WHOP-AM (Hopkinsville, KY)

WHOP (1230 AM) is a radio station that features a News Talk Information format. It is licensed to operate in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, and caters to the Clarksville-Hopkinsville radio market. The station is owned by Forcht Broadcasting.

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#556206

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#118694

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#4363

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Will R. Hargrove

1 day ago | whopam.com | Traci Mason

(Age 84, of Herndon) Funeral service will be Friday, April 25th at 2pm at Flat Lick Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Burial will follow in Flat Lick Cemetery. Visitation will be Friday from 12noon till the service hour at Flat Lick Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Hughart, Beard & Giles Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
FREE Sports Physicals

1 day ago | whopam.com | Traci Mason
Movies at Mahr Park

6 days ago | whopam.com | Traci Mason
Rotary Auction Big Board Bidding

6 days ago | whopam.com | Traci Mason
Movies & Popcorn with Mom

1 week ago | whopam.com | Traci Mason
Hopkinsville Police arrest man for distributing child pornography

1 week ago | whopam.com | Dionte Berry

Hopkinsville Police, with the assistance of multiple agencies, executed a search warrant on Thursday that resulted in 46-year-old Christopher Knight being arrested for child pornography charges. According to a report, Hopkinsville Police Department officers, Kentucky State Police detectives, Homeland Security agents and Christian County Sheriff’s Office deputies executed a search warrant at a residence on Powell Drive.
Madisonville breaks ground on new energy plant

1 week ago | whopam.com | Dionte Berry

The City of Madisonville and Kentucky Municipal Energy Agency (KYMEA) officials hosted a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday for its new Energy Center I. It was announced in September that Energy Center I would be coming to Madisonville. The Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine (RICE) power plant will have a capacity of 75 megawatts. RICE power plants burn natural gasses which fuel a mechanic system that generates electricity.
Flood, road closure update as of Wednesday, April 16

1 week ago | whopam.com | Dionte Berry

High water signs have been placed at the following locations in KYTC Districts 1 and 2:***This list only includes routes maintained by the state, and not city and county roadways.
Chamber celebrates small businesses at Compass Awards

1 week ago | whopam.com | Dionte Berry

Small businesses and local organizations were celebrated for their service to the community at Tuesday’s Christian County Chamber of Commerce Compass Awards Ceremony. Before several awards were given out, Chamber President Taylor Hayes welcomed guests. Hayes says the Compass Awards is one small way the chamber shows its appreciation for the role small and local businesses play in the community. He also announced that this year’s nomination cycle saw a record number of votes cast.
KCTCS invites folks to donate to Giving Day campaign

1 week ago | whopam.com | Dionte Berry

To raise money for student programs and scholarships, the Kentucky Community and Technical College System is launching its annual Giving Day campaign on Wednesday. Funds from the 24-hour fundraiser go toward academic scholarships and student services such as food pantries and emergency aid. According to a 2023 survey around 58% KCTCS students who responded worry about having enough money to pay for college and 48% of responders reported experiencing food and housing insecurities.