Courtesy of the Consolidated Appropriations Act and the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, more than $18 million has been made available to Kentuckians alone for a federal Low Income Household Water Assistance Program — in what
One of the first Christmas parades in western Kentucky this year will be in Fredonia Friday evening. The annual parade will begin at six o’clock.
After being closed for nearly 20 months due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Adsmore Museum in Princeton has reopened for visitors and is showing off some of the changes undertaken during the downtime.
Officials in Fredonia are planning to repair a small water leak that will require a boil water advisory to be issued sometime Monday for all customers that use the water system.
A fire that severely damaged the main lodge at Lake Barkley State Resort Park Saturday morning is believed to have been caused by an exhaust fan.
Two candidates filed their paperwork Monday to run in the May primary in Caldwell County.
A federal district court Tuesday granted Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s request to halt the Biden Administration’s vaccine mandate for federal contractors — until the case can be fully litigated in court.
A trial date has been set for a Cerulean woman who was previously convicted of attempted murder and arson in connection to a 2018 mobile home fire in Christian County.
HR Ministries is preparing for several events through its backpack program for the Christmas season.
The Trail of Trees is returning to the War Memorial Building in Hopkinsville to serve as a fundraiser for the Pennyroyal Center.
