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Whooping cough reported at Christian County High School, medical checks advised
HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – On Aug. 28 the Christian County Health Department informed parents of Christian County High School students that a case of whooping cough was reported at the school, and other students may have been exposed. The health department advises that if students have a...
Coach Craig Clayton Honored by Hopkinsville Football
Hopkinsville High School honored former head coach and current offensive coordinator Craig Clayton at halftime of Friday’s matchup with Mayfield, recognizing his hard work and dedication over two stints on the Tiger sideline. Clayton began his head coaching career at Todd County Central in 1984 before taking the reins...
Caldwell’s Girls Rally to Give Cortner 200th Coaching Win
Caldwell County’s girls had to rally from a 2-0 deficit to give head coach Daniel Cortner his 200th coaching victory. After dropping the first two sets to Muhlenberg County Thursday night at the CAB gym in Princeton, the Lady Tigers battled all the way back to claim a 3-2 victory.
Hopkinsville Rotary Scholars Tops $177,000 Mark
The Hopkinsville Rotary Scholars program that provides two years free tuition for Christian County graduates to attend Hopkinsville Community College topped the $170,000 mark during the past school year. Hopkinsville Rotary Club past president Andrew Wilson says the club was pleased with the amount of money paid last year to...
UK’s four-part business workshop, ‘Growing Our Own,’ coming to Hopkinsville
The University of Kentucky is bringing a “Growing Our Own” workshop series to four communities this fall — and one will be in Hopkinsville at the Christian County Extension Office, 2850 Pembroke Road. The dates and topics for the four-part series are as follows:. Sept. 9 —...
FCHS knocks off HHS in district volleyball
Hopkinsville played host to District 8 foe Fort Campbell on Thursday night in a high school volleyball match. The Lady Falcons picked up their first win of the year with a straight set 25-20, 25-17. 25-23 win over Hoptown. The loss drops the Lady Tigers to 0-3 in district play...
Teacher Corner opens to provide free classroom supplies for Christian County educators
When a new school year is beginning, it is not unusual for a teacher to spend hundreds of dollars on classroom supplies that aren’t provided in a school’s budget. It’s a practice that plays out in schools across the country, where teachers use their own money to buy everything from staplers, tape dispensers, pens, folders and crayons for their students, plus supplies for their own desks and sometimes larger items like chairs, rugs and lamps.
Economic Council spotlights high school construction, career readiness
Members of the South Western Kentucky Economic Development Council received a construction progress update on the consolidated Christian County High School and discussed what this year’s SWK Ignite program will include at their Monday meeting. The consolidated high school is set to have a career academy curriculum model. The...
UofL launches new college readiness program — Cardinals Rising
Hopkinsville, Ky. native Daquarius Mahone wants to pass the baton. As the “product” of a pathway program himself, Mahone, who now serves as director of Cardinals Rising, a newly launched college readiness program at the University of Louisville, is eager to reach youth. “With the name ‘Cardinals Rising,’...
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