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The literary journal of Hopkinsville Community College has been published annually since 1967.
Organizers say the festival will celebrate the South Christian town's history, creativity and community spirit.
Open daily to the public from dawn to dusk, Jeffers Bend has 41 acres of woodland along the North Fork of Little River.
Kentucky writer, farmer and conservationist Wendell Berry, whose work championed agrarian life, environmental stewardship and resistance to modern industrial culture, has died at age 92.
The Pennyroyal Arts Council's camp for youth will meet Oct. 5 through 9.
soul food mural
The commission is now accepting nominations for awards that are presented annually at the breakfast. These include the Hal & Bettye Thurmond Award.
Unity choir
Trump announced last week he had struck a deal to import hundreds of thousands of tons of ground beef at a lower tariff rate in exchange for retail prices below market rates. Some usually loyal GOP allies of the president have rebuked the plan.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said in his weekly press conference that the state should do away with data center incentives, echoing bipartisan criticism in recent weeks.
The touring troupe Kentucky Shakespeare will perform “Much Ado About Nothing” on Sept. 28 at the Greenway Amphitheatre.
Health officials urge Kentuckians to talk to their health care provider about getting the the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine.
The U.S. Army has selected Fort Campbell as one of five military installations where private companies will build nuclear microreactors under the Janus Program, aimed at strengthening energy resilience and reducing reliance on external power grids.
Fort Campbell