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By: Dionte Berry
While his term is winding down, Hopkinsville Mayor J.R. Knight is remaining busy and he recently appeared on WHOP to talk about data center zoning and the future of the Bluegrass Splash Family Aquatic Center footprint. Last week, DarkHorse Technologies Inc. announced that is set to construct a data center [...]
By: Dionte Berry
Christian County High School has been open for around two months, but work is still underway on the school’s finishing touches. At Thursday’s Christian County School Board meeting, board members approved change orders, bid advertisements and furniture purchases for the new school. Kentucky High Attendance Day was on September 9, [...]
Hopkinsville Police arrested Davonta Green of Hopkinsville after he reportedly hit a woman with a gun Tuesday night. According to an arrest report, the ass
By: Dionte Berry
After joining the City of Hopkinsville staff in 2018, it was announced on Friday that City Administrator Troy Body will be resigning and local officials thanked him for his work. According to a news release from the city, Body’s tenure is marked by organizational transformation, strategic investment, stronger public institutions [...]
By: Dionte Berry
A Christian County Grand Jury issued a murder indictment on Friday against 55-year-old Jason Patterson of Lancaster for the 2013 murder of Faye Springfield. Patterson was taken into custody in August by Kentucky State Police in Gerrard County. According to a report, troopers with KSP Post 7 in Richmond received [...]
October is National Long-Term Care Residents’ Rights Month, and to recognize it, the Pennyrile Area Development District (PeADD) is set to host a Residents
By: Dionte Berry
The City of Trenton is set to receive an $8 million appropriation through Kentucky House Bill 900 to support the replacement of a wastewater treatment plant. According to the Kentucky House Majority Caucus, the project will replace Trenton’s current wastewater treatment plant which has been operating for the past 62 [...]
By: Dionte Berry
After being locally ran since it opened in 2003, the James E. Bruce Convention Center is set to be managed by venue management company VenuWorks following the signing of an agreement. VenuWorks is a 100% employee-owned venue management company based in Ames, Iowa that manages over 65 venues. According to [...]
Hopkinsville Police arrested Jaden Miller of Hopkinsville for complicity to wanton endangerment on Wednesday after a minor reportedly pointed his handgun a
By: Dionte Berry
Oak Grove has a full slate of candidates running for mayor, and on Thursday, they fielded questions concerning local matters at a forum hosted by the Hopkinsville League of Women Voters at the Oak Grove Community Center. Current Oak Grove City Council Members Janet Edwards, Richard Baker and John Campbell, [...]
