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Hopkinsville · HopkinsvilleRepairs on Interstate 24 in Christian County continue and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced that work is set to move to the inner westbound lane starting on Thursday. The repairs will take place on the West Fork Red River Bridge at mile point 91.4, which will lead to the inner lane be closed between mile points 91.2 to 92.6. In the lane restricted area, the speed limit will be 55 mph. The cabinet advises drivers to be alert for the l…See the Story
Bridge repairs to continue on I-24 in Christian County | NewsRadio 1230 AM/99.3 FM | Hopkinsville's News Leader | Hopkinsville, Kentucky
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Theft · HopkinsvilleA Hopkinsville woman was arrested after an investigation into theft and forgery incidents in Caldwell County. Princeton Assistant Police Chief Shane Allison reports 44-year-old Jennifer Quisenberry was taken into custody Tuesday night by Hopkinsville Police on a Caldwell County arrest warrant requested by Princeton detectives. He says she was charged with two counts of theft over $1,000 and 16 counts of second-degree forgery. According to Assist…See the Story
Hopkinsville Woman Charged with Theft, Forgery in Caldwell County
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Agriculture · PrincetonPRINCETON, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) – The University of Kentucky Research and Education Center in Caldwell County is marking a major milestone — its 100th anniversary. According to UK, the center has served as a cornerstone of agricultural innovation for a century, conducting research and education that has helped farmers across the Commonwealth improve production and sustainability. Thursday’s celebration will honor the groundbreaking research and …See the Story
