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Sept. 20, at approximately 6:27 p.m., sheriff’s Deputy Evan Head arrested Earl Wayne Cansler, 46, of Princeton, on two Caldwell County District Court warrants. Cansler was served for contempt of court — failure to pay child support. He was taken…
Sunday• Sept. 26, Saratoga United Methodist Church, located at 2449 State Route 293, will hold its annual homecoming celebration. Unlike in previous years, due to COVID this year’s celebration will be limited to the worship service beginning at 9:45 that…
Bluegrass on Beshear ... Pickin’ Life, an annual music event raising funds for pro-life crisis pregnancy centers in western Kentucky, is set to return to he lakefront stage on Oct. 9.
Sept. 17, at 4:19 p.m.,officers responded to the 1000 block of Colonial Court for a man waving a firearm in the middle of the street. Officers made contact with Bobby T. Thomas, 56, of Princeton, and determined he was under…
Several Caldwell County 4-H Shooting Sports participants competed in the 2021 State 4-H Shooting Sports Contest. Morgan Witherspoon, Denver Francis, and Dayton Haberlock dedicated many hours of practice to prepare for the state contest.
The Caldwell Medical Center (CMC) is now providing a medical infusion clinic to meet the rising demand for COVID-19 treatment.
Homesteading has matured during the public health emergency.
(The Center Square) – President Joe Biden received more votes than former President Donald Trump in Maricopa County in the 2020 presidential election, but an election review sponsored by allies of the former president said there are too many questions…
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LEXINGTON, Ky., Sept. 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Tempur Sealy International, Inc. (NYSE: TPX, "Tempur Sealy" or "Company") today announced that it completed its offering of $800 million aggregate principal amount of 3.875% senior notes due 2031 (the "Notes").
(The Center Square) – Texas Attorney General Paxton led a 10-state coalition in filing an amicus brief with the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in support of Florida’s law that regulates censorship on Big Tech social media platforms. The law,…
Maspeth, New York -- Joy Gourmet Foods Inc. has announced a recall of Joy Brand Coriander Chutney because it contains undeclared sulfites, coconut, and FD&C YELLOW#5. People who have allergies to any of these ingredients run the risk of serious…
Six party committees have raised a combined $531 million over the first eight months of the 2022 election cycle. In August, the committees raised $58 million, according to recent filings with the Federal Election Commission.
Fredericksburg, Ohio -- Green Field Farms Dairy has initiated a voluntary recall of whole chocolate milk with an expiration date of 9/29/21 after a laboratory analysis determined that the product was not effectively pasteurized.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Galen College of Nursing is pleased to announce Dr. John Lundeen EdD, RN, CNE, has been selected for the fifteenth class of fellows to be inducted into the prestigious National League for Nursing…
CALVERT CITY, Ky., Sept. 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, CC Metals & Alloys, LLC ("CCMA") announced that Dave Tuten, Plant Manager at CCMA's Calvert City, KY production facility, intends to retire from the company on October 1, 2021, after five…
(The Center Square) – The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is recommending that medical professionals and clinicians be on alert for infectious diseases among Afghan nationals recently brought into the country, including measles, mumps and rubella, diseases…
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Betting On Content (BOC), a creative agency specializing in content marketing solutions for the U.S. sports betting and online wagering industry, has produced an innovative new casino commercial for its partner, TwinSpires.
(The Center Square) – Border patrol agents will be banned from using horses in Del Rio, Texas, the Biden administration announced Thursday, after viral photos showed agents on horseback capturing immigrants who crossed the border illegally.
(The Center Square) – The Biden administration is delaying lease sales of federal lands for oil and gas exploration even after a court order, the head of the Western Energy Alliance said.
(The Center Square) – One of the nation’s leading economic and business groups is warning that the $3.5 trillion spending bill before Congress is an “existential threat” to the nation’s economy.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- T2 Software www.t2software.com announces the Bluetooth SIG qualification and listing of their Bluetooth LE Audio Host Stack. The host stack provides full support for all of the adopted host profiles and services including:…
(The Center Square) – New unemployment claims increased again, last week, federal data released Thursday showed.
