For the first time in the history of Caldwell County Public Schools, the girl’s wrestling team was recognized by the school board Tuesday night for their accomplishments at the regional and state competitions this year.
The FFA Motto of “Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve” is a very familiar phrase to every student who has been a part of the FFA organization in their lifetime.
The employees of H & R Agripower are ready to say thank you Saturday during the annual pancake breakfast at the Hopkinsville headquarters. H & R Regional Manager Terry Martin says the pancake breakfast has a great
Princeton City Council was updated on some exciting economic developments and planning and zoning amendments during Monday night’s meeting.
Seven ladies walked across the stage Thursday night as they graduated from the Grace and Mercy Transitional Home for Women as they officially entered their new lives. The 2024 graduates, Haley Worley, Karen Copeland, Kylin Fazio, Phylecia
Google search data from February 22 revealed the Commonwealth of Kentucky ranked second among those experiencing the most issues with the heavily-reported national AT&T network outage.
An American fast-food sandwich restaurant chain is coming to Princeton.
Former District 4 state Representative and Princeton native Mike Cherry passed away Wednesday at Dawson Springs Health and Rehabilitation. He was 81.
According to the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security, cellular service issues are being reported nationwide Thursday morning.
Caldwell County Public Schools is participating in a campaign initiated by the West Kentucky Education Cooperative (WKEC) to support and promote public schools in the region, as announced by Community Relations Coordinator Lizzie Wynn on Wednesday.
