Good morning, Hopkinsville.

Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation is preparing for the 10th Annual Summer Salute festival set to kick off Friday in the Christian County Justice Center parking lot (downtown streets will be closed Thursday through Saturday) with two nights of music for all ages.

Residents can safely dispose of hazardous household materials on Saturday, Oct.

10 from 8 a.m. until noon at Hopkinsville Solid Waste (5246 Mt. Zoar/Latham Road). Note that water-based paint and used motor oil will not be accepted.

The county water district repaired a main line break on Dawson Springs Rd Sunday, Sept.

6 and now advises customers along 18051-23524 Dawson Springs Rd plus Logan Bennett Rd, Eli Rd, Clifty Shores Rd and No Outlet Rd to boil water until further notice.

On Sunday, Sept. 6 the Christian County Water District repaired a main line break on Dawson Springs Rd in northwest Christian County.

It issued a boil water advisory for addresses 18051-23524 and on Logan Bennett, Eli, Clifty Shores and No Outlet roads that remains in effect until further notice.

Volleyball stats for the Second Region were posted on Sept.

6 by each school on the KHSAA/Arbiter website, showing leaders for kills, aces, digs, assists, and blocks while Union County and Madisonville-North Hopkins figures were excluded.

The Second Region boys' soccer stat leaders report released Sept.

6 shows Caldwell County’s Colin Turmero led with 13 goals in 8 games + University Heights players and others posted top numbers, while Lyon, Trigg, and Christian counties have not submitted stats to the KHSAA.

Girls’ soccer stat leaders for the Second Region have been reported to the KHSAA, with Adri Berry of Crittenden County leading with 34 goals in 9 games while stats from Trigg County, University Heights Academy and Christian County remain pending.