Clarksville Christian sweeps South Haven to advance to district volleyball title | PHOTOS
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The Clarksville Christian Centurions hosted the South Haven Lady Patriots on Friday night for the TSIAA North District 2 semifinals. The Centurions swept the Patriots 3-0 to advance to the championship game on Saturday against the Academy of G.O.D. The Centurions started their...
Springfield’s Grace Prowse wins Class A state individual golf tournament
Springfield junior Grace Prowse fired consecutive rounds of 71 on Thursday and Friday to finish two-over par and beat Central Magnet’s Lauren Powell by four strokes to win the Class A girls golf tournament. The win is Springfield’s first golf state championship and just the third in school history...
Dollar General coming to Herndon, dirt work underway
Residents of Herndon, Kentucky have already seen the dirt work taking place—and that is heralding the arrival of a new Dollar General. Confirmed on the community’s Facebook page, the store will be located at the four-way in Herndon, at the intersection of Lafayette Road and KY 117. Construction is already well...
Young artists create 2 new murals, a closer look at downtown Hopkinsville’s public art...
HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – Downtown Hopkinsville’s newest mural celebrating the city has been completed thanks to the hard work of local kids from Christian and Todd County. The Pennyroyal Arts Council facilitated a Mural Arts Camp over fall break, where a small group of budding artists spent five days...
Ascend Elements loses millions in federal grant money, Hopkinsville facility to utilize alternate funding
HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – The U.S. Department of Energy has discontinued a $316 million grant which was in part supporting the construction of Ascend Elements in Hopkinsville. With over $200 million of the grant already spent by Ascend, they experience a loss of around $100 million in additional...
APSU’s Fall Native Tree Sale returns to benefit local ecosystems
CLARKSVILLE, TN – Austin Peay State University is teaming up with Replant Clarksville to strengthen the local tree canopy, and community members can help by ordering from the university’s annual Fall Native Tree Sale through Nov. 3. Twenty-six native species are available in 1-gallon ($12) and 3-gallon ($18)...
Clarksville Gears Up for Exciting Half Marathon, 5K and Fun Run Events on November...
Get ready, runners and fitness enthusiasts! The Clarksville community is once again gearing up for the return of its Half Marathon, 5K, and 1-Mile Race on November 1. The event, which is in its second year, has received robust sponsorship from local businesses, including Hankook Tire Manufacturing Tennessee....
Customs House Museum & Cultural Center welcomes new additions to marketing team
CLARKSVILLE, TN – The Customs House Museum & Cultural Center welcomes two new members to its Marketing Department: Demetrius Hnarakis as Marketing Associate and D.C. Thomas as Marketing & Publications Designer. Frank Lott, the Executive Director of the Customs House Museum & Cultural Center, said, “We are very proud...
Family shares memories following death of Cheatham County’s last World War II veteran
The last living World War II veteran in Cheatham County passed away earlier this week at the age of 101.
News in Christian County: Holiday Burgers reno, downtown murals, soldiers returning, Crofton Barbershop and...
HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week. Holiday Burgers debuts new look, keeps 1960s charm loyal customers love: Charlie Powell marks a decade of ownership at Holiday Burgers with a remodel of the interior. Crofton Barbershop builds...

















