Caldwell County elected officials are warning the community about possible scams that are taking advantage of the panic and fear surrounding the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Magistrate District 4 Jeff Simms states that after speaking with the Kentucky
The annual week-long event, The Week of the Eagles, that celebrates the proud history and tradition of the Screaming Eagles division at Fort Campbell has been canceled due to safety concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Pennyrile Health Department has confirmed two new coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Caldwell County. County officials announced via social media Thursday evening that the two new cases involve a 60-year-old male that is hospitalized and a 19-year-old
Governor Andy Beshear says there are executive orders coming that will ban overnight stays at state parks and allow for the release of some criminals. During his Thursday afternoon update, Governor Beshear says there will be no
Caldwell County Schools will again be delaying their return to in-person classes following more recommendations from Governor Andy Beshear to help curb the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). Superintendent Nate Huggins states that schools will now be closed
Hopkins County has become the first western Kentucky county to issue a juvenile curfew to improve social distancing and decrease the spread of the COVID-19 virus that claimed its third death in the county Thursday.
The City of Princeton is hoping to help the Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center (WKRBC) increase blood supply levels within the area through a blood drive Friday. WKRBC Recruiter Robbin Shively says that the blood drive will
Crittenden County has reported its first coronavirus (COVID-19) case. During a live announcement on social media through The Crittenden Press Wednesday night Crittenden County Judge/Executive Perry Newcom announced they received the county’s first positive test that afternoon.
Another positive COVID-19 case has been confirmed in Lyon County. According to a social media post by Judge-Executive Wade White, a 76-year old male is self-isolated at home and receiving care for symptoms from his primary physician.
Governor Andy Beshear used his Wednesday news conference to call out a Dawson Springs church for helping with the spread of the COVID-19 virus in Hopkins County.
