HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Here are the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
Pump begins relieving Oak Grove from floodwaters, county officials waiting on FEMA: Oak Grove residents are still dealing with the devastation caused by flooding, as water is pumped from a submerged neighborhood.
Rotary Park construction progresses in Hopkinsville despite past delays, funding issues: The City of Hopkinsville announced a month ago that work had officially begun on Rotary Park at Pardue Lane. The first steps included pouring the park’s first sidewalk, laying the groundwork for the inclusive playground that will be built in the greenspace.
Locally grown plants brighten downtown thanks to Christian County High School students: On Earth Day, agriculture students from Christian County High School joined Hopkinsville Beautification in bringing spring to downtown.
Potential repairs, budget for Christian County roads presented by KYTC: Magistrates on the Christian County Fiscal Court heard recommendations from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet on which road construction projects to prioritize for the upcoming fiscal year.
Eagle Scout places American flag retirement boxes around Hopkinsville: Mathew Burnham of Troop 3013 in Hopkinsville recently completed an Eagle Scout project that provides the community with places to properly dispose of damaged or tattered flags by installing American flag retirement boxes throughout the city.
Fort Campbell rescue teams dive into swift water training in creek on post | PHOTOS: As part of annual swift water rescue training, rescue teams from Fort Campbell Fire and Emergency Services submerged themselves in 60-degree water this week.
