Hoptown Chronicle

Historic preservationist Grace Abernethy will lead the program at Hopkinsville Brewing Co.

The work is part of a widening project between North Drive and Princeton Road.

The volunteers were recognized during the annual Benefit for the Bend, which raises money for the environmental center.

The acquired practices include Generations Primary Care, MDVIP, Hopkinsville Family Care, Western Kentucky Pulmonary Clinic, Elkton Clinic and Crofton Clinic.

Kelly Selfe, who most recently served as arts education coordinator at the Pennyroyal Arts Council, will lead the art museum in downtown Cadiz.

Community members are invited to meet Maj. Jason Swain during a June 28 church service.

The theme of the 137th annual meeting was “Rooted in Community, Growing Our Future.”

Community members are invited to write haiku inspired by all the ways we use and rely upon chairs. Send them to us by June 24 to be considered for the top prize.

Heejung Park, the group's director, said, “We are creating a space where musicians and audiences come together to experience the power of live music ... that is accessible, inspiring and uniquely Hopkinsville.”

Several special programs about Kentucky's history are available on the KET website to view on demand.

The Hopkinsville fair, celebrating its 75th edition, will culminate with a fireworks show on the 250th anniversary of America's independence.

The free concerts are set June 30 and July 2.