Bealle, Props For a Purpose Assisting in North Carolina and East Tennessee
A young Hopkinsville pilot is using his experience in flying and motivation to help others to assist with relief efforts in North Carolina and Tennessee in the wake of storm damage from Helene.
PHOTOS – Calloway County 7 Caldwell County 1
Caldwell County’s guys played at Butler Stadium in Princeton for the final time this season on Thursday. However, Calloway County took a 7-1 decision over the Tigers. See our photos of the Tigers and the Lakers in
Trigg County’s Summative Assessment Brings Forward Strengths, Weaknesses
Trigg County Public Schools officials joined in with the rest of the Commonwealth Friday, opening the floor to discuss areas of growth needed, as well as points of excellence, regarding this week’s release of Kentucky Summative Assessment
PHOTOS – Caldwell County 3 Hopkinsville 0
The Caldwell County Lady Tigers claimed a 3-0 win over Hopkinsville in volleyball action Thursday night in Princeton. Your Sports Edge was at the CAB gym. Check out our shots from the game in this photo gallery.
Kentucky Bourbon And Batter In Hopkinsville
On October 1st, Hopkinsville started the Wild West of Kentucky Bourbon trail.
Lake Barkley State Resort Park Remains Without Power
Officials with Lake Barkley State Resort Park have advised that efforts are continuing for the restoration of power on the property.
The Way To Host Annual Breakfast And Yard Sale Saturday
The Way Christian Youth Center is hosting its annual yard sale and pancake breakfast on Saturday.
Woman Charged With Giving Law Enforcement A False Name
A Hopkinsville woman was charged with giving false identifying information to law enforcement after a traffic stop on Greenville Road in Christian County Thursday night.
Lake Barkley State Resort Park – Buffet Postponed
Ham Festival Committee Making Final Preparations Before Next Week
Despite a change in leadership, Trigg County and City of Cadiz officials are expecting for next week’s 48th Annual Country Ham Festival to go on without many hitches — and community members and visitors can expect the typical,