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Austin Peay administrator turns brain cancer diagnosis into children’s book series

Dr. Barbara Tucker, Head of Technical Services at Austin Peay State University, is telling her cancer story through a children’s book series to help pediatric cancer patients. Why It Matters. Dr. Tucker is a survivor of a cancerous brain tumor that had to be removed back in 2020. Dr....
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City Court Clerk candidates questionnaire responses

Main Street Clarksville emailed both candidates for Montgomery County City Court Clerk a questionnaire with pertinent questions about topics related to the positions. Here are the candidates’ answers to our questions:. Wendy Davis (R) – Circuit Court Clerk. 1. Why did you decide to run for this position?
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Local school board receives updates on new Day Treatment Program

Christian County School Board members received a presentation concerning the Christian County Learning Center’s new Day Treatment Program at Thursday’s meeting. The Christian County Learning Center is located at the old Christian County High School and houses Bluegrass Learning Academy, the Virtual Learning Academy, Fo
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Montgomery County School Board questionnaire responses

Main Street Clarksville emailed each of the candidates for the Montgomery County School Board four questions about what they would do if elected to office. Surveys from Main Street Clarksville were sent only to candidates facing opposition, and we have published the responses for the candidates who chose to participate
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Cat Man of Russellville: Todd County couple spends every day caring for Logan County’s...

RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. — Around Russellville, many people know Charlie Robertson by one nickname: the Cat Man. But for Charlie and his wife, Mary Nell, caring for stray cats isn’t about a nickname—it’s a daily commitment they’ve kept for nearly a decade. The Todd County couple...
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Man accused of threatening family with machete in Dickson County

A Dickson County man is behind bars after reportedly threatening to kill his relatives with a large machete.
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2 Hopkinsville men arrested in stolen truck

CHRISTIAN CO., Ky. (WBKO) - Two men are facing charges after being stopped in a stolen truck. Thursday, Christian County deputies made a routine traffic stop which led to the arrest of two men in a stolen truck, deputies said. 47-year-old James Love of Hopkinsville and his passenger, David Colgin...
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Local man facing charges after allegedly attempting to cut someone with a knife

A Hopkinsville man is facing charges after he allegedly swung a knife at a victim on South Main Street on Tuesday. According to the Hopkinsville police report, officers were called to the 1600 block of South Main for reports of a disturbance between residents. Investigation determined that an argument had begun between
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Christian County Now app updated with new design, features

HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) –To provide you with better ways to get local news and information, Christian County Now is launching a new mobile app this week with several upgrades and added features. You can install the updated app today in the iPhone App Store or on Android,...
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CCPS Foundation Luncheon Opens Roundtable Discussion

Five weeks from now, aspiring Christian County High School students will arrive on a new campus, walk through fashionable double doors and embrace a large commons area — before breaking off into their academies and preparing for further enrollment, employment or enlistment. During Wednesday afternoon’s Christian County

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