(The Center Square) – Despite claims made by Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, the majority of those entering the U.S. illegally are not being deported by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the head of the Border Patrol…
In August, "prison gerrymandering" came under scrutiny. The Legislative Reapportionment Commission passed a resolution that records votes from incarcerated individuals according to their previous residential district, not their current prison location.
(The Center Square) – President Joe Biden’s federal vaccine mandate sparked controversy among Americans, but one of the nation’s most elite fighting forces may be hit harder than other groups by the new requirement.
(The Center Square) – The parent company of PokerStars announced Wednesday a $300 million settlement with the state of Kentucky. The agreement ends a decade-long court case, which reached the U.S. Supreme Court last month.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The International Association of Medical Science Educators (IAMSE), in collaboration with ScholarRx, is excited to announce a new curriculum development grant to promote the creation of innovative, shareable health sciences education curricula.
(The Center Square) – Demand for a key COVID-19 treatment has led to a nationwide shortage, and as President Joe Biden's administration rations how much each state receives, many governors are having to decide how to use their limited supplies.
Sports stories from our other publications
Pertinent factoids, words and numbers from the Cats' setback in Eugene.
Hear what the Arizona Wildcats said following Saturday's loss to Oregon in Eugene.
The Huskers owned the second half but eventually made the critical error — "Punt right" will be known as "Punt wrong."
Nebraska football writer Parker Gabriel offers his extra points from the Husker football team's game against Michigan State.
The winless Wildcats open Pac-12 play against the third-ranked Ducks at Autzen Stadium.
Scott Frost was angry in the post mortem. He should be angry. His players gave an incredible effort. But the big mistakes keep happening.
Frost on penalties: (The coaches are doing) everything we know how to do to keep them from doing it, they got to stay calm and do their job and not jump.
A look at some talking points after the Huskers' game against Michigan State on Saturday night.
Chris Basnett weighs in with his report card from the Huskers' game against Michigan State.
Here's our deep dive into the stats — a look at some areas of focus coming into the game and how they played out in an overtime loss to the Spartans.
Any notion that the Crimson Tide would have an emotional hangover after last week’s near-miss against Florida dissipated immediately after Jameson Williams' 100-yard kick return.
Your turn to grade the Huskers' performance against Michigan State on Saturday.
The Spartans pulled out the victory despite running 15 plays for 14 yards and zero first downs in the final 30 minutes of regulation.
The Star's longtime columnist checks in on where Treyson Bourguet fits among the best quarterback recruits in Tucson history, why Southern Arizona is well-represented at the Ryder Cup and how Byron Evans found himself back in town Friday night.
The transfer from South Florida becomes the UA's third starting QB in four games.
Tight end Keyan Burnett and quarterback Noah Fifita, teammates at Anaheim, California's Servite High School, say they're both all-in on Jedd Fisch's vision for the future despite an ugly first month on the field.
Here are the grades for Auburn's offense, as well as the defense, special teams and coaching. Spoiler: They still aren't pretty.
Wyoming 24, UConn 22
NEW ORLEANS - Representatives of the Louisiana Department of Health gave few answers to lawmakers at the first legislative hearing about the deadly Independence warehouse evacuation of 843 nursing home residents.
While Levi’s Stadium might not be viewed as the NFL’s most hostile environment for visiting teams, this will mark the first time the Packers have played a true road game with genuine, in-person crowd noise from a stadium full of…
A week after playing just eight defensive snaps in his NFL regular-season debut, first-round pick Eric Stokes (above) found himself in an expanded role against the Lions, playing 44 of the Packers’ 57 defensive snaps and contributing a pair of…
A week after not having many answers for Detroit’s T.J. Hockenson, the Packers defense must now contend with a tight end who’s even better: The 49ers’ George Kittle (above), whose numbers through two games (eight receptions, 95 yards, no touchdowns)…
Wyoming Cowboys wil try to clean up the yellow laundry during bye week
Paul Chryst has lost seven consecutive games to ranked opponents and is 5-7 overall over a 12-game stretch dating to late in the 2019 season. Mediocrity is becoming the program's identity.
What was supposed to be an opportunity to step back in competition and work on what ails Auburn instead became a five-alarm fire Saturday afternoon.
The head coach says that “at no point in time am I ever telling Joe (Barry) or (special teams coordinator) Mo (Drayton) exactly what to do.”
