The Christian County Health Department said Thursday that the county’s incidence rate is up to 32.2, keeping the county in the red zone for COVID-19. That number means that for the past seven days, the county has around 32.2 new positive cases daily, per 100,000 population. Read more
The Christian County Health Department said Thursday that the county’s incidence rate is up to 32.2, keeping the county in the red zone for COVID-19. That number means that for the past seven days, the county has around 32.2 new positive cases daily, per 100,000 population.
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As early voting comes to a close with Election Day just a few days away, in-person early voting in Christian County has already surpassed the Christian County Clerk’s Office goal.
The annual rivalry game between Hopkinsville and Christian County started off with a bang.
Returning to action during the hardest part of the schedule has shown for the Christian County Colonels.
After COVID-19 pushed back the first opportunity, the Hopkinsville Tigers are just excited to renew their rivalry with Christian County.
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