Good morning, Hopkinsville.

On Oct. 24 at 5 p.m., the Oak Grove Tourism Commission will host Halloween in the Grove at Valor Hall Conference and Event Center.

Families can explore a haunted house, trick-or-treat maze, hayrides on the Oak Grove War Memorial Walking Trail, and a pumpkin patch at this free event.

Christian County High School held its homecoming parade Sunday afternoon starting at the Christian County Justice Center, celebrating school spirit and community support with Grand Marshal Rylee Owens (who expressed gratitude after recovering).

The school has planned themed spirit days and a pep rally on Friday before the football game.

Hopkinsville's Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County will host the Morbid & Macabre Downtown Tipsy Tour at 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct.

24 from the Pennyroyal Area Museum — the two-hour walk covers downtown dining and drinking stops and ends at Hopkinsville Brewing Co, with tickets at $40 and a discount for members.

University Heights Academy aims to reclaim the boys’ 8th District soccer title as the postseason kicks off today at Fort Campbell.

The team will await the winner of Monday’s semifinal between Christian County and Fort Campbell before facing off in the championship on Wednesday.

Landon Sumner and Hunter Allen won the Country Ham Festival Canoe Race Saturday on Little River, finishing three minutes shy of last year’s pace — nearly matching their record performance.

Teams from the Humphries, Nate York with Chris Futrell, and Lucas Hale with Patrick Dawson completed a close finish.

Madisonville-North Hopkins aims to extend its 14-district title streak as the boys’ 7th District Soccer Tournament starts today at Hopkins County Central.

The Maroons secured a bye to Tuesday’s championship match while Caldwell County faces Hopkins County Central in a 7:00 p.m. semifinal.

University Heights Academy’s Lady Blazers, with a 14-4 record and headed to the 2nd Region Tournament starting Saturday in Henderson, will fight for fifth straight district title today at Fort Campbell — they get a bye to Wednesday’s championship match as Monday’s semifinal between Christian County with an 11-7 record and Fort Campbell decides the other finalist.