Caldwell Co Tigers Dawson Spring Panthers 1-20-26
WKWB Hopes ‘Putting Young Kentuckians To Work’ Remains
In 2024, the Kentucky General Assembly, for the first time ever, invested general funds in the state’s 10 local Workforce Development Boards — spending $20 million over two years under House Bill 1. The cash could be
Max’s Moment – Caldwell Grabs Loose Ball and Beats the Horn
Caldwell County’s girls fell to McLean County on Monday but the game did have some bright moments for the Lady Tigers. To end the first quarter, Caldwell’s Laylay Shearer came up with the ball and fed Ke’Darriah
WKY Gas Price Averages Remain Below $2.80 A Gallon
Gas prices across west central Kentucky are on the rise this week, even as the national average remains unchanged, according to the latest Gas Price Report from AAA East Central. Drivers in the region are now paying
PHOTOS – 2025-26 Caldwell County Tiger Wrestling Team
The Caldwell County Tiger wrestling team posed for photos last week. The Tigers will see competition again later this week when they make a trip to Whitesville on Thursday to face both Trinity and Warren Central in
NWS Says Snow is Coming But How Much?
Weather forecasters say western Kentucky will get some measurable snow this weekend, but exactly how much remains up in the air as models continue to disagree on where the incoming system will settle. National Weather Service meteorologist
Snow & Ice Crews To Begin Pretreating Roads
With the National Weather Service predicting the possibility of winter weather across western Kentucky this weekend, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 2 plans to begin the process of pretreating state highways, Tuesday, January 20, 2026. District 2 snow
Caldwell Regional Career Center Holds Welding Contest
The Caldwell Regional Career Center held a new welding contest last Friday at the local trade school. This contest brought top welding students in the area to compete for bragging rights from the competition and also gave
Christian County Cattleman To Show Support For Chase Pemberton
The Christian County Cattleman’s Association is inviting the community to get behind Chase Pemberton and his family as he continues to battle Acute Myeloid Lukemia. Chase is the son of Don and Laurie Pemberton. He works for