Hoptown Chronicle

Tilley, originally from Hopkinsville, is a former state representative and was secretary of the Kentucky Justice and Public Safety Cabinet in former Gov. Matt Bevin's administration.

The Back2Back Foundation, raising money through a concert Long leads every year in Hopkinsville, provides help to families in need in Christian, Todd and Trigg counties.

The Human Rights Commission of Hopkinsville-Christian County, the local museum, Pioneers Inc., Black-owned food vendors and Hopkinsville Brewing will be involved in the emancipation celebrations.

Many of the local artisans whose work is featured at the downtown Hopkinsville store will be on hand to talk about their work.

New episodes of "Voices of Hopkinsville: In Their Own Words" will be released every Wednesday on Spotify.

The Salvation Army's main office building will be open to anyone seeking a cool place during the day through Friday.

The Pennyroyal Arts Council series of six musical shows runs from late September to early May.

The 22 class members will spend nine months learning about different aspects of the community.

The closure will give a contractor time to link Kentucky 115 with a new industrial connector road under construction in southern Christian County.

The company is seeking chemical operators, analytical lab technicians, logistics, engineering personnel and security guards.

The contest sponsored by Scenic America is open to photographers of all skill levels.

The Rev. Donavan Pinner will serve as an associate pastor for children and youth.