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Trigg ham festival to offer music, vendor, more in 50th year (opens the original)
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In past years, people were never able to see it because it was always too hot, muses Beth Sumner, chairman of the Trigg County Country Ham Festival Committee. âYou know, you couldnât get close to it,â Sumner notes of the oversized oven that has baked thousands of ham biscuits for the communityâs annual ham festival. Located in more recent years adjacent to the Bank of Cadiz in downtown Cadiz, the iconic oven and its biscuit-y aroma drew the attention of numerous festival-goers who lined
EDC chief says area's low cost-of-living helps recruit (opens the original)
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Carter Hendricks shared what he described as a good news story for the South Western Kentucky Economic Development Council, noting that the cost of housing and the cost of living in Hopkinsville are much more affordable in a comparison with other communities. Speaking on Monday during an EDC meeting, Hendricks, the agencyâs executive director, said the local community boasts the lowest overall cost of living when compared to six communities similar to Hopkinsville. Those six communities inclu
Workforce director receives award recognizing regional efforts (opens the original)
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Itâs one thing to receive an award with which youâre unfamiliar, an award whose meaning isnât clear to you, noted Sheila Clark, the longtime executive director of the West Kentucky Workforce Board. But, in this case, Clark knew the person. She knew what he always wanted to accomplish for the local communities. âI felt very honored because I knew that John had worked hard during his lifetime to try to bring our communities together and embrace a bigger and better good for everyone,â sai
Six Distinguished Alumni recognized in 2026 class (opens the original)
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During his school days in Trigg County, Dr. Chester Crump didnât have a name, he recalled of those years when he was known only as Marthaâs little brother. âOf course, you had all the athletic ability,â quipped Crump of older sister Martha Crump Metcalfe, Trigg County High School Class of 1975. âI just kind of put one foot in front of the other.â The younger Crump, Class of 1976, was among six graduates inducted during Sept. 12 ceremonies into the 2026 Trigg County Schools Distinguis
Sheriff's office performance debated (opens the original)
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With just a little more than 100 days left in the current administration, one Trigg County resident spoke to the magistrates of Trigg County Fiscal Court about what she described as concerns for the safety of Trigg County citizens amid a lack of law enforcement coverage in the county. Citing the âpoor leadershipâ of Trigg County Sheriff Aaron Acree in the sheriffâs office, Trina Clinkenbeard asked the court to request the resignation of the current sheriff and let the new sheriff take offi
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