Arts & Culture

Secretary of State Michael Adams' office is conducted a contest to pick a sticker that voters will receive at the polls in November.

It's the third year the literacy council has sponsored a writing contest in memory of bell hooks.

Murals have made their mark on Hopkinsville in recent years, beautifying areas around the city while chronicling its history.

The public is invited to work on a museum mural — a tribute to Hopkinsville's Edgar Cayce and other figures — starting at 10:30 a.m. Saturday.

The public is invited to submit short poems to be broadcast on WKMS.

The public is invited to the ceremony Sunday, March 24, at The Performing Arts Center.

Organized by the Christian County Master Gardeners, the expo will feature 30 vendors and several free seminars on gardening and outdoor living.

The documentary takes place on the backdrop of significant social change experienced in North Africa and the Middle East during the 2010s.

The public is invited to the Round Table Reading Series Lecture.

Penguin Random House has used its media might to resist bans, educate consumers and share "censored" content.

Restoration efforts for a shuttered Paducah theater have received a boost — thanks to a half million dollar pledge from the city.

Hopkinsville Community College English professor Elizabeth Burton will teach the workshop, using artifacts as inspiration.