Julia Hunter

The Hopkinsville native's 2002 book “Communion: The Female Search for Love” has seen a remarkable resurgence — thanks in part to a grass-roots campaign that encouraged readers to buy hooks’ book before Vice President JD Vance released his new memoir, also titled “Communion.”

Kentucky wildlife officials plan to use newly identified genetic markers to selectively breed larger largemouth bass, aiming to boost trophy fish populations, angler satisfaction and tourism while countering long-term fishing pressures.

Hoptown Chronicle editor and co-founder Jennifer P. Brown wil discuss how to gather and tell meaningful stories about ordinary life on Jan. 13 at The Book & Bottle Shop.

Nearly 40% of the 42 million SNAP recipients nationwide are children 17 and younger, according to the USDA. About 20% are seniors.

Here's a guide to what’s open, what’s closed and what might be delayed during the federal government shutdown.

The award recognizes individuals who have illuminated Hopkinsville history.

The auction continues until the last item is sold Saturday night.

University Heights Academy won a $1,000 grant for the most fundraising per student.

The annual auction runs until the last item is sold on Saturday night.

The change in driver’s licensing stems from a state law that was enacted in 2021 but does not take effect until 2025. 

According to unofficial results from the Christian County Clerk’s Office, 41.8% of the county’s 52,121 registered voters cast a ballot. 

Here's the information voters need to know about registering and casting their ballot — whether its early or on Election Day.