Monthlong search for missing Christian County woman continues
CHRISTIAN COUNTY, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – Kentucky State Police is still seeking the public’s assistance in locating a Christian County woman who was reported missing on Jan. 14. 39-year-old Emerald “Emmy” Raeann Forgette was last seen on Jan. 11 in the area of Hopkinsville Road in Nortonville....
Clarksville residents might soon ‘Eat Mor Chikin’
A new Chick-fil-A restaurant could soon be coming to Clarksville on Fort Campbell Boulevard just north of Cunningham Lane. The restaurant is known for its advertising campaign “Eat More Chikin” presented from cows hoping customers opt for chicken instead of beef. The Clarksville Regional Planning Commission will...
Hopkinsville Man Charged With Assaulting Teen Girlfriend
A Hopkinsville man was charged with assaulting his 16-year-old girlfriend on South Virginia Street on Monday night. Hopkinsville Police say 21-year-old Lartavion Baker had arranged an Uber to pick up his 16-year-old girlfriend from Murray and bring her to an Airbnb they were staying at in Hopkinsville. During an...
Volunteer docents, ambassadors, gift shop staff needed at new Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum
CLARKSVILLE, TN – Do you have a passion for working with others? Do you enjoy helping others? Are you a great storyteller who loves sharing knowledge with others? If yes to any of these, we need you to help make the Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum the best in the Army!
SCHS Cheer Invited To National High School Cheerleading Championship
Stewart County High School (SCHS) Varsity Cheer recently traveled to Orlando, FL for the National High School Cheerleading Championship. This competition is widely regarded as the most prestigious national championship for high school cheerleading & takes place at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. Roughly...
Traffic Stop Leads To Drug Charges In Hopkinsville
A traffic stop on East 7th Street in Hopkinsville led to drug charges for a Hopkinsville man on Valentine’s Day. Christian County Sheriff’s deputies say they stopped a vehicle driven by 62-year-old James Morris due to excessive window tint, and during the stop, he appeared to be nervous and admitted his driver’s...
Coal isn’t dead in Tennessee: TVA prioritizes reliability and local jobs
Move is driven by “rapidly growing electricity demand”. The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) will keep two of its largest coal-fired power plants running longer than planned, including the Cumberland facility serving much of the eastern Upper Cumberland. Those two plants (Powell Creek and Cumberland) are among the...
Springfield solicits resident feedback on upcoming parks and recreation master plan
Springfield Parks and Recreation is gearing up to apply for a grant to enhance soccer fields, and they need community input as part of the application process.
Sheriff Spends Night In Jail With No Special Accommodations
Stewart County Sheriff Frankie Gray talked with the Standard after his night in jail, which made Nashville News after being posted on Facebook. Gray decided to spend the night in a pod with inmates after receiving complaints about it being too cold. We received an email from Media Coordinator Paulette Redman, who...
Montgomery County Commission rejects proposed Dotsonville Road rezoning
The Montgomery County Commission has denied a rezoning request on Woodlawn’s Dotsonville Road to change 86.9 acres of land from an Ag-Agricultural District to an R-1 Single Family Residential District. The tract of land is located just south of the Dover Road and Dotsonville Road intersection, and south of...

















