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Barbeque Shack Too Possibly Reopening In September
Barbeque Shack Too owner Mindy Hargrove says the popular restaurant in Herndon could reopen for business as early as September 12th. Hargove says the roof of the pit area collapsed as the result of the fire Wednesday, with the dining area sustaining major smoke and water damage. She adds the fire apparently began as they were cooking meat on the pits to sell on Thursday. Hargrove owns the business, with the building owned by Knockum Hill Barbeque founder Will Hargrove. Hargrove says they are currently waiting on the insurance adjusters to finish their work and turn the building back over to them before they can begin working on a temporary plan to reopen.
Hopkinsville mayor and Christian County Jail sign agreements with Fort Campbell
FORT CAMPBELL, KY – Three Intergovernmental Support Agreements (IGSA) were signed Aug. 26 between Fort Campbell Garrison Commander Colonel Christopher Midberry and several senior officials in the Commonwealth of Kentucky’s Christian and Todd Counties. The first agreement, which was a renewal of an existing plan from an expiring...
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...
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...
VIDEO – Kirby on Lady Colonels Big District Win
A big win for the Christian County Lady Colonels volleyball team Thursday night as they picked up a four-set win over the Heritage Christian Academy Lady Warriors in a game with seeding implications for the 8th District tournament. Senior Skylar Kirby had a big night for the Lady Colonels and spoke with YourSportsEdge.Com after the match.
Lady Cols top Webster for 1st soccer win
The Christian County Lady Colonels picked up their first win of the high school soccer season Thursday night with a 2-0 win over host Webster County. Jayda Turner had her first career goal and Emerson Boyd added a goal for Christian County, which improved to 1-6-1 on the season. NeZiyah...
CONDENSED RACE – Christian County Boys Season Opener
University Heights Academy’s Cole Glover won the Christian County Season Opener cross country invitational on Saturday in Hopkinsville. Watch some of the race and the first 20 finishers with the YSE condensed race.
Fort Campbell Tops Lady Tigers in Straight Sets
The Fort Campbell volleyball team earned its first win of the season on Thursday in straight sets over Hopkinsville, dropping the Lady Tigers to their second straight defeat. The Lady Falcons took the opener 25-20 before taking a 2-0 lead with an eight-point win in the second set. Hopkinsville battled in the third but fell 25-22 to finish the match.
Good News Parents – Kentucky is One of the Best States for Teen Drivers
Driving is a major milestone for teenagers, and choosing where to hit the road can make a significant difference in safety and skill-building. WalletHub recently conducted a study to rank the Best & Worst States for Teen Drivers, and Kentucky parents should be glad to know that the Bluegrass State was near the top of the list.
Small Businesses in Kentucky Brace for Destructive Cyberattacks
According to Inc.com, roughly 60% of small businesses will close within six months of a cyberattack. That article lists four reasons why those small to midsize businesses routinely find themselves at risk for attacks the subsequent dangers of closing. Those reasons are:. They typically lack sufficient security measures and trained...
'They lied to you in 2020': List of Kentucky schools, companies dropping DEI programs grows
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Some are calling it a flip-flop, referring to the decisions by the University of Kentucky, Brown-Forman, Ford Motor Company and others to dissolve their Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs. Northern Kentucky University is the latest institution in the state to disband its Office of Inclusive...
Northern Kentucky health officials host 'Tobacco Free Tailgate' to stop teen vaping
FORT MITCHELL, Ky. — Friday Night Lights turned on at Beechwood High School with a Tobacco Free Tailgate experience. The event was part of an effort by northern Kentucky health officials to keep kids from getting into vaping. Health officials say one in five Ohio and Kentucky high school...
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