Hannah Hageman

Kentucky

Reporter at WHOP-AM (Hopkinsville, KY)

Reporter at WHOP in Hopkinsville. Writer, reader, gamer, and supporter of the Oxford Comma.

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Suspect named in Clarksville stabbing

1 week ago | whopam.com | Hannah Hageman

Detectives with the Clarksville Police Department have named a suspect in a stabbing on McCormick Lane on Thursday that sent a person to the hospital. As previously reported, a female victim called 911 Thursday morning to report that she had been stabbed in an apartment in the 2200 block of McCormick Lane at approximately 2:20 a.m. The victim was rushed to Tennova Healthcare for treatment and is currently in stable condition.
101st Airborne welcomes new Commanding General

1 week ago | whopam.com | Hannah Hageman

Fort Campbell welcomed in local leaders, community members and thousands of soldiers during a Change of Command ceremony Friday, as they bid farewell to Major General Brett Sylvia. Major General Sylvia first assumed command at Fort Campbell in July 0f 2023, and since then, lead the division through the development of a unique large-scale, long-range Air Assault capability initiative, numerous training missions and deployments overseas, and disaster relief efforts on our shores.
Lab results determine that Hopkins Co. case was not measles

1 week ago | whopam.com | Hannah Hageman

Measles has officially been ruled out following investigation into a possible case in Hopkins County. That’s according to Hopkins County Health Department and Public Health Director Denise Beach, who states the possible case of measles that sparked investigation and mitigation efforts earlier in the week has been determined to not be measles, following results from laboratory testing.
Local students to be presented with prestigious State FFA Degrees

1 week ago | whopam.com | Hannah Hageman

The Kentucky Future Farmers of America Association is recognizing outstanding students of agriculture across the state, including quite a few locally. The State FFA Degree is named one of the highest honors a member of the FFA can receive, and the Association is set to bestow that honor to over 500 members on Thursday during the 96th Kentucky FFA State Convention.
Guthrie Main Street's Music in the Park series kicks off on Saturday

1 week ago | whopam.com | Hannah Hageman

The City of Guthrie and Guthrie Main Street are inviting everyone to come down to Longhurst park this Saturday to kick off their music in the park series, starting with the Logan Moore Band. Cody Kirby is both the drummer for the Logan Moore Band and one of the organizers for the event, and he appeared on WHOP Radio Friday to share all the details.
Jennie Stuart Health, CCPS partner to expand services at MLK Early Learning Center

1 week ago | whopam.com | Hannah Hageman

Jennie Stuart Health and the Christian County Public Schools are partnering together to expand the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Early Learning Center. According to a news release, this partnership will pave the way for more students to enroll as the Early Learning Center expands its services, hire more staff and offer more resources to meet the growing demand for early childhood education. More students will receive access to resources that will launch them properly into their academic career.
TriStar Health looking to build new hospital on Tiny Town Road

1 week ago | whopam.com | Hannah Hageman

St. Thomas won’t be the only hospital system looking to expand services in Clarksville, as TriStar Health has announced their intent to bring a new, full-service hospital to the Tiny Town Road area. In an announcement on social media, TriStar Health will file a Certificate of Need application with the state of Tennessee, and if approved, invest $286 million into the project that would expand access to healthcare services to Clarksville—and nearby communities.
Phase 2 for Spring Creek Parkway in Clarksville underway

1 week ago | whopam.com | Hannah Hageman

Phase 2 for Spring Creek Parkway in Clarksville is set to begin soon, after phase 1 was completed earlier this year in the effort to improve traffic and travel in that area. According to a news release, the second phase will be similar to the first one, and includes a new 4,500-feet-long stretch of new roadway continuing through the Spring Creek area. The beginning stages will involve clearing trees and grading, preparing the site for construction.
KCTCS recognizes locals with excellence awards

1 week ago | whopam.com | Hannah Hageman

The Kentucky Community and Technical College System has handed out awards with the return of its annual conference that was held earlier in May, and it includes some local names. Also known as the New Horizons Conference, the conference focusing on how educators, staff and community leaders can lead through change will supporting students and strengthen Kentucky’s workforce.
A special session of the Ky. General Assembly could happen, but legislators are unsure

1 week ago | whopam.com | Hannah Hageman

Governor Andy Beshear has said that it is ‘likely’ that he will call for a special session of the Kentucky General Assembly to address emergency disaster funding—but leadership amongst legislators aren’t as sure about that. Representative Myron Dossett says he and others in leadership in Frankfort have heard nothing about a special session from the governor or his office at this point.