Calvert City Police Department Arrest Report

Murray State University celebrates commencement

Opportunities for Medicaid modernization

Marshals hold spring football scrimmage

Tennis team wrapping up matches before next weeks regionals

Marshall County track and field gearing up for Regionals

Ford wins two events at the Catfish Open Skeet Shoot

Marshall County Student Completes Spring Internship in Congressman Comer’s D.C. Office

Lady Marshals beat Graves, drop McCracken rematch

Marshall County Police Reports

Kentucky State Police Honor Fallen Officers and Troopers

Jackson Purchase Energy Awards Scholarships to Support Local Graduates

Hoopfest wrapped up with four Sunday games

Daishen Nix, who has committed to UNLV, scored 36 points in Trinity International’s 75-69 loss to St. Louis Christian in Sunday’s Hoopfest. Nix earned MVP honors on Friday with a 29 point game against Central Pointe Christian.

The final Hoopfest session presented by Tanager Sports showcased four games on Sunday.

St. Louis Christian 75, Trinity International 69
Jordan Nesbitt (St. Louis Christian) MVP, 29 points, 12 rebounds
Naishen Nix (Trinity International) 36 points
Jaden Jones (St. Louis Christian) 24 points

Arizona Compass 74, Aspire Academy 40
Josh Primo (Arizona Compass) MVP, 16 points
Caleb Horton (Aspire Academy) 22 points

Murray 73, Lyon County 55
Gabe Taylor (Murray) MVP, 22 points
Grant Whitaker (Murray) 22 points

Prodigy Prep 80, Tennessee Prep 76
Emanuel Maldonado (Prodigy Prep) MVP, 27 points
Milan Harrison (Prodigy Prep) 29 points
Tyrus Baynham (Tennessee Prep) 24 points

Prodigy Prep’s Emmanuel Maldonado (3) in Saturday’s game against Marshall County, earned MVP honors with a 27 point game on Sunday in their 80-76 win over Tennessee Prep.