The Trigg County PVA is partnering with a local business to sponsor the Trigg County Ping Pong challenge to give people stuck at home during the COVID-19 pandemic a creative outlet and a chance to win prizes....Read More
Trigg County High School announced Friday they still plan to have a graduation ceremony for its senior class. In a letter to parents Friday, Principal Shannon Burcham said the date and structure for the ceremony has not...Read More
During this time, we can all use some good news, and some good signs. Recently, several of our users sent us pictures of some signs of Spring. We compiled those into this “Springtime” video. Hope you enjoy....Read More
Even in a time when we don’t know what is coming next, four Christian County residents will remember March as a time they moved into a new home thanks to the Hopkinsville Home Improvement Program....Read More
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought on the cancellation of many blood drives that were very important to the Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center (WKRBC) and supplies are running low....Read More
The Black Patch Grille is continuing their service to the community by offering curbside pickup and delivery amid the government-mandated dining room closure....Read More
The Trigg County Senior Citizens Center has not seen a decline in the number of meals served since they were ordered closed to the public last week by Governor Beshear due to the COVID-19 virus. Center Director...Read More
The Bar-b-que Shack in Hopkinsville is staying positive through the COVID-19 pandemic, remembering the recession that rocked local businesses in 2008....Read More
