Kentucky Education Association Issues Warning About Teachers After Released Reports
Despite modest gains in average teacher pay last year, Kentucky continues to fall behind in compensating its educators, according to four new reports released today by the National Education Association (NEA).
Hopkinsville Man Arrested for Multiple Princeton Shoplifting Incidents
A Hopkinsville man has been arrested following a series of shoplifting incidents at two businesses in Princeton.
FEMA Opens Disaster Recovery Center in Hopkins County
FEMA officials have announced that a Disaster Recovery Center has opened in Hopkins County to offer in-person support to Kentucky survivors who experienced loss as a result of the April severe storms, straight-line winds, flooding, landslides, and
Dawson Springs School Board Finalizes Graduation Date, Last Day of School
The Dawson Springs Board of Education finalized the 2024-2025 calendar Monday night and received updates on the safe room project and principal search.
National Day of Prayer at Caldwell County Courthouse This Thursday
This week, communities nationwide will participate in the National Day of Prayer, an annual event established by the United States Congress and observed on the first Thursday of May.