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From Marshall County Daily.com, WHOP Radio and 3 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Marshall County Daily.com5 hours ago

    Murray State Fall Enrollment Tops 10,000, With Freshman Retention and Graduation Speed at Record Marks

    (MURRAY, Ky.) — Murray State University’s fall 2026 enrollment reached 10,010 students, the school’s second-largest student body in the past decade, according to a report released by the university. The total includes 8,449 undergraduates and 1,561 graduate

  2. WHOP Radio13 hours ago

    CCHS Choir, Band, JROTC invites local veterans to an appreciation event on Monday

    Christian County High School students are inviting veterans to the high school on November 9, as they host an appreciation event for all local veterans. The CCHS Choir, Band and JROTC will host those veterans free of charge at the Rotary Arena starting at 6 p.m. where they will get

  3. WHVO RadioYesterday

    KY Commissioner Of Education Reflects On ‘Vibrant Learning’ At CCHS

    Some believe Christian County High School’s new academy model — pivoting students toward productive professional pathways — may limit one’s potential for personal growth and exploration. Others, however, feel entirely the opposite — and believe the more

    Also reported byKentucky New Era

  4. WHVO RadioYesterday

    Freedom Elementary Students Receive New Shoes Through Soles4souls Partnership

    Every student at Freedom Elementary School received an opportunity to pick out a new pair of shoes Wednesday morning as part of a community partnership aimed at helping children overcome barriers to education. Soles4Souls, a Nashville-based nonprofit

    Also reported byChristian County NowWHOP Radio

In brief

The short notes of 5AM Hopkinsville’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • ShoesEvery student at Freedom Elementary School got to pick out new shoes Wednesday through Soles4Souls, the Tennessee Valley Authority and Hopkinsville Electric System.

    Every student at Freedom Elementary School got to pick out new shoes Wednesday through Soles4Souls, the Tennessee Valley Authority and Hopkinsville Electric System. Around 450 students were sized, chose athletic shoes and received socks. Volunteers handled the shoe inventory. Soles4Souls' Tiffany Turner said, "Overall, our mission is really about providing that opportunity to give dignity and confidence to someone by providing them with shoes and clothes."

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: WHOP Radio, Christian County Now, Kentucky New Era, WHVO Radio