Christian County man arrested during welfare check, illegal rifle found
CHRISTIAN COUNTY, Ky. (WBKO) - Christian County deputies responded to a requested welfare check on Wednesday, August 5. The welfare check was for 61-year-old Robert Huskey of Crofton, who was possibly on drugs and had a firearm. They found Huskey at East Mill Street in Crofton, and after he gave...
Christian County Cattlemen’s Rodeo Returns
What began nearly three decades ago as a way to fund a handful of college scholarships has grown into one of Christian County’s largest annual community events. The 27th Annual Christian County Cattlemen’s Rodeo returns Aug. 14-15 at the Western Kentucky State Fairgrounds, bringing two nights of professional rodeo comp
Clarksville council to revisit proposal shifting downtown parking enforcement
Clarksville City Council will revisit a proposal to shift downtown parking enforcement to Clarksville Police as leaders debate unpaid citations, officer staffing and a $200,000 deficit.
Missing Hopkinsville teen found in pond, flown to Nashville Hospital
HOPKINSVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A teenager went missing in a pond and was rushed to a hospital. A 15-year-old girl went missing in a pond about 10 feet deep, and deputies were called around 4:00 p.m. to Long Pond Road. Emergency crews searched the water and found her. MISSING...
TN man allegedly points guns at deputies, yells he doesn’t want to return to...
PARSONS, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Decatur County Sheriff’s Office said a man was arrested Monday after he threatened and fired a rifle at deputies as they tried to serve an arrest warrant on him. DCSO said deputies responded to a home in the 400 block of Little Jackson Lane...
Hopkinsville man facing numerous charges following pursuit on Greenville Road
Photo from the Christian County Sheriff’s Department. A Hopkinsville man is facing numerous charges following a vehicle pursuit in Christian County Tuesday night that ended in a crash on Christian Quarry Road. According to the report from the Christian County Sheriff’s Department, a deputy was patrolling on Greenville
3,000 butterflies to be released in Oak Grove during upcoming festival
OAK GROVE, KY – Are you ready to spread your wings and experience one of Kentucky’s most unique family-friendly festivals? Oak Grove Tourism is proud to announce the 18th Annual Butterfly Festival, taking place on Saturday, Sept. 5 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 101 Walter Garrett Lane, within the War Memorial Walking Trail
Dickson County Help Center executive director steps down after 21 Years
The Dickson County Help Center & Thrift Store is a staple in downtown Dickson and has been a beacon of hope to many through the years who’ve fallen on hard times. Now an important pillar in the Help Center’s legacy is beginning a new chapter. Renee Boehm, who...
Women in Business luncheon inspires Clarksville professionals to be bold, beautiful, balanced
The Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce’s monthly Women in Business luncheon started like many successful community gatherings: with handshakes, hugs, exchanged business cards and professionals reconnecting before the program began. By the time featured speaker Angela S. Martin stepped up to deliver her message, “Be B
Updated plans for Lincoln Homes redevelopment include look at new, renovated units
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Clarksville Housing Authority Executive Director Wanda Allen provided an update on the Lincoln Homes redevelopment to the City Council recently, showing what new and newly renovated buildings will look like. Ted Matkom, with CHA’s redevelopment partner Gorman & Company, told the coun

















