Students learn about government in state capital In the last month, Trigg County middle and high school students had the opportunity to learn more about how state government works at two different conferences. Gifted and talented coordinator Robi...
‘The Queen’ boasts magnificent performances, compelling story “The Queen”
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The weekend before last, I had the rare opportunity to spend the entire weekend by myself. I thought about visiting a few friends in Murray, but then decided I would ...
Trigg County Middle School Honor Roll Trigg County Middle School Honor Roll for second six-week period of the 2006-2007 school year
Sixth Grade
Christy Bollinger, Victoria Bryant, Brittany Burgess, Travis Cansler, Daniel Carroll, Lyn...
Spicy chili good for cold weather and football parties Many of you know that I spent most of last week with my family in Florida last week. I sent a proper Trigg County country ham home with the intention of maybe cooking it myself to see what I could...
Middle school writing club presents play to children Since the spring, Trigg County Middle School’s creative writing club has been working tirelessly on writing and performing an original play called “Holiday Wars.” Last week, their work finally saw ...
Seniors head out for Christmas shopping fun At about 8:15 Friday morning, several women gathered at the Trigg County Senior Citizens Community Kitchen for breakfast as a prelude to a Hopkinsville Christmas shopping trip. Most of them were pe...
Stir-fry kills the hunger Since I am going on vacation this week, Hawkins and I decided to gather a few of our friends for a Christmas Party last Saturday. We invited former Cadiz Record Reporter Eric Snyder, and our paper...
SCAPP grant obtained, play to be decided The Janice Mason Art Museum’s Performing Arts Program received the anticipated School-Community Arts Parents Partnership Grant (SCAPP) to continue providing musical theatre in the Trigg County Area...
‘Cerulean Springs’ author passes history on Many locals came out to Eldora’s Books on Saturday for a signing of the new book, “Cerulean Springs and the Springs of Western Kentucky.”
The book was written by Christian County Historian William ...
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