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No. 6 Spartans flex muscles in shutout of CCHS
Sixth-ranked South Warren flexed its offensive and defensive muscles Friday night and defeated visiting Christan County 42-0 in a high school football game. The loss ended a two-game winning streak for the Tigers, who fell to 2-3. The Spartans (4-1) took control of the game early and never let up.
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CCHS announces final 5 head coaches to staff
The final links in the new Christian County High School head coaching chain now are in place. Christian County High School Executive Principal Ken Carver announced coaches for Archery, Track, boys’ and girls’ Tennis, and Bass Fishing during a news conference Wednesday morning at The Den. David Knight,...
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Game of the Week Preview: Bowling Green vs. Barren County
GLASGOW, Ky. – Week Five marks the start of district play for local high school football squads, and Class 5A District 2 is where we lay focus, spotlighting Bowling Green and Barren County’s upcoming matchup as our Football Frenzy Game of the Week. The Trojans (3-1) and Purples...
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Schools across south central Kentucky look at tax rates
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HCC offering course for radon measurement and mitigation
Radon is a colorless, odorless radioactive gas that can be dangerous if it gets into your house, and now, Hopkinsville Community College is helping educate professionals to be able to find radon and mitigate it. Speaking with WHOP Radio recently, Rich Gustafson with Gustafson’s Home Inspection—and class participant—says this 12-week...
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Fall Community Ed classes offered in Russellville
Weave your dreams into reality! Learn How to Make a Dream Catcher in 5 sessions! This program will teach you the basics of making a dream catcher. Join Anishinaabe Kwe artist and enrolled tribal member Mandi to discuss the origins of the dream catcher, its significance, and try out the fundamentals while weaving your own dream catchers! All necessary materials will be provided including hoops, weaving string, and a variety of beads and finishes. Beginner friendly. The fee is $15 per class. You are able to come to one or all. The instructor is Mandi Sayles. Classes will be on Sept. 21 and 28 and Oct. 12, 19 and 26. Classes last from 5-6:30 p.m. These classes are held at 210 East 7 St. Russellville. Please register by Monday, Sept. 14.
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WKU Lifelong Learning kicks off fall classes
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WNKY) — WKU’s Society of Lifelong Learning is kicking off its fall semester with more than 60 classes designed for people who want to keep learning without enrolling in a traditional university program. One of Wednesday’s classes, “Policing and Technology,” explored how digital-age tools are...
College Heights Herald
WKU enters first phase of dorm overhaul
WKU has officially started the climb to Elevate WKU by entering the first phase of the university’s new approach to student housing. WKU President Timothy Caboni sent an email to faculty and staff Wednesday morning announcing a groundbreaking ceremony to begin construction of WKU’s newest dorm that will take place on Oct. 20 at 10 a.m.
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Christian County high schoolers able to apply for Mayor’s Youth Council
HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Hopkinsville Mayor James R. Knight Jr. announced the return of one of the city’s most prestigious programs, the Mayor’s Youth Council, also known as MYC. This year’s group will represent the program’s ninth class, with applications opening Sept. 14. All interested juniors and seniors...
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Glasgow High School launches hiking club
Glasgow High School has introduced a new hiking club, inspired by student demand and led by teacher Jamie McMillan. The club aims to provide students with an opportunity to enjoy nature and stay active without the pressures of traditional sports. Student Trace Brooking, who played a key role in the...
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CCPS bus full of kids hits stopped car while reversing on roadway
HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – 38 students were onboard a Christian County Public School bus when it backed into another car on Thursday. According to a collision report from the Hopkinsville Police Department, the accident happened after school on Sept. 3 around 3:50 p.m. at the intersection of Lexington Avenue and Bedford Court. The bus driver was attempting to “reverse westbound onto Lexington Avenue” and told police they did not see the car behind them. The report notes that students began screaming, and the driver told officers, “But they are always screaming.”
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CCHS escapes upset-minded University Heights
UHA (6-12, 0-2) entered the night on a nine-match losing streak. But the Lady Blazers jumped out to a 4-0 lead and were never threatened in claiming a 25-13 win. Ava Crawford and Cassidy Keller each provided strong serving in the set for the Lady Blazers. Christian County (11-7, 3-0)...