‘Save Jennie Stuart’ pushes to maintain local control of Hopkinsville hospital
A group calling itself Save Jennie Stuart has filed articles of incorporation with an aim to convince Jennie Stuart Health board members to slow...
Phoenix Theaters set to come to Governor’s Square Mall
In August, the AMC Movie Theater at Governor's Square Mall permanently closed its doors, but it was recently announced that those doors will reopen...
Downtown Trick-or-Treating set to return to Hopkinsville on Halloween
It's almost that time again-when young trick-or-treaters will take to the streets on the hunt for candy, and that includes for the return of...
Atmos Energy donates to local food banks
Atmos Energy has donated $2 million to food banks across Kentucky, and some of those locations were local. According to a news release, September...
Maroons Mark Milestones in 13th Straight District Championship
There was nothing unlucky about the 13th straight 7th District championship for Madisonville-North Hopkins. Senior Eli Redpath not only had a hat trick, but...
500 soldiers from Fort Campbell deployed to North Carolina
FT. CAMPBELL - More than 500 Fort Campbell soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) have been deployed to support the residents and...
THP Sobriety Checkpoint Coming Up October 25 (LOCATION)
THP Sobriety Checkpoint Coming Up October 25 (LOCATION) ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) -The Tennessee Highway Patrol will be conducting a Sobriety Checkpoint...
Cheatham County homeowners outraged after TVA surveys properties prior to project approval
CHEATHAM COUNTY, Tenn. (WZTV) - Cheatham County homeowners are outraged after the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) came out to survey their property for a...
Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office announces passing of retired K9 Finn
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - On Tuesday afternoon, officers from the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office gathered outside the Animal House Veterinary Clinic to say goodbye...
Ashland Measure 15-234: Financing a replacement water treatment plant
The Ashland City Council voted to approve a $75 million loan from the Environmental Protection Agency to replace the city's water treatment plant in...
