Good morning, Hopkinsville.

The Christian County Health Department hosted its annual Back to Health Block Party on Oct.

8, drawing hundreds of community members to enjoy free activities like balloon animals, games, and bouncy houses. Local organizations set up booths to offer food, information, and health resources.

Fearsville in Christian County, despite its spooky name, is a quiet area with farmland, a fire department, and a few local businesses nearby.

The town's unusual name stands out during the Halloween season as a fun local curiosity.

The Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County will lead a Morbid & Macabre Downtown Tipsy Tour on Saturday, Oct.

24 at 5:00 p.m., starting at the Pennyroyal Area Museum and ending at Hopkinsville Brewing Company; tickets are $40 (members get $5 off). A Tree Week Tour at Riverside Cemetery is set for Oct. 17 at 4:00 p.m. to explore local trees and historic tombstones; tickets are $10 (free for members).

Young artists from the Pennyroyal Arts Council unveiled a colorful mural on Hudson's Antique Depot and More facing Clay Street on Friday during fall break.

Paula Gieseke designed the work featuring flowers, two cardinals and the phrase (Hey Good Lookin).

University Heights Academy finished its boys’ soccer season with a 4-1 win over Russellville on Thursday night.

Senior goalkeeper Hayden Fitzsimmons scored his first career goal on a penalty kick and made six saves (record 12-5-2), and the Blazers prepare for next week's District 8 Tournament at Fort Campbell.

Todd County Central won 4-1 over Christian County on Thursday night in a high school boys’ soccer game as John Ross Cardwell scored twice + the Tigers now plan to face Fort Campbell in the District 8 Tournament semifinals on Monday night.

Fort Campbell lost 37 to 0 to Franklin County on Friday night as the Rebels scored 23 unanswered first quarter points and capped the half with a 95 yard interception return.

Playing shorthanded by injuries and illness, the Falcons will face Crittenden County next Friday.

At the Stadium of Champions on Friday night, Henderson County edged Christian County 37-33 after a late roughing call kept a drive alive, dropping Christian to 2-5 and boosting Henderson to a 4-4 record.