Hoptown Chronicle

The Elk and Bison Prairie at Land Between the Lakes is one of the places in the U.S. where the massive mammals can be seen.

Democrats will meet Oct. 14 for the Edward T. "Ned" Breathitt Dinner, and Republicans have their fall fundraiser on Oct. 26.

Winning entries will be featured in the utility's calendar that is mailed to residential customers at the end of the year.

Runners will receive a medal and long-sleeve shirt featuring a waffle iron, a nod to Hopkinsville’s designation as Batter Capital of the World. 

As of Tuesday, Walgreens had doses available at its Hopkinsville store, where appointments may be scheduled online.

The winners will be invited to an awards ceremony at the Kentucky History Center in Frankfort.

The fundraiser is slated for Oct. 19 at the senior center.

The public is invited to the service that the Commission on Racial Healing for the Episcopal Diocese of Kentucky will lead.

The event on Oct. 14 will include a book signing, blind tasting and blending, and a boubon-infused dinner.

Alissa Keller, executive director of the Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County, will lead the tour.

The Hopkinsville Small Business Commission will use the survey responses to "address priority needs."

Dave Herndon was recently promoted to a newly created position as assistant public works director, and Josh Durham was named street superintendent.