Good morning, Hopkinsville.

PeADD will host a Residents’ Rights Forum on Friday from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at 300 Hammond Drive to explain the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program and offer a public discussion (theme: 'Join Us at the Table') in honor of National Long-Term Care Residents’ Rights Month.

Over 25 local businesses will join the Holly Jolly Hop holiday open house from Thursday, Oct.

22 to Saturday, Oct. 24, inviting shoppers to explore deals and festive experiences throughout Hopkinsville-Christian County.

On Oct. 19, the 1,000-lb Sisters show visited Burdoc Farms in Crofton to film part of an episode featuring Tammy's wedding venue vision.

Owner Sara Shepherd (founder of Burdoc Farms) said she provided the property despite Tammy not booking it due to scheduling conflicts.

Three candidates for Christian County School Board District 5 met at a forum hosted by the Hopkinsville League of Women Voters on Monday.

They discussed teacher pay & funding and plans for school programs ahead of the November election.

The 2026 All-7th District Volleyball Team was announced Tuesday night in Mortons Gap (after the district tourney) and features top players from Caldwell County, Madisonville-North Hopkins and Hopkins County Central based on regular-season performance.

The Christian County Tigers moved on to the 2nd Region boys soccer championship with a 2-0 win over Henderson County Monday night.

Joseph Lopez scored both goals + spoke with YSE about his performance.

Heritage Christian Academy Lady Warriors beat UHA Lady Blazers in a close five-set match Monday night at Fort Campbell during the 8th District tournament.

A video shows the key play from the final set — a must-watch moment for local fans.

On Tuesday night in Mortons Gap, the Caldwell County volleyball team defeated Madisonville-North Hopkins 3-0 — 25-23, 25-13, 25-22 — to secure its 7th district title in a 24-year streak and guarantee a winning season; both teams will advance to next week’s regional tournament.

Christian County and Fort Campbell squared off at post in the first semifinal of the 8th District volleyball tournament Monday night (the contest went to five sets).

Tuesday night, the Christian County Lady Tigers clinched the 8th District volleyball championship with a three set to two win over Heritage Christian at Fort Campbell High School — photos from the match capture the thrilling victory.

University Heights Academy head volleyball coach Faye Hendricks retired Tuesday after 16 seasons with a record of 279 wins and 244 losses and will now serve as Assistant Athletic Director while the school begins its search for a new coach.