Motorcycle Crash In Princeton Claims Life Of 15-Month-Old Child
Police are investigating a motorcycle wreck in Princeton that claimed the life of a child Friday night.
Lake Barkley Beach Back Open To The Public
Ashley Joiner, park manager for Lake Barkley State Resort Park, tells the News Edge that swimming, and all, is now available at the public beach.
Leadership West Kentucky Graduates Second Class
In a recent Hopkinsville celebration at the Alhambra Theatre, Leadership West Kentucky — part of the West Kentucky Regional Chamber Alliance — graduated its second-ever class of almost 30 professionals, all of which called this region home.
Christian County Remembering The Life Of Gene McIntosh
Members of the Christian County community, and beyond, are remembering the life of Gene Gale McIntosh, who died July 4 at his home — surrounded by his family.
Gene Gale McIntosh, 78, of Hopkinsville
Funeral services for 78-year-old Gene Gale McIntosh, of Hopkinsville, will be 12:30 PM Monday at Maddux-Fuqua-Hinton Funeral Home.
Lyon’s Anna White Will Look to Extend Goal-Scoring Streak
The Lyon County Lady Lyons were among the region’s best teams at finding the net during the 2023 soccer season, finishing as the 3rd highest-scoring team in the 2nd Region, behind only Henderson County and University Heights.
Hopkinsville Police Keenly Aware Of Supreme Court Homelessness Ruling
At the end of June, the U.S. Supreme Court voted 6-3 favoring laws enacted in Grants Pass, Oregon, penalizing sleeping and camping in public places — including sidewalks streets and city parks.
SPOTLIGHT ATHLETE – Joe Peca
Joe Peca is playing his third summer of Ohio Valley League baseball — the last two with the Paducah Chiefs. The former Trigg County standout has seen limited action in two seasons at Murray State University but
Reward Offered For Information In Marshall County Homicide
Kentucky State Police are offering a reward for information that leads to the arrest of the person or people responsible for the death of Jesse Moore late last week.
Hopkinsville And Christian County Spotlighted In Regional Tourism Programs
Like most city and county governments across the state, funds from the American Rescue Plan Act were used for improvements to infrastructure, roads, and buildings while others used it to promote their location.