Business & Development

The theme of the 137th annual meeting was “Rooted in Community, Growing Our Future.”

Lack of regulations, cheap energy costs make state a prime target for new industry.

The dinner, themed "Rooted in Community, Growing Our Future," will be June 11.

The expansion will create 200 new jobs at the Hopkinsville plant, where 165 workers are currently employed.

The growth of Kentucky’s race purses has led to a higher quality of horses competing here, more interest among bettors and a breeding boom running contrary to national trends.

When making Scotch whisky, Scottish distillers often use bourbon barrels to age the product, which adds extra flavor like vanilla.

Twenty individuals will be chosen for the nine-month program. The deadline to apply is May 20.

Postmaster General David Steiner outlined possible "drastic measures," including reducing service days from 6 to 5, dropping "unprofitable routes," and closing some smaller post offices.

A sweeping housing bill stalled in the final hours of Kentucky’s legislative session, leaving major proposals to address the state’s growing housing shortage unresolved despite limited new funding.

The forum sponsors are Focus 21st Century Minority Leadership and the Human Rights Commission of Hopkinsville-Christian County.

The “Build Your Own Bourbon Trail” feature helps travelers plan trips across the trail’s 68 destinations, highlighting distilleries, tasting rooms and other experiences across Kentucky.

The announcement that the boutique will close is the second this week for a locally owned retail shop in downtown Hopkinsville.