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One hurt in vehicle vs. deer collision on Cadiz Road

One person was transported to the hospital Thursday night following a collision with a deer on Cadiz Road in Christian County. According to the Christian County Sheriff’s Department, a vehicle operated by 58-year-old Elizabeth Goldman of Marion was heading westbound near the five-mile-marker of Cadiz Road. That’s when a deer reportedly entered the path of the vehicle and was struck.
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Three injured in two-vehicle collision on Madisonville Road

Three people were injured in a two-vehicle collision on Madisonville Road Wednesday, with the Christian County Sheriff’s Department releasing more information on the crash. According to the collision report, preliminary investigation shows that a vehicle driven by 81-year-old Juanita Grosskopf of Hopkinsville pulled up to the stop sign at the intersection of Madisonville Road and Old Madisonville Road, and attempted to make a left turn.
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Hopkinsville man receives vehicular homicide indictment for fatal pedestrian collision

A Christian County Grand Jury issued an indictment against Richard Fisk of Hopkinsville who was involved in car crash that resulted in the death of a pedestrian on September 15. The wreck happened near the Circle K gas station on Russellville Road at around 8:30 p.m. According to Hopkinsville Police,...
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Austin Peay students march to polls, rally young voters in Clarksville

Megaphones, handmade signs and chants of “Go vote” and “Love not hate makes America great” were heard on Austin Peay State University’s campus as about 20 students recently marched from campus to cast their ballots. As the Nov. 3 election nears, candidates and community members are encouraging more people to do their civic duty by voting. Across Clarksville, that push is visible in yard signs, social media posts, photos of “I voted” stickers and conversations about plans to head to the polls. At
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Kentucky reports over 200 measles cases statewide

Kentucky reported more than 200 measles cases statewide, with Christian County recording the highest number at 65 cases.
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Paducah Tilghman brings talented squad to face CCHS tonight

It’s another Friday night and it’s another Top 15 opponent for the Christian County Tigers’ football team. Paducah Tilghman, which is ranked as high as No. 12 overall in the state, visits the Stadium of Champions tonight to take on the Tigers on Senior Night. Christian County...
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Over 32,000 early votes in Montgomery County, on track to nearly 50% turnout

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Early voting has wrapped up for the Nov. 3 election, and over 32,000 people in Montgomery County have cast their ballots. This is the State General and City of Clarksville election, with governor, Congress, Tennessee General Assembly, city mayor and half the City Council on the ballot.
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Kirkwood downs Henry County 31-28 for first region title in program history

Chad Watson said Kirkwood had been preparing for Thursday’s football game against Henry County since last December. A month after last season ended, he and the Cobras were already looking ahead to a potential Region 7-5A title rematch against the Patriots after losing 42-39 in the regular season finale.
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City of Pembroke surprised with new 4-way stop installed by KYTC

PEMBROKE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – A state representative and the City of Pembroke have responded after the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet installed a new stop sign that converts the intersection of U.S. 41 and KY 115 (Pembroke Oak Grove Road) to a four-way stop. Previously, only motorists on KY 115 had to stop at this intersection.
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Multiple search warrants, investigation by HPD leads to recovery of thousands of dollars of...

The Hopkinsville Police Department has recovered thousands of dollars’ worth of stolen property following an extensive investigation in thefts and property crime. According to a news release, between October 21 and October 27, officers with HPD’s Property Crimes Detective Section and the Special Investigation Unit, along with support from the department’s SWAT Team, executed multiple search warrants at numerous locations on East 23rd Street and Greenville Road.

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