Local Government

Adam Smith, a Hopkinsville police captain, is running for jailer as a Republican.

Up to 1,000 city residents can receive $100 each if they get a COVID-19 vaccination between Sept. 13 and Oct. 31.

The proposed municipal order aims to pay $100 each to as many as 1,000 city residents who become fully vaccinated between Sept. 13 and Oct. 31.

The committee is arranging to have several speakers address the community on the differences between nonpartisan and partisan city elections, and the potential impact of each.

Beginning Monday, Aug. 2, customers should put out the recycling container on their regular garbage collection day.

Taylor Duke, who has been a reporter at the newspaper since January, will start her new job with the city on Aug. 2.

More than $2 million combined is allocated for Oak Grove, Pembroke, Crofton and LaFayette.

Hewell will fill the vacancy left by Jailer Brad Boyd when he retires on July 31.

The 12-member committee is slated to review and discuss state laws relevant to local elections.

The utility will discontinue drive-thru service it used during the pandemic at the Forbes Building.

Repairs to the courthouse's air conditioning system were completed Monday.

The building will be closed to the public because of concrete work planned at the entrance.