Arizona says its athletes report an average of over $450 per NIL deal.
After missing one series, Nebraska quarterback Adrian Martinez returned to Saturday's game at Michigan State after a hard hit to his facemask area.
Chris Tyree took the ball 96 yards for a touchdown that produced a 17-13 Irish advantage after Notre Dame changed return strategies.
YANKTON, S.D. — The Briar Cliff University football team bent a little bit on Saturday, but it didn’t break.
Opinion stories from our sister publications
Psalm 25: 15-17 “My eyes are ever on the LORD, for only he will release my feet from the snare. Turn to me and be gracious to me, for I am lonely and afflicted. Relieve the troubles of my heart…
I was reminded of an important truth the other day at a conference comprised of pastors, political leaders and Christians in south-central Kentucky: Jesus radically transform lives. At Commonwealth Policy Center’s (CPC) Christianity and Culture conference, one speaker talked of…
State test scores indicate fewer than one in three high school students in the Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS), Kentucky’s largest school district, can perform math a proficient level. In some of the district’s schools, the percentage of students proficient…
Legislators preparing to return to Frankfort to deal with the state’s battle against COVID-19 and its nasty variants would do well to keep in mind Henry David Thoreau’s quote regarding the quantity of governance: “That government is best which governs…
Gov. Andy Beshear’s latest political gyration involving leaning on the Kentucky Board of Education (KBE) to mandate all children in every public school across the commonwealth don masks for 270 days — the entire school year unless the board relents,…
“Then, we all laughed because we knew we could get in trouble for swearing, but the strength of our numbers would prevent any retribution.” — Stephen Chbosky, “The Perks of Being a Wallflower”
Help with rent arrears is still available
Action must be taken to address benefits given to Teachers’ Retirement System (TRS) members which taxpayers aren’t obligated to pay — especially considering the plan’s funding level continues to remain unhealthy even though the state is shoveling an entire $1…
Sunrise Children’s Services recently was awarded a contract after a 22-month battle with the state. Gov. Beshear and his Administration tried to force Sunrise to violate their religious beliefs about which homes are best suited for children.
Renewed attention to who controls curriculum decisions is the equivalent of the sun starting to peek through the clouds in the stormy debate over the teaching of race in Kentucky’s public school classrooms.
Ecclesiastes 9:10 “Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might; for there is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave, whither thou goest.”
The political left claims “fairness” as its issue du jour.
Have you ever visited the National Archives and seen the Declaration of Independence? It is featured alongside the U.S. Constitution and other historical documents in the dimly lit rotunda of the National Archives building. Those timeless words on the yellowing…
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Since the 1970s, white American evangelicals — a large subsection of Protestants who hold to a literal reading of the Bible — have often managed to get specific privileges through their political engagement primarily through supporting the Republican Party.
On March 14, Missouri governor Mike Parson signed HB 85, aka the Second Amendment Preservation Act, into law.
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Could you forgive someone who murdered your family member? Or was an MIA parent?
As COVID-19 infections fall, vaccination rates rise and America reopens, this upcoming summer should be full of optimism and hope. But, for too many Kentucky businesses and families, our miraculous recovery is being undermined by Washington Democrats’ out-of-control spending and…
A new voting law codifying some of the temporary measures taken mid-pandemic by Republican Secretary of State Adams, the state’s chief election officer, and supported by Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear represent a good-faith effort to take bipartisan advantage of COVID-19…
It’s a tantalizing headline from investigative journalism group ProPublica: “The Secret IRS Files: Trove of Never-Before-Seen Records Reveal How the Wealthiest Avoid Income Tax.”
Already 62% of parents believe their children are behind in learning, according to a survey conducted by the National PTA and Learning Heroes. The transition from in-person to remote learning in 2020 has disrupted students’ academic work. We’ve assembled a panel of academics to talk about ho…
As COVID-19 infections fall, vaccination rates rise, and America reopens, this upcoming summer should be full of optimism and hope. But, for too many Kentucky businesses and families, our miraculous recovery is being undermined by Washington Democrats’ out-of-control spending and irresponsib…
The Supreme Court has declined to hear arguments in the case of National Coalition for Men v. Selective Service System. In doing so, it acceded to the Biden administration’s wishes that it not address the question of whether women should join the millions of young men required to register ea…
Your 20s are a time of self-exploration, finding your footing as an adult — and likely making some money mistakes.
