Business & Development

News about business and development in downtown Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

ExxonMobile announced Tuesday that it is acquiring the technology and U.S.-based assets of Superior Graphite, including most of the company’s production facility in Hopkinsville, for an undisclosed price.
superior graphite
"Mile Markers & Milestones: A Community Road Trip," will highlight updates in infrastructure, economic development, quality of life and civic innovation.
chamber of commerce building feature
BLVD Bash was established in 2024 to highlight businesses along the commercial strip of Fort Campbell Boulevard.
Boulevard businesses
Apple said the glass for all iPhones and Apple Watches would be made at the Harrodsburg-based Corning facility.
President Donald Trump has signed a series of executive orders in recent months aimed at accelerating nuclear energy developments across the country.
men with shovels of dirt
The religious group had originally intended to operate in Clarksville but was unable to find a suitable location in the city.
homeless man
The special evenings with extended hours for businesses and a focus on local artists and musicians are planned July 24, Aug. 28 and Sept. 25.
downtown at night
Mindy Golladay Hargrove, a small business owner and resident of Trigg County, was elected to the board by a three-vote margin.
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Participating businesses that serve alcoholic beverages must complete a city application and pay a $100 fee annually.
entertainment district sign
Existing businesses with growth goals and entrepreneurs with startup ideas are invited to compete.
Planters Bank
The school system will reserve many of the new openings at its Inspire program for children of Jennie Stuart employees.
Dr. MLK Jr. Early Learning Center
Poole, who has directed several major projects in Washington, D.C., is also an artist whose work includes a quilt exhibition celebrating Black jockeys who have ridden Kentucky Derby horses.
Eugene Poole in classroom