surrounding the community’s collective emergency response. The LEPC only took one action, approving Emergency Management’s David Bryant and Paula Flood
GOOD NEWS — Local Artists Find Place In ‘Arts For All’ Showcase
Annually serving as a K-12 student traveling exhibition across the Commonwealth, the 2026 “Matter of Perspective Arts For All” Showcase has three pieces familiar to the News Edge listening area. Jonathan Gamboa, a 10th grader at Christian
Lady Lyons Wrap Up Perfect 6-0 Trip to Pigeon Forge
The Lyon County Lady Lyons wrapped up a great trip to the mountains with two more big wins Wednesday, The Lady Lyons got wins over St. Joseph Hill and Toledo Christian, giving them a perfect 6-0 stay
UHA Boys Tennis Sweeps Union County While Lady Blazers Split (w/PHOTOS)
The University Heights Blazers tennis teams played host to the Union County Braves at Ruff Park in Hopkinsville, and they were able to take nine of the 12 total matches. The boys team swept the Braves and
Bob Mayo Sr., 91, formerly of Hopkinsville
Robert “Bob” Howard Mayo Sr., 91, of Louisville, and formerly of Hopkinsville, passed away March 28, 2026, after a long battle with Parkinson’s disease. Born Oct. 15, 1934, in Marion County, he was the son of the
JMAM Artalk Program
The Janice Mason Art Museum in Cadiz will welcome Kentucky Poet Laureate Kathleen Driskell for a special ARTalk presentation on Thursday, April 16, at 6 p.m. The event, titled “Making a Writing Life,” will feature Driskell discussing