Arts & Culture

“Fairy Tales, Folk Tales and Myths” is the theme for the summer program, which runs until July 8 — and includes events for all ages.

A millennia after beer and wine helped develop our civilization, some say craft breweries continue to shape our culture.

This is the second consecutive year CCHS students earned the first- and second-place awards.

The journal will be unveiled at noon Wednesday in Hopkinsville Community College's Round Table Literary Park.

The Todd Hill Orchestra will play for the event on June 3.

The museum is participating in the Blue Stars Museums initiative.

The immersive dance, created by the daughter of a Hopkinsville native, "reveals generations-long confidences as a guide for black girls blooming in any place or time."

‘I’m not the one who politicized being gay. I’m just living my life,’ says the bestselling author.

Traci Waters will read and sign copies of her book at the Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library.

The deadline for submission is June 2.

The Salvation Army's annual taco dinner raises money to send children to camp.

The president of the Kentucky Library Association attributes the surge to a "a culture of fear and misunderstanding."