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Trigg County Public Schools’ new director of curriculum and instruction wants parents to become more familiar with the technology their children are relying on in the classroom.
The man accused in the October fatal hunting accident that took place near Crofton appeared in Christian Circuit Court Wednesday afternoon for a pretrial conference, in which his attorney shared the case may come to a resolution.
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After a long period full of rescheduling and waiting, the boys’ Eighth District contests have finally begun starting on Thursday night when University Heights Academy squared off with Christian County.
Anthony Babb and the Hopkinsville Lady Tigers haven’t put a fully healthy team onto the floor to this point in the season.
Those that came out to Blazer Gym on Friday night got a show when McCracken County traveled across the lakes to face University Heights Academy.
Coming off a two-week weather delay, the Christian County Lady Colonels returned to the floor, hosting Union County and beginning the final push toward the postseason.
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Emersun Rose Cardwell, age 13 months, of Hopkinsville, passed …
Leonardo Torres Cortes, 30, of Hopkinsville, died on Thursday,…
Marjorie Nell Shaw, 78, Christian County, died Wednesday Febru…
Kenneth Edward “Booga” Wilson, 75, died Wednesday, February 17…
Vendetta Henry Hayes, 69, died on Thursday February 18, 2021 a…
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To paraphrase the great sage Samuel Johnson, nothing concentrates the mind of a member of Congress like the prospect of being hanged in a mass assault on the U.S. Capitol.
When Facebook disabled Australians’ access to news articles on its platform, and blocked sharing of articles from Australian news organizations, the company moved a step closer to killing the World Wide Web — the hyperlink-based system of freely connecting online sites created in 1989 by Sir…
There may be no two personalities more distant and yet more prominent in their own ways in the 20th century world of free speech than conservative talk radio’s Rush Limbaugh and the owner of San Francisco’s famed City Lights bookstore, poet and publisher Lawrence Ferlinghetti.
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