The Christian County League of Women Voters hosted the Primary election forums to help the community learn where the candidates stand on the issues. Click here to see pictures from the first two nights.

Ever wanted to see a "Living Museum"? Did you eat at the restaurant "Crockets"? Have you seen Lone Oak in the last 6 years?

These were the questions Hopkinsville Historian William Turner asked the crowd that had gathered for the museum's ribbon cutting on June 25, 2008. Rachel Longworth took the photographs that you see here of what it looks like today. Notice that the top level windows are different from the lower level; according to the current owner, Jim Corsey, the top level rooms were built at a later date. Currently you can view the house by appoitment only and a website that chronicles the history of Lone Oak is forthcoming.

Media Day at TIE BREAKER PARK was remarkable. Check out the photos to preview what you can look forward to this summer!

More than 90 golfers participated in the First Annual Falcons Golf Extravaganza, May 10th, at Cole Park.  Thanks to everyone for helping to make it a huge success.  Check out the photos. 

Alhambra Theater had its ribbon cutting ceremony today at 11 am. Those that were present were given a rare treat of touring the newly renovated parts, including the restrooms. The history behind the theater, celebrating 80 years this year, can be seen inside the theater itself where restoration is still taking place. The theater seats 788 people including the fully functional balcony and is handicap accessible. It is hard to take pictures that accurately describe this charming Hopkinsville landmark, but Alan Watts and Rachel Longworth bring you exclusive photos from the events. If you want to see the construction slideshow which shows the old lobby and restrooms, go to www.pennyroyalarts.org and click on the Alhambra renovation.

It was a great day...the sun was out, the temperature was nice, the hotdogs were grillin', the Titans Caravan was here....Sounds dreamy doesn't it? Well, wake up because if you aren't here, you are missing out on a great time! Thanks to Rachel,our digital diva, we have the EXCLUSIVE photos of the entire event!!!  

Anytime a group of classic cars get together with Boomer Radio it is sure to draw a crowd. Over 50 cars attended the event and the pictures are amazing. What better way to start cruisin' weather than with WKDZ/WHVO, classic cars, Oldies (but goodies) music, and lots of fun! Check out these photos taken by Rachel Longworth, who wouldn't miss a car show for anything. Of course, if you were there and have photos to share, email us!

A crowd of approximately thirty-five people made up of HERO sponsors, local leaders and Congressman Ed Whitfield were on hand as the American Red Cross kicked-off their 2008 HERO's campaign. WKDZ/WHVO's Tammy Hancock was there to bring you the story and these photos.

WKDZ/WHVO's News & Ag Director Alan Watts was in Washington D.C. this week on the Kentucky Farm Bureau Congressional Tour. Check out the photos sent to us by Alan.

WHVO/WKDZ Congratulates the Christian County High School Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees who received their honors at the Heritage Bank sponsored banquet, Saturday, February 9th, 2008.  You can hear the acceptance speeches given by the inductees this week on Hoptown This Morning, 6 - 9.  Click here for names and photos. 

When notified that the food bank shelves were empty, the congregation at New Work Fellowship went to work to remedy that ailment, Sunday, February3rd.  Click here for photos and a story that will warm your heart!  Hats off to New Work Fellowship.