Christian County Tigers’ Soccer Coaching Staff Rounding Into Shape
The coaching staff for the first Christian County High School boys’ soccer team is taking shape and will have a Hopkinsville High flavor. William Bryan was named the head coach of the program last year, with the
PHOTOS – Lyon County vs Newport in the All A Semifinals
The Lyon County Lyons took on Newport Sunday afternoon in the semifinal round of the 2026 All A Classic state tournament. YSE was there courtside and got these pics from the game.
FNB Presents Spirit Card Donation To Trigg County Schools
FNB Bank officials recently presented a $10,000 check to Trigg County Schools from spirit debit card program. The donation was made as the result of FNB’s 4th quarter Spirit Debit Card Program. The program allows bank customers
Hopkinsville Man Fatally Shot By Officers In Frankfort
A Hopkinsville man was fatally shot in Frankfort during an incident Saturday night. According to Kentucky State Police the agency’s Critical Incidence Response Team is investigating the shooting that claimed the life of 56-year-old Bryan Radford of
Woman Charged With Falsely Reporting A Stabbing
A Hopkinsville woman was charged with falsely reporting a stabbing on Thornton Court Sunday morning.
Representative Dossett Hears Road Clearing Concerns
Concerns about road conditions in Christian County were a prime topic of discussion for Ninth District State Representative Myron Dossett during the past week. Dossett says he did not make it to Frankfort last week due to
Florida Woman Injured In Christian County Wreck
A single-vehicle wreck on Interstate 24 in Christian County sent a Florida woman to the hospital Sunday morning.
Update: Trigg Cheerleaders Advance To National Finals
The Trigg County Wildcat cheerleaders will compete in the national finals Sunday night after all. According to the team’s social media site, a scoring error Saturday night means all teams are now being allowed to advance to
Caldwell Flirts With School Record in Win at Crittenden
Caldwell County flirted with a school record Saturday night while rolling to an 86-45 victory at Crittenden County. Playing for the first time in eight days because of weather cancellations, the Tigers got off to a quick