Arts & Culture

News from the arts scene in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

The dinners are set for three Fridays during Lent in the Catholic school's new cafeteria.
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Gorman graduated from University Heights Academy in 1983. He left Western Kentucky University and moved to Atlanta, where he met brothers Chris and Rich Robinson, his eventual Black Crowes’ co-founders.
The event is March 12 at Wrather Auditorium on campus.
Robert Siegel.
The contribution is the largest independent fundraiser for the local United Way's 2019 campaign.
The showing marks a shift by the Pennyroyal Arts Council to begin offering some new movies at the Alhambra.
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The upgrade would more than double the resolution quality of planetarium shows and be able to present a greater variety of shows.
Rachel Collins comes to the station from the Marshall County Tribune-Courier, where she reported and edited news for six years.
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The arts council plans to reschedule the movie.
Gorman, who grew up in Hopkinsville and graduated from University Heights Academy, co-founded The Black Crowes.
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As a student at Murray State University in the mid-1970s, Jincy Canterbury-Hayes found her place at Murray State University's public radio station. Even after joining the U.S. Marine Corps, she often volunteered at radio stations.
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Free media literacy lessons are available online for students in sixth through 12th grade.
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