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A series of powerful storms in the central and southern U.S. killed at least 20 people, and could shift to our region Monday afternoon, prompting a FIRST ALERT.

In June, employees of Independence Bank descended on the Dawson Springs City Hall Annex with the ‘Fabric of Love’ fiberglass horse and a check for $100,000 from their “Commonwealth Compassion:

A driver was killed after colliding head-on with a dump truck. Kentucky State Police said troopers responded to the crash Thursday afternoon at approximately 5

Small Business Saturday is next week, but 14 merchants in Dawson Springs will be getting a jumpstart on the “shop local” initiative with the Dawson Springs Area Chamber and Main

This is part four of a five-part series – Road to Recovery – looking into the state of recovery from 2021 tornadoes in Western Kentucky and 2022 floods in eastern

Spreading good cheer is vital to a community. Expressing sympathies, congratulations, love, and friendship are also thoughtful ways to make the days count, and that’s where your friendly neighborhood florist

It’s beginning to look a lot like autumn, but the Dawson Springs Area Chamber and Main Street Program is busy gearing up for Christmas.

The Kentucky Humane Societys CARE-a-van is coming to Dawson Springs on October 16 and 17. They will be providing free medical care to cats who were abandoned after the December

View the The Messenger for Thursday, September 7, 2023

Mike Duncan, a long time educator and dedicated volunteer throughout Hopkins County passed away Sunday at Baptist Health Deaconess Hospital in Madisonville.