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KY Commissioner Of Education Reflects On ‘Vibrant Learning’ At CCHS
Some believe Christian County High School’s new academy model — pivoting students toward productive professional pathways — may limit one’s potential for personal growth and exploration. Others, however, feel entirely the opposite — and believe the more
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Two Men Charged After Burglary Report at Former Holiday Park School
Two Christian County men were arrested Thursday, October 29, after police said a property owner watching live surveillance video reported a burglary at the former Holiday Park School. According to the Hopkinsville Police report, officers were called
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Hopkinsville Family YMCA – Director of Development & Community Partnerships
We’re hiring! Join our YMCA leadership team! The Hopkinsville Christian County Family YMCA is seeking a Director of Development & Community Partnerships to help grow memberships, build donor relationships, and expand our corporate partnerships and sponsorships. We’re
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Carl Snyder Jr., 81, of Hopkinsville
Carl Gordon Snyder, Jr., age 81, of Hopkinsville, passed away from natural causes on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, at Baptist Health Deaconess in Madisonville. Funeral Services will be at 1:00 PM on Monday, November 9, 2026, at
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Hopkinsville Library Highlights New Programs and Ongoing Water Damage Concerns
The Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library is expanding its programs and services, but a long-standing water problem could require an expensive repair project. Library Director Tiffany Luna updated Hopkinsville City Council members during a recent Committee of the
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Hopkinsville Plans 28 Street Resurfacing Projects as Costs Continue to Rise
Hopkinsville plans to resurface 28 city streets this fiscal year, thanks in part to more than $800,000 in local funding the city council approved. Public Works Director Mike Perry outlined the city’s street and sidewalk improvement plans
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State, Local Races Prove Every Vote Matters
The saying “every vote matters” held true in several local races across Kentucky on Tuesday, with a coin flip deciding the winner of city council seats in Ashland, Catlettsburg, Greenup, Hanson, Park Hills, and Powderly. Hopkins County
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Hopkinsville City Council Approves New School Zone, Westside Park Renaming
Hopkinsville City Council unanimously approved a new school zone and crosswalk near Christian County High School and renamed Westside Park during Monday’s special called meeting. The ordinance establishes a 25-mile-per-hour school zone on Lovers Lane, beginning about
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Hopkinsville Committee Narrowly Advances Proposal to Move Planning and Zoning Duties From CDS
Hopkinsville City Council voted Monday to move planning and zoning staff duties from Community and Development Services to Hopkinsville city government in a 6-5 vote. The move comes after the Committee of the Whole voted 6-5 Thursday
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Snorton Highlights Small Business Successes, Economic Impact in Hopkinsville
An organization that has helped create or retain nearly 700 jobs and generate almost $7 million in funding continues to play a role in Hopkinsville's small business development. Henry Snorton III, executive director of the Small Business
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Hopkinsville Crime Increases Seven Percent During Third Quarter
Crime in Hopkinsville increased by about seven percent during the third quarter of 2026, although police reported a significant drop in vehicle thefts and fewer injuries from traffic crashes. Hopkinsville Police Deputy Chief Erik Pacheco presented the
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Christian County Animal Shelter Expansion Underway, Adding 36 Kennels and Space
Construction is underway on a major expansion of the Christian County Animal Shelter, with Judge-Executive Jerry Gilliam saying the project will provide more room for animals, improve their health and safety, and make the adoption process more
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Downtown Development, Tiebreaker Park Improvements Among Knight’s Priorities in Final Two Months
Hopkinsville Mayor J.R. Knight says he has no plans to slow down during his final two months in office, with downtown redevelopment, improvements to Tiebreaker Park and continued work on city operations among his priorities before leaving
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Carl Gordon Snyder, Jr., 81, of Hopkinsville
Carl Gordon Snyder, Jr., age 81, of Hopkinsville, passed away from natural causes on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, at Baptist Health Deaconess in Madisonville. Funeral Services will be at 1:00 PM on Monday, November 9, 2026, at
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Freedom Elementary Students Receive New Shoes Through Soles4souls Partnership
Every student at Freedom Elementary School received an opportunity to pick out a new pair of shoes Wednesday morning as part of a community partnership aimed at helping children overcome barriers to education. Soles4Souls, a Nashville-based nonprofit
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Mark E. Stokes, 59, of Hopkinsville
Mark E. Stokes, age 59, of Hopkinsville, passed away from natural causes on Sunday, November 1, 2026, at his home. The family has chosen cremation with a Celebration of Life Service to be held at a later
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Brandy N. Miner, 45, of Oak Grove
Brandy N. Miner, age 45, of Oak Grove, KY, passed away from natural causes on Monday, November 2, 2026, at her home. Maddux-Fuqua-Hinton Funeral Home has been entrusted by the family to handle local arrangements. Brandy was
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Buckner Revealing ‘Buck 333 Cigar’ This Weekend In Hopkinsville
Caratha Z. Buckner, founder of C’s Casa de Cigar, will host the Buck 333 Cigar Reveal on Saturday, November 7, from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Fancy’s Liquor & Bar, 121 Sivley Road in Hopkinsville. Buckner’s interest
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30th Anniversary Approaches For LBL’s Elk & Bison Prairie
Land Between the Lakes will celebrate the 30th anniversary of its Elk and Bison Prairie with a special event Saturday, November 14. The Friends of Land Between the Lakes will host the Elk & Bison Prairie Celebration
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KET Names Shaw Its Next Executive Director And CEO
A longtime public affairs host and journalist for Kentucky Educational Television, Renee Shaw was named the organization’s next executive director and CEO Wednesday morning — somewhat fittingly amid the nation’s 2026 election cycle. The Portland, Tennessee, native