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Dawson Springs picking up from yet another disaster

1 week ago | timesleader.net | Cassie Ipock

DAWSON SPRINGS — Time and time again, Dawson Springs, Kentucky, has proven that its citizens are resilient. However, after an EF-4 tornado on Dec. 10, 2021, an EF-3 twister on May 26, 2024, and the catastrophic flooding that occurred over the weekend, it is apparent that Dawsonians are growing weary of being the subject of historic weather events.
Livingston Central secures spot in Second Region All "A" softball title game

1 week ago | timesleader.net | Jared Jensen

The Livingston Central Lady Cardinals will have their shot at the Second Region All “A” Classic softball title Monday night after besting Lyon County 4-1 Friday night in the semifinals at Caldwell County. It was the second game of the night to decide the championship matchup after Caldwell routed Dawson Springs on their side of the bracket. Livingston and Lyon put together a complete game, going 6.5 innings before the night was finished.
Lady Tigers run-rule Dawson Springs to advance in All "A"

1 week ago | timesleader.net | Jared Jensen

The Caldwell County Lady Tigers advance to the Second Region All “A” Championship game after run-ruling Dawson Springs Friday night. They needed just shy of three full innings to get the job done, posting 16 runs in the bottom of the first inning to close out the night 18-0. Friday night’s contest marks the fourth straight shutout for the Lady Tigers and fifth overall in their 5-4 season. Their previous three came 18-0 and 22-0 against Dawson Springs and 15-0 against University Heights.
Community Christian's Riley eyes future in education

1 week ago | timesleader.net | Jeremiah Hatcher

Community Christian Academy senior and performance artist Miller Riley is ready to draw the curtains on this school year and start her journey to become a Kentucky educator. Riley is this week’s Murray State University Teen of the Week. She ranks first in her class, has a 4.0 GPA and is on track to become valedictorian. In addition to challenging honors classes, she’s been involved in several extracurricular activities and sports.
Lady Cardinals win third straight Second Region All "A" Classic

1 week ago | timesleader.net | Patrick Connor

The Livingston Central Lady Cardinals took another step towards defending their All “A” Classic state titles on Monday night, holding off Caldwell County to earn a 6-4 win and their third straight Second Region title. The Lady Cardinals would get out in front shortly into the night, with Victoria Joiner getting on base to lead off. Advancing to third on a pair of groundouts, an error in the infield would bring the senior home to put the visitors ahead, 1-0 through one.
McCracken’s McCann to pursue elementary education career

2 weeks ago | timesleader.net | Will Spencer

McCracken County High School senior Jaycee McCann aspires to become a grade school teacher to fulfill what she described as a passion for youth enrichment. Holding a weighted GPA of 4.11, McCann is slated to graduate in May ranked on the higher end of her class. Driven by a zeal for community, McCann is this week’s Murray State University Teen of the Week. She plans to attend MSU after high school and enroll in its elementary education program.
Hopkinsville recovers after last week's flooding

2 weeks ago | timesleader.net | Jodi Camp

HOPKINSVILLE — Christian County dealt with a historic storm and flooding event most of last week, which brought more than 13.88 inches of rain to the area, with some areas experiencing more. Now Hopkinsville and Christian County are focused on recovery and cleanup efforts. Christian County, the city of Hopkinsville and the city of Oak Grove have all declared states of emergency. Hopkinsville Mayor James R.
Lady Mustangs maintain winning streak, defeat Lyon County 7-2

3 weeks ago | timesleader.net | Jennifer Haines

The McCracken County Lady Mustangs are on a five-game winning streak after knocking off Lyon County 7-2 Thursday night at Lee S. Jones Park in Eddyville. The Lady Mustangs were the first on the board in the first when Savannah McDowell grounded out, scoring one run. McCracken County added to their early lead in the top of the third inning after back-to-back singles from McDowell and Addley Leidecker and Cami Cox’s sacrifice bunt each scored one run to give the Lady Mustangs a 4-0 advantage.
Marshall’s Lisovska aims for international business career, honors Ukrainian heritage

3 weeks ago | timesleader.net | Will Spencer

Originally from Ukraine, Marshall County High School senior Anastasiia Lisovska intends to pursue a career in international business to honor her heritage. Currently holding a 4.24 GPA, Lisovska is slated to graduate near the top of her class in May. A highly motivated student, Lisovska is this week’s Murray State University Teen of the Week, though this 17-year-old’s story began across the globe.
Week ahead brings threat of severe storms, flooding

3 weeks ago | timesleader.net | Trent Okerson

April begins with a very active and potentially dangerous weather pattern this week. The WPSD Local 6 weather team is activating a Weather Authority Alert for Wednesday for the threat of severe storms. The alert will then continue through Saturday for a multi-day threat for extreme rainfall and flooding impacts. The television station began its Weather Authority Alert coverage at midday Monday, and that coverage will continue through Saturday unless otherwise noted.