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Christian County Water District issues a boil water advisory

Following a main line break near the 16000 block of Dawson Springs Road on Tuesday, The Christian County Water District has issued a boil water advisory. The advisory includes addresses 16660 to 23524 Dawson Springs Road, 5374 to 5845 Union Temple Road and 6690 to 7812 Poole Mill Road, as well as all addresses on Cord
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Name Released In Interstate 24 Crash

A crash on Interstate 24 in Oak Grove sent a motorcyclist to a Nashville hospital on Monday afternoon. Kentucky State Police say that at 4:11 pm, a motorcycle driven by 70-year-old Kendall Smith of Virginia was eastbound when it collided with the back of an SUV just before the Pembroke Oak Grove Road exit.
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Clarksville Man And Woman Charged With Trafficking Drugs

A traffic stop on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Oak Grove led to drug charges for a Clarksville man and woman on Monday night. Oak Grove Police say they stopped a vehicle driven by 35-year-old Dangelo Majors for not having taillights and found his license was suspended. A gun along with...
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Nominations sought for Eighth of August awards

The Hopkinsville-Christian County Human Rights Commission is seeking nominations for Heritage Awards that will be presented during an Eighth of August emancipation celebration. Individuals and churches may nominate community members “whose service, leadership, faith, and dedication have made a lasting impact on the Hop
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First day of school coming soon: See what’s new in Clarksville

The countdown to the 2026-27 school year has begun for Clarksville-Montgomery County students, families and teachers. Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools will start classes Aug. 6, which will be Freedom Elementary's opening day as the district’s fourth new school in five years. Here are the key dates and changes fami
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‘This decision was not made lightly’: Cheatham County Schools to increase school meal prices

ASHLAND CITY, Tenn. (WSMV) - Families who pay for school lunches in Cheatham County will soon be paying more for their kids’ meals. For the first time in four years, the school district will increase the price of school lunches. The district said that over the past year, food...
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July 4 Tragedy On KY Lake

According to the Stewart County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO), July 4, about 6 pm, a call came into dispatch about a possible drowning at Gray’s Landing near the boat ramp. Deputy Justin Mills made contact with a 28 year old white female, Christy Hogan, at the boat ramp. She told Mills, her fiancé, 40 year old white male, Mi
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Christian County officials help advocate for upgraded water systems at Fort Campbell

FORT CAMPBELL, KY – In an advocacy effort that crosses the Kentucky/Tennessee state line, Christian County leaders collaborated with other prominent officials to welcome recent congressional action that will evaluate and improve aging utility infrastructure at Fort Campbell. For more than 35 years, Citizens for Fort Ca
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101st Airborne Division hosts record-setting blood drive

The 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) conducted Operation Red Eagle earlier this year, the largest American Red Cross blood drive held on a U.S. military installation, collecting more than 1,500 units of blood in six days. The Fort Campbell community also registered more than 400 bone marrow donors through the...
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PeADD’s Senior Home-Delivered Meals Once Again On Chopping Block

For the next month, the Pennyrile Area Development District and its nine sitting judge-executives will come to the table in executive committee — and make a decision about how best to continue some level of the senior home-delivered meals plan. During Monday’s PADD meeting, Director of Health and Family...

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