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WKU professor awarded $600,000 grant
Western Kentucky University’s Dr. Patrick Ledwidge has been awarded a grant worth more than $600,000. The award will support innovative research that examines how cognitive and motor brain processes influence injury risk during high-speed athletic movements. WKU says it all goes back to the students and while the research...
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Abell, Hawks march to 7-0
Brady Abell and the LaRue County Hawks just keep marching on. Abell threw a school record six touchdown passes Friday night, lifting the Hawks to a 41-0 victory over Edmonson County in a Class 3A District 2 game. Abell broke the record previously shared by five former Hawks signal callers...
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Times, dates set for District 8 Volleyball Tournament
Dates and times for the District 8 Volleyball Tournament, which will be played at Fort Campbell High School, were set Monday morning during a meeting at Christian County High School. The Tournament will begin Oct. 19 at 5:30 p.m. with top seed Christian County taking on No. 4 seed Fort...
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Hopkinsville Community College – Financial Specialist II
The primary purpose of the Financial Specialist II – Workforce Solutions is to perform financial operational duties for the Workforce Solutions department that includes accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, budget reports, and assisting other Workforce Solutions team members to insure the overall success of the students and the department, to ensure compliant, accurate, and timely financial resource management within the department.
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Lady Warriors win 4th straight, take FCHS in 4 sets
Heritage Christian Academy won its fourth straight high school volleyball match with a 3-1 victory over visiting Fort Campbell on Saturday. Hadlee Hayes had 15 kills and Sophie Arvin added 13 kills in the 25-13, 24-26, 25-23, 25-15 win. Hannah Phelps and Makenzie McCarty combined for nine kills. McCarty also had 38 assists, 13 digs, and six aces in the win.
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Christian County High School prepares for its first Homecoming week, parade
Homecoming season is approaching, and Christian County High School is preparing for its first Homecoming week and parade. The inaugural parade is set for October 11 at 4:30 p.m. and will start at the Christian County Justice Center. According to the Christian County School System, the parade will travel down West 9th Street, South Virginia Street, 4th Street and South Main Street before concluding back at the justice center.
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CCHS Tigers release inaugural basketball schedule
Christian County High School has released its inaugural boys’ basketball schedule. The Tigers, who are coached by Kerry Stovall, will open the season at home Dec. 1 against Madisonville-North Hopkins. Three nights later Christian County will play host to University Heights Academy at Rotary Arena. On Dec. 5, the...
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MTSU flag lowered in honor of aerospace student
The MTSU flag will be lowered to half-staff today in memory of Daeven Wayne Miller, an undergraduate aerospace engineering student, who died on Sept. 23, according to an email from MTSU. Miller was a junior student from Gallatin, Tennessee pursuing a Bachelor of Science, according to his obituary from Sellars...
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2026 Football Friday Night: Week 7
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - It’s week seven of high school football -- and the action is heating up!. Don’t miss it -- watch Football Friday Night, tonight at 10!. Here’s some games we’re covering this week. Paducah Tilghman at Logan County (4A District 1) Ballard...
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CCHS Tigers to kick off first homecoming with parade, community pep rally
HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Christian County High School will kick off its first-ever Homecoming Week with a milestone celebration: the school’s inaugural Homecoming Parade. The parade is set for Sunday, Oct. 11 at 4:30 p.m., with lineup beginning at 4:00 p.m. at the Justice Center. The route runs from the Justice Center down West Ninth, South Virginia, Fourth Street, South Main, and back to West Ninth before returning to the Justice Center.