Business & Development

News about business and development in downtown Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

The building that housed Boyd's Boutique & Bridal needs an entire wall replaced, an engineer said after an adjacent structure was demolished.
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Business partners Mallory Lawrence and Mindy Hargrove hope to open The Crusty Pig by late this year.
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The expansion is expected to create 25 additional jobs for the company.
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The family of Madisonville pastor Kevin Maples opened Campfire Roasters last fall on Fort Campbell Boulevard.
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Planter Bank made the contributions to match the value of items donated to organizations such as Joy Closet, Aaron McNeil and Alpha Pregnancy Care.
Two men who own construction-related businesses bought the East Ninth Street property.
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Gov. Andy Beshear announced that a company will locate a new facility in Simpson County that is expected to create 141 jobs.
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The Hopkinsville Water Environment Authority has owned the station since 2006 but no longer needs it for storage, said general manager Derrick Watson.
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The daylong SEED Summit sponsored by Planters Bank will be Feb. 21 at the James E. Bruce Convention Center.
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The loans are for working capital needs caused by storms on Dec. 31, 2021, and Jan. 1, 2022
Martha Argot, Ruth Lynch, Josh Ryan and DeeAnna Sova are among 30 picked for Leadership West Kentucky.
The project by Elevate Windows and Doors would have employed about 200 workers.