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Board of education to seek construction manager proposals for consolidated high school

  • by Zirconia Alleyne Vansauwa | Special to Hoptown Chronicle
  • August 5, 2022
Construction managers oversee big projects, working with several contractors in an effort to manage costs.
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‘Wild and Wicked Things’ enchants and intrigues

Fancy Farm picnic 2022

GOP governor candidates jostle for the spotlight at Fancy Farm

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Coyotes are here to stay in North American cities – here’s how to appreciate them from a distance

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Kentucky novelist Silas House reflects on floods, compassion, climate change and Appalachian resilience

The Rural Blog

KET to broadcast coverage of Fancy Farm

Hoptown Chronicle

Jennie Stuart starts $32M project to expand ER and renovate cancer center

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Newcomers and Neighbors Club starting a new year of activities

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Beshear: Special legislative session needed to OK flood recovery funds for Eastern Kentucky

Jennifer P. Brown | Hoptown Chronicle
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School prayer walks slated Sunday

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Food vendors announced for Saturday’s Taste of the Town

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Letterboxing Challenge winners declared

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Beshear announces $310M development in Hopkinsville to create 250 jobs

Jennifer P. Brown | Hoptown Chronicle
Elections ›

Abortion rights supporters encouraged by Kansas voters’ rejection of anti-abortion measure

Kentucky Health News
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Two-thirds of Americans disapprove of ending ‘Roe,’ but it’s not a top voting issue

Kaiser Health News

Abortion is on Ky.’s Nov. 8 ballot in a constitutional amendment, a Supreme Court race and some state legislative elections

Kentucky Health News

Beshear will miss Fancy Farm as GOP candidates dominate list of speakers

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Beshear calls for use of masks at indoor events and in schools

Kentucky Health News Aug. 3, 2022

Health care survey seeks views from LGBTQ+ community

Kentucky Health News

COVID-19 vaccine clinics set for July and August across Ky.

Kentucky Health News

Boost now or wait? Many wonder how best to ride out COVID’s next wave

Kaiser Health News
Navigating the Pandemic
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Health department is administering 2nd COVID-19 booster shots

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What is the new COVID-19 variant BA.2, and will it cause another wave of infections in the US?

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1937 Hoptown Hoppers

Generations of minor leaguers secured Hopkinsville’s legacy as a baseball town

Alissa Keller | Museums of Historic Hopkinsville & Christian County

Up next for History on Tap: summer traditions

Hoptown Chronicle

Let’s spare a few words for ‘Silent Cal’ Coolidge on July 4, his 150th birthday

The Conversation
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Hopkinsville’s early fairs were summer extravaganzas

Alissa Keller | Museums of Historic Hopkinsville & Christian County
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Nature journaling, raptors and rare red wolves featured in LBL events this week

Hoptown Chronicle

Governor accepts flood relief donation during Hopkinsville visit

Jennifer P. Brown | Hoptown Chronicle

Ky. appeals court rules state abortion ban into effect

Kentucky Public Radio
Eastern Kentucky flooding

3 ways to help Eastern Kentucky flood victims

Jennifer P. Brown | Hoptown Chronicle
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Al Cross: As Beshear largely shuns Booker, Republicans prepare for first face-off at Fancy Farm

Al Cross: As Beshear largely shuns Booker, Republicans prepare for first face-off at Fancy Farm

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Who is afraid most of gun violence? It’s all a matter of perspective.

Who is afraid most of gun violence? It’s all a matter of perspective.

  • by NKyTribune
Remember Eclipseville? Marking the five-year anniversary of Hopkinsville’s big day

Remember Eclipseville? Marking the five-year anniversary of Hopkinsville’s big day

  • by Jennifer P. Brown | Hoptown Chronicle
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Too hot to handle: Climate considerations for youth sports during the hottest years on record

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Swelling grocery bills are pummeling the poorest

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