News Edge

Caldwell County Road Department Supervisor David Waldrum has announced a road closure that may affect your commute.

Judge-Executive Kota Young says they are working diligently to find a new recycling partner after the Western Kentucky Correctional Complex recently ended its partnership with Caldwell and other counties in the region.

Mayor Jim Seibert has issued a boil water advisory for all customers of the Fredonia Water System until further notice. 

Drivers need to be aware the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet plans an eastbound work zone lane restriction along Interstate 24 in Lyon County from Wednesday through Friday.

During the Caldwell County school board meeting Monday night, the board approved the use of the Butler gym as the county’s vote center and recognized more than 30 students for their recent achievements.

Once again this year, the City of Princeton is accepting applications for the Hometown Hero Banner project.

Murray State Athletics announced last week it has received $1.4 million in gifts from the estate of lifelong Princeton resident Jim Bob Kevil and the former Racer Foundation.

Due to the increasing number of drug overdose deaths in the region, the Princeton City Council made a proactive decision during Monday night’s meeting to establish Narcan stands at various locations throughout the town in an effort

During the fiscal court meeting on Friday, Caldwell County Clerk Jennifer Hale revealed some changes for the upcoming May Primary Election.

The musical Annie Jr. will be presented this weekend in the high school Fine Arts Building by the Choir and Theatre Department at the school.