Sandy Davis, 69 of Hopkinsville
Memorial services for 69-year-old Sandy Davis of Hopkinsville will be Friday, March 18 at 1pm at Lamb Funeral Home. Interment will follow at the Kentucky Veterans Cemetery West. Visitation will be Friday from Noon to 1.
Wayne “Bone” Hamby. 66 of Crofton
There will be no services for 66-year-old Wayne “Bone” Hamby, of Crofton. Maddux-Fuqua-Hinton Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
City of Oak Grove, PD Named in Federal Lawsuit
The City of Oak Grove, its police department, and two officers have been named defendants in a federal lawsuit alleging false arrest from an incident in April of last year.
Three CCPS Students Participate in Legislative Page Days
Three students from the Christian County Public School System had the honor of participating in the annual Family Resource and Youth Services Center Legislative Page Days in Frankfort recently.
Cadiz Locomotive Bound For Christian County Collector
A long-storied relic and community artifact, the last-known Cadiz Railroad locomotive is on the move — thanks to the generosity of a Hopkinsville man and his passion for trains.
State Police Searching For Escaped Marshall County Inmate
Kentucky State Police is searching for a Marshall County inmate who escaped the detention facility Tuesday night.
Elkton Woman Charged With Third DUI
An Elkton woman was charged after she was found unresponsive on Stokes Chapel Road in Todd County Tuesday night.
Elkton Restaurant Owner Indicted On Sex-Related Charges Involving A Minor
The owner of an Elkton restaurant was indicted Wednesday on sex-related charges involving a minor.
Organic Association of Kentucky Set To Host Conference In Hopkinsville
Organic farming will be the prime focus of a conference planned for Thursday and Friday in Christian and Todd Counties.
Normal Services Ramp Up At Christian County Health Department
As the latest surge in the COVID-19 pandemic wanes Christian County Health Department staff members are ramping up regular services. Health Department spokesman Chloie Rager says some select COVID-19 services will continue, but not at the previous