Lady Storm Grab Double-Digit Victory Over Murray for Second Straight Win
The Hopkins County Central softball team went into their game against Murray High on Monday evening having won their last game on the road against Fort Campbell. The Lady Storm were able to start a win streak
Lady Lyons’ Offense Catches Fire in High-Scoring Affair vs. Livingston Central
The Lyon County and Livingston Central softball teams had both won their last games going into their Monday evening matchup against one another. But it was the Lady Lyons who were able to go on the road
Ohio County Uses 15-Run 5th to Extend Storm Slide
Ohio County erupted for 15 runs in the 5th on Monday to hand hosts Hopkins County Central a 25-5 defeat. The Storm dropped its seventh in a row to slip to 11-14 ahead of a visit from
Western State Hospital Hosting Friday Golf Scramble
A local golf event is teeing up to support mental health awareness and patient care in Hopkinsville. Doug Hargrove, Community Services Coordinator with Western State Hospital, says they will host their Western State Open two-person golf scramble
Booth Expecting Low-Key Summer for School Facilities
After several years of steady construction and upgrades, Trigg County Public Schools is expecting a quieter summer on campus — with one key project still nearing completion. Superintendent Dr. Rex Booth said this will be the first
Meeting Set for New Trigg Virtual Learning Academy
Trigg County Public Schools is preparing to launch a new virtual option for students, with Superintendent Rex Booth announcing plans for a pilot Virtual Learning Academy beginning in the 2026-27 school year. The program, called the Harbor
‘Quilt Show and Tell’ Slated for Saturday at Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County
The Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County is showcasing more than a century of local craftsmanship with a special quilt exhibit now on display through the end of this month. Museum Director Alissa Keller says the exhibit features
Trigg County Project Graduation Donations Being Accepted
As graduation night approaches, organizers in Trigg County are preparing to give seniors a safe and memorable sendoff through the long-running Project Graduation event. click to download audioThat’s organizer Amanda Oliver, who says donations for this year’s
Gilliam Answers Questions Regarding Fiscal Court Audit
Christian County Judge-Executive Jerry Gilliam is defending the county’s latest fiscal court audit, saying the findings identified by the Kentucky Auditor of Public Accounts involved administrative and reporting issues — not fraud, missing money, or misuse of
KYTC Reveals Story Map For Potential I-24 Improvements
Roughly one year ago, officials with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet initiated a scoping study, looking at the entire I-24 corridor from the Kentucky-Illinois state line to the Kentucky-Tennessee state-line — with the goal of collecting any and