Ezell Leaves UHA Softball After Two Seasons
Just three days after the season ended, the search for a new head softball coach at University Heights Academy is now underway. Officials at the school confirmed to YourSportsEdge.Com Thursday that Ashlie Ezell had stepped down from
Christian County Clerk’s Office Now Offering Free Fraud Detection Notification Services
Protecting your property just got easier—and cheaper—in Christian County.
Christian County Now Registering Street-Legal Special Purpose Vehicles
Drivers in Kentucky will soon have to register certain special purpose vehicles for use on highways—thanks to new guidelines set by the state.
100 Women Who Care Awards $13,400 Grant To Challenge House
The group, 100 Women Who Care, recently awarded a $13,400 grant to Challenge House, an organization that supports children and families in under-served neighborhoods.
Slow Down: Trigg County Enforces New Speed Limits On U.S. 68/KY 80
As many residents have noticed, and Your News Edge has previously reported, there have been some speed limit changes along U.S. 68/Kentucky 80 in Trigg County.
Man Charged With Setting Up A Meeting With A Juvenile For Sexual Activity
A Hopkinsville man was charged Wednesday afternoon after he allegedly set up a meeting with a juvenile for sexual activity on Waddell Circle in Hopkinsville.
Woman Charged With Theft Of Identity
A woman was charged with theft after an investigation into her identity at her job on Commerce Court Wednesday afternoon.
Man Charged With Drug Possession In Hopkinsville
A report of a possible burglary in progress led to a drug arrest on East 7th Street in Hopkinsville Wednesday morning.
Free Vision-Screenings Coming To Cadiz Saturday
Crossroads Fellowship and the Cadiz Lions Club are teaming up for a vision-screening event to be held Saturday, targeting families with home-schooled students.
FEMA Assistance Available For Residents Of Trigg, Christian Counties
Residents of Trigg County who experienced damage from the May 16 and 17th severe storms and in Christian County who experienced flood damage in April could qualify for assistance from FEMA.