Todd County News

Monday is final day of the 2024 session of the Kentucky General Assembly and there’s already been veto overrides and more legislation passed when legislators reconvened in Frankfort last Friday. Representative Myron Dossett says they didn’t waste time overriding big vetoes by Governor Andy Beshear, including House Bill 5, also

A home in Guthrie was destroyed by fire on Mimms Street Saturday. According to Trenton Fire Chief John Stahl, the Guthrie Fire Department, Trenton Fire Department and Allensville Fire Department all responded to 139 Mimms around 2:30 p.m. for reports of a fire and upon arrival, found the home fully

The Christian County Chamber of Commerce hosted an eye opener breakfast concerning economic development and local industries Thursday morning, highlighting growth and upward trajectory in the region.  Southwestern Kentucky Economic Development Council Executive Director Carter Hendricks was the keynote speaker and highlighted the achievements the region has seen over the

The Tennessee Valley Authority welcomed visitors from across the state to celebrate the dedication of new state-of-the-art natural gas units at the Paradise Combustion Turbine Plant in Muhlenberg County Wednesday.  The three new units started operations in December and the additional 750 megawatts of generating capacity is set to provide

Hopkinsville Community College is gearing up for Giving Day on April 25, and money raised is set to benefit their scholarship, food pantry and emergency aid for students.  This will be the inaugural HCC Giving Day, set to take place during Community College Month, with officials saying the need for

The Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science has selected 95 Kentucky students to be in the Class of 2026, including students from Christian, Todd and Hopkins counties.  According to a news release, Adelaide Ogilvy of Hopkinsville High School has been chosen to attend, along with Bryan Michael Zimmerman of Todd