Letters to the Editor

Hoptown Brewing Co. founder Kate Russell urges city officials to allow a private entity to buy and rehabilitate the East Ninth Street building.

The federal agency could lose institutional knowledge, leaving America vulnerable to falling behind countries like China in global agriculture, writes a former Hopkinsville resident.

Lifelong resident urges local government officials to invest in landmarks like the Webber Building.

Born and educated in Hopkinsville, former resident laments destruction of downtown buildings that held heritage and memories.

Hopkinsville has already lost too many downtown landmarks, writes longtime resident opposed to Webber Building demolition.

Another parking lot is not needed in downtown Hopkinsville, writes a former resident who admires revitalization efforts in his hometown.

A newcomer to Hopkinsville sees value in preserving Webber Building.

A Hopkinsville resident believes few are interested in preserving the downtown building.

Hopkinsville native who worked at the downtown building during the 1990s recalls an important chapter in local history tied to the Webber Building.

Retired county attorney J. Michael Foster writes about his experiences in the Webber Building and his support of the decision to demolish it.

For decades, grandparents, retired neighbors and “off duty” teachers have been filling in the gaps of our early childhood education system, observes Sarah Brechwald, a Hopkinsville mother of three young boys.

Supporters gave food and financial help to make the holiday meal possible.