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Education or indoctrination? That’s the big question at the core of the hullabaloo over “critical race theory,” and you don’t have to be a conservative to worry about it. You only have to be a parent.
If you’re headed out into the wild this summer, you may need to jump online and book a reservation before you go. For the second consecutive year, reservations are required to visit Yosemite, Rocky Mountain and Glacier national parks. Other popular sites, including Maine’s Acadia National Pa…
In 2018, telling us that “trade wars are good, and easy to win,” then-U.S. president Donald Trump imposed 15-25% tariffs (versus the previous rate of 10% and the average US tariff of 1.6%) on various Chinese goods, ranging from “dental cements and other dental fillings” to “Trout, fresh or c…
Living stories from our sister publications
For adults, students and children who are spending extra time at home to prevent the further spread of COVID-19, the Museums of Hopkinsville-Christian County and the Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library have some entertaining and educational ideas to stay occupied.
Editor’s note: The following is the most up-to-date listing of activities, which were not canceled or postponed in an effort to reduce the spread of the COVID-19. Before leaving for an event, please call in advance to confirm it is still taking place.
Welcome Spring 2020 with a short run or walk during the inaugural Shamrock Shuffle 5K and Fun Run presented by the Hopkinsville-Christian County Family YMCA.
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Valor Hall was teeming with suspects Saturday evening for the Best Laid Plans, old Hollywood Murder Mystery interactive show.
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Last week I gave you my yearly rant about the commercialization of the holiday we call Christmas. This week I am asking you to think about Christmas - not the decorations or the gifts, but why the first Christmas happened,…
Adsmore Museum has switched to its fifth theme of the season, Victorian Wake (1905).
When rotten things happen in life; God does have a plan.
Jo Ann Dalton of Fredonia has saved quite a few recipes over the years.
"When the Israelites saw it, they said to each other, "What is it?" For they did not know what it was. Moses said to them, "It is the bread the Lord has given you to eat." - Exodus 16:15
The following programs and events are currently running at the Oak Grove Community Center, 1705 Thompsonville Lane:
As I grow older, I realize I have more questions than answers. One question has developed in my mind over the last few years. How have the smartphone manufacturers convinced so many people they cannot survive without a phone?
I'm not a very complicated person. I like simple things; things nice and easy. Occasionally I will do a crossword puzzle, but beside that, I enjoy the simple life.
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All information from restaurant inspections is provided by the Christian County Health Department. A minimum score of 85 with no critical violations is considered passing. Restaurants have a chance to increase their scores by correcting critical problems while the inspector is on-site. Inspe…
The following programs and events are currently running at your Oak Grove Community Center:
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All information from restaurant inspections is provided by the Christian County Health Department. A minimum score of 85 with no critical violations is considered passing. Restaurants have a chance to increase their scores by correcting critical problems while the inspector is on-site. Inspe…
The following programs and events are currently running at your Oak Grove Community Center:
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All information from restaurant inspections is provided by the Christian County Health Department. A minimum score of 85 with no critical violations is considered passing. Restaurants have a chance to increase their scores by correcting critical problems while the inspector is on-site. Inspe…
April 5
All information from restaurant inspections is provided by the Christian County Health Department. A minimum score of 85 with no critical violations is considered passing. Restaurants have a chance to increase their scores by correcting critical problems while the inspector is on-site. Inspe…
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All information from restaurant inspections is provided by the Christian County Health Department. A minimum score of 85 with no critical violations is considered passing. Restaurants have a chance to increase their scores by correcting critical problems while the inspector is on-site. Inspe…
The following programs and events are currently running at your Oak Grove Community Center:
Obituaries from our sister publications
Amanda Driskill, 37, of Louisville, died Sept. 22, 2021, at University of Louisville Mary & Elizabeth Hospital.
Thomas Shirell Overby, a member of the Greatest Generation and Veteran of World War II, passed away on December 1, 2020 in Waukegan, IL at the age of 98.
Tammy Gail Weaver, 50, of Princeton, died Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2021 at her home.
