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Opportunity to Save Money With Union City All-Sports Passes
There’s big money to be saved on admission costs to home Union City Schools athletic events. School Communications Director Mike Hutcens said All-Sports passes are available to the public at the high school and middle school, bringing significant savings to the bearer. The passes can be purchased at the...
‘The Bean’ Starts Next Week; Concerts, Parade, Acrobats, Thrill Show & More
The Tennessee Soybean Festival starts next week with concerts, a parade, sidewalk sales and exhibits, a carnival, pickleball, Guitar as Art exhibit, Farmers’ Breakfast, acrobats, power wheels, Morotcycle Thrilll Show and much more. Check out the 2024 concert lineup. Thursday, September 5th – Eaglemaniacs. Friday, September 6th –...
Northwest TCAT, Dyersburg State Awarded $2M Grants
NASHVILLE, TN — The Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC) has announced the latest round of Governor’s Investment in Vocational Education (GIVE) grants to help prioritize learning opportunities in rural counties and enhances career and technical education statewide. One area community college and one area TCAT have been given sizeable grants.
Walmart recalls apple juice with high levels of arsenic in Illinois, 24 other states
(WTVO) — Walmart is recalling 9,535 cases of Great Value brand apple juice due to high levels of arsenic across the U.S. The Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) expressed the immediate need to take the product off of shelves after their initial announcement on August 15th. The FDA’s classification implies the juice may cause […]
Theft investigation leads to drug charges for Paducah woman and Mayfield man
A Paducah woman and Mayfield man are facing drug charges as part of an ongoing theft investigation. The McCracken County Sheriff's Office and Paducah Police were working together to investigate a reported theft from a Paducah home. Authorities said a white Uhaul pick up truck reportedly left the house and...
Tigers preparing to end losing skid on gridiron
The Hopkinsville Tigers football team will be looking to break a four-game losing streak dating back to last season on Friday night when it plays host to Mayfield. The Tigers, whose last football win came against Calloway County on Sept. 29 of last year, play host to the defending Class 2-A champions at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Stadium of Champions. The start of the game was postponed by 30 minutes due to heat.
Hardin County Schools announces Distinguished Alumni Award recipients
Hardin County Schools has announced this year’s recipients of the Distinguished Alumni Award, which recognizes five HCS alums who have excelled in their chosen profession or made outstanding contributions to their communities. The 2024 class of recipients are Central Hardin class of 1994 grad Donna Preston Dennis, North Hardin...
Second Baptist in Greenville embraces ministry to single, pregnant women
GREENVILLE, Ky. (KT) – Diana Anderson, executive director of Pathway of Hope, felt there needed to be an avenue connecting her pregnancy resource center clients to local churches. Second Baptist Church and Melissa Bivins stepped up to make that happen. "We can only do so much as far as...
Fort Knox announces gate closures ahead of Labor Day Weekend; cemeteries open Sunday
Fort Knox is announcing gate closures ahead of Labor Day weekend. According to the U.S. Army Fort Knox Facebook page, while the Chaffee Gate will remain open 24/7, the Brandenburg Gate will be closed Friday through Monday and the Wilson Gate will be closed Saturday through Monday. Additionally, the Chaffee Avenue on-ramps to U.S. 31W will be closed Saturday through Monday.
Mayfield City Council passes ad valorem tax ordinance
MAYFIELD, Ky. — The Mayfield City Council held a special meeting Wednesday where it passed a second reading of a fiscal ordinance officially solidifying an ad valorem tax. City Clerk Karen Wilson said an ad valorem tax is levied annually and will go into effect on Oct. 1 for 2024.
Proposal to erase unpaid medical debt in Fayette County heard at City Hall
Lexington City Council members are considering ways to help local citizens deal with unpaid medical bills. Members of a Council committee took in a presentation Tuesday by a non-profit working in that space.
Basketball Wildcats host community cookout at Perry County Park
The Kentucky Wildcats brought excitement to Perry County Park on Aug. 23, hosting a cookout that offered fans and supporters a unique opportunity to meet their favorite players. Sponsored by Peoples Bank, the event provided free food to everyone in attendance and allowed locals to interact with the University of Kentucky’s men’s basketball team.
Shelby Co KY Black Trailblazers
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Shelby County Tourism’s President & CEO Janette Marson joins Dawne Gee to highlight the Kentucky Black Trailblazers Exhibition. 19 locations across Louisville and Shelby, Oldham, Nelson, Bullitt, and Hardin Counties. For More Information Visit: www.kentuckyblacktrailblazers.com.
Woman arrested in connection with Lexington shooting
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Police have made an arrest in connection with a Lexington shooting. According to police, officers responded Wednesday morning to a shooting in the area of Seventh St. and Florida St. They found a woman at the scene who had been shot. She was taken to an area hospital to be treated for non-life-threatening injuries.
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