Business & Development

News about business and development in downtown Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

The building at 10th and Main streets is one of several properties Tyler Young and Taylor Thieke have purchased since last fall.
Michael Venable will relocate his agency to a century-old building under renovation on South Virginia Street.
The local employees are among 20,000 in the Southeast who began their strike at midnight Friday over a contract dispute with the company.
The work will cost an estimated $175,000 to $182,000, Community and Development Services officials explained at an Inner-City Residential Enterprise Zone board meeting.
Hopkinsville City Council will have to approve the Inner-City REZ board's plan to use roughly $175,000 on demolition projects.
The center will broaden HCC’s capacity to teach technical skills for health, agriculture and industrial fields.
The donation will help the Boys and Girls Club build a new 2,100-square-foot kitchen at its Walnut Street facility.
The Milwaukee-based company, which has had a plant in Murray for more than 30 years, announced on Thursday plans to consolidate production of its small vertical-shaft engines to its Poplar Bluff, Missouri facility.
Kirkman Terrace will have a mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments for renters who are at least 55 years old and meet income restrictions.
The Mixer is still a few months away from its opening on Sixth Street, but owners will begin serving customers this afternoon from a mobile kitchen at Hopkinsville Brewing Co.
Dogwood Funerals and Cremation will open in a former church building at 709 Country Club Lane.
A brick wall is being rebuilt at the rear of two adjoining buildings that date to the late 19th century.