Larry D. Rogers, 72, of Worland, Wyoming, died Sept. 9, 2021 at Washakie Medical Center in Worland.
Margie Helen Flowers Swinny, 96, of Paducah, passed away Monday, Sept. 20, 2021, at Riversbend Retirement Community in Eddyville.
Carl Robert Campbell, 77, of Providence KY passed away Monday September 6, 2021 at the Henderson Deaconess Hospital.
Patricia Ann Gabrelcik, 90 of Sebree, KY passed away at her daughter’s home in Dixon, KY on Monday September 13, 2021. She was retired from Big 3 in Houston, TX. She loved spending time with her family, especially her great…
Rev. Kermit L. Berry, 84, of Providence, KY, went home to be with his Lord and Savior on Friday September 17, 2021 at his residence.
Billy Ray Wallace, 86 of Clay passed away Sunday, September 19, 2021 at his home.
Lorena “Pudgie” Liles of Clay, passed away Sunday, September 19, 2021 at Redbanks Nursing Home in Henderson, KY. Lorena was born in Roanoke, LA to the late Irwin and Lavina Carter. She was a member of First United Methodist Church…
Dr. Craig Douglas Shoulders of Southern Pines, NC formerly of Providence, KY joined his Heavenly Father in eternal life on August 29, 2021, at the age of 67.
Fred Kremer Robinson, Sr., age 76, of Princeton, passed away Monday, August 30, 2021 at Mercy Health-Lourdes Hospital in Paducah, KY.
Wendell Wallace Brinkley, 78 of Providence, passed away on Sunday August 22, 2021 at his home.
Patricia Nell Simpson, 81 of Clay passed away Sunday, August 15, 2021at Tradewater Health and Rehab in Dawson Springs.
Jimmy G. Oakley, 83 of Providence passed away Wednesday, August 18, 2021 at Deaconess Gateway in Newburgh.
Sammie “Dollie” Kirby went home to be with her Lord, her son, Jimmy, her parents, Lonnie “Jim” and Lottie Gibson, two brothers, Dorris and Jack Gibson and a sister, Anna Sue on Saturday August 7, 2021.
Etna Leroy Gamblin, 45 of Clay passed away Wednesday, August 18, 2021 at Deaconess Midtown in Evansville, IN. Etna was born in Madisonville to the late Billy and Eloys Gamblin.
Ron D. Bruner, 52 of Calvert City, KY passed away on Thursday August 5, 2021. He was a Correctional Officer for 20 years. He was a loving quiet person who loved his family. He loved to spend time on KY…
Glenn Alan Papineau, 61 of Providence passed away Wednesday, August 4, 2021 at Lourdes Hospital in Paducah.
James Wayne Hust, 80, of Providence, KY, passed away on July 18, 2021 at Lucy Smith King Care Center.
Hugh Vanleer Jr., 61, of Providence, KY, passed away on Wednesday July 21, 2021 at his residence.
Sharon “Sheri” Griffin Mitchell, 68, of Clay, Kentucky passed away peacefully at her home on Monday, July 19, 2021.
Betty Todd, 92 of Evansville, IN formerly of Providence passed away Monday, July 19, 2021 at Woodbridge LivingCenter in Evansville.
Clarence L. “Buddy” Wilson, 85, of Providence, passed away at his home on Tuesday July 6, 2021 under the care of Saint Anthony’s Hospice.
Stephen McClean Gamblin, 51, of Providence passed away Friday, June 25, 2021 at Parkview Nursing and Rehab Center in Paducah.
Katelyn Leona Foster, 27 of Dixon, passed away at her home on Friday June 18, 2021. She attended Providence Church of Christ in Providence.
Ricky Lee Franklin, 68 of Providence, KY passed away on Wednesday June, 2, 2021 at his home in Providence.
Delores Ranes Johnson, 85 of Slaughters, passed away at her home on Tuesday June 1, 2021. She was born on Friday June 14, 1935 to the late Walter Marvin and Lora Lee Ranes at her home in Slaughters. She was…
William “Martin” Boswell, 77, of Providence, KY passed away at Baptist Health Madisonville on Thursday, June 3, 2021.
Anita L. Adams,55, of Providence passed away on Friday May 21, 2021 at her home in Providence, KY.
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