An energetic Jacob Whitaker jumped around and waved his American flag in the air as he waited Saturday for the start of the Veterans Honor Parade in downtown Hopkinsville.
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With temperatures set to drop below 20 degrees F, the Salvation Army of Hopkinsville will open its extreme weather event shelter from 7 p.m. tonight to 7 a.m. Tuesday in the Soup Kitchen at 313 E. Seventh St. Read more
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With temperatures set to drop below 20 degrees F, the Salvation Army of Hopkinsville will open its extreme weather event shelter from 7 p.m. tonight to 7 a.m. Tuesday in the Soup Kitchen at 313 E. Seventh St.
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With the possibility of snow and icy roads this evening, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and Kentucky State Police are urging motorists to use extra caution while commuting.
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While the basketball season doesn't start for another few weeks, a group of former Christian County hoopers came together Saturday for the annual Lady Colonel Alumni Basketball Game at CCHS.
LEXINGTON -- Mark Stoops was still scratching his head Monday as he tried to analyze his team's disappointing 17-13 loss to Tennessee last weekend.
LEXINGTON -- Immanuel Quickley wasn't surprised when Kentucky climbed to the top of the polls Monday.
Tyler Stallons had a lot of success during his time as head coach of the Hopkinsville Tigers boys' soccer team, but now he is ready to be more involved in a team that's a little closer to home.
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