Dustin Wilcox

The Hometown Hero Banner Project allows residents to nominate former and active duty service members for a street lamp banner.

A Kentucky Health Issues Poll found that nine in 10 adults in the state favor legalizing marijuana for medical purposes.

Some Pembroke residents are still dislocated, including a few households have relocated to state-provided campers.

Much of the funding will be diverted toward Batter Capital billboards, web content and other media.

The Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library, United Way and the Christian County Rescue Team received grants through TVA's pandemic-drive Community Care Fund.

Three out of the five PACS buses in Hopkinsville have nearly reached 300,000 miles, and with no replacements in sight, maintenance has become paramount.

Eligible farmers can visit eight participating farm stores to collect up to $1,500 in supplies to repair or replace damaged items

Various organizations in Hopkinsville are celebrating Black History Month with an array of events from a pop-up shop to a brewery presentation.

The deadlines were previously set for Feb. 11.

The primary concern is what some consider a lack of communication between the board and county residents, saying there were ongoing discussions before the public was made aware in May 2021.

Jeffers Bend's governing bodies will meet today to map out the Water Festival, Take Kids Fishing, Christmas at the Bend and school field trips.

The Kentucky government has provided to school districts only enough funding for half-day kindergarten for decades, despite the fact that most districts offer full-day kindergarten. Districts are expected to use local general funds to cover the remainder of the costs.