Julia Hunter

Julia Hunter is the engagement editor for Hoptown Chronicle. Reach her at julia@hoptownchronicle.org.

As demand for electric vehicles soars, another EV battery manufacturing plant is coming to the region.
By Julia Hunter
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Hoptown Chronicle is one of just 55 newsrooms nationwide selected for the grant supporting newsrooms upholding democracy through their coverage of elections, voting rights, and local and statewide government.
By Julia Hunter
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Hoptown Chronicle has created an interactive map to help residents identify the most convenient polling place to cast their ballot.
By Julia Hunter
Christian County KY polling places map
The bivalent vaccines are formulated to specifically target dominant Omicron subvariants.
By Julia Hunter
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The exhibit features the work of 54 artists from across the Commonwealth with their interpretation of the theme “Tell Us a Story.”
By Julia Hunter
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Help us shape the agenda for Hopkinsville and Christian County.
By Julia Hunter
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Here are the issues that residents of Hopkinsville and Christian County told us matter most to them this election.
By Julia Hunter
A Citizens Agenda (Facebook Ad)
Hoptown Chronicle needs your help as we develop a citizens agenda for Hopkinsville and Christian County.
By Julia Hunter
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The symposium will feature scholars, artists and activists from across Kentucky.
By Julia Hunter
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During a White House press briefing this week, CDC Director Rochelle Walensky urged eligible Americans to get their booster shots as soon as possible.
By Julia Hunter
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The surge, prompted by the highly contagious omicron variant, has resulted in an increased demand for COVID-19 testing and vaccines — services the county health department also administers.
By Julia Hunter
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The low-interest loans can be used for physical losses and to help "repair or replace damaged or destroyed physical property essential to the success of the agricultural operation, including livestock losses."
By Julia Hunter
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