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- Sep 17, 2026
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Panthers Band sees success 'On the Horizon' (opens the original)
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The Dawson Springs High School Band is "On the Horizon" in more ways than one. First, that's the theme of the field show the band is presenting this season. Second, improvements in the band's visual scores are just within reach. On Friday, the band hosted its annual "Town Show," which gives the community a chance to see the field show the musicians will take to the various competitions this fall. There's no football field in Dawson Springs, so the band doesn't have a chance to perform for the ho
Freshman champs at 52nd DSIS 'Fun Night' (opens the original)
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If you aren't a Panther, you might not understand all of the hype that Fun Night brings. Fun Night was held on Friday and is one of the most celebrated traditions in Dawson Springs. The annual event is a back-to-school activity hosted by the Dawson Springs Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) during which classes compete in a series of field games for cash prizes. Friday marked the 52nd year of the event. Local photographer Mike Howton and his graduating class were the very first to be crowned Fun
Plane makes emergency landing on KY 109 Tuesday night (opens the original)
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DAWSON SPRINGS, Ky. â Two people were uninjured after a small airplane made an emergency landing near Industrial Park Road in Dawson Springs, according to the Hopkins County Sheriffâs Office. Deputies were dispatched to the area at about 10:28 p.m. Tuesday after receiving a report of a downed aircraft near the roadway. When deputies arrived, both occupants were out of the aircraft and walking around the scene. They told deputies they were not injured. The names of those involved in the incid
Librarian, x-country coach Simpson retiring from DSIS (opens the original)
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There are staff members who are essential to the tapestry of an organization, and for the past 31 years at Dawson Springs Independent Schools, Rhonda Simpson has been exactly that. As Simpson officially steps into retirement on Saturday, Panther Nation will feel the loss of her daily presence in the library and on the course. Thirty-one years ago, she landed in Dawson Springs after accepting a teaching and coaching position, but never dreamed that she would one day consider Dawson Springs her pe
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