Hoptown Chronicle

David, a cancer survivor and musician, is currently on the “No Turning Back” tour through several states. He'll be at the Hopkinsville church on June 1 and 2.

The dinner, themed "Rooted in Community, Growing Our Future," will be June 11.

A reception and luncheon in recognition of the Donegans and their ministry is planned June 14.

The Pennyroyal Arts Council presented the awards to student Bailey Bayne and her teacher, Paula Gieseke.

Twelve local authors will participate in readings, signings and a panel discussion.

About 16% of Christian County voters cast ballots in Tuesday’s primary, which brought wins for Russ Guffey in the Hopkinsville mayor’s race and several City Council challengers.

Every participating business is creating a specialty burger for Downtown Burger Days. 

The group meets on the third Monday of each month in the bell hooks Legacy Room of the Pennyroyal Area Museum.

Matt Francies will become the Indian Hills principal on July 1.

Poetry readings have been among the best attended events at the downtown shop. This one has a theme, “Just This Moment.”

The theme is "Jazzing for Juneteenth," focusing on the influence of music and the spoken word in African-American history.

Penny Gilkey, who is retiring after 32 years at HCA, is among the school earliest employees.