Business & Development

News about business and development in downtown Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

The religious group had originally intended to operate in Clarksville but was unable to find a suitable location in the city.
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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.
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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.
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Existing businesses with growth goals and entrepreneurs with startup ideas are invited to compete.
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The school system will reserve many of the new openings at its Inspire program for children of Jennie Stuart employees.
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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.
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Food trucks will be serving at Hopkinsville Brewing Co. — and three restaurants, The Local, The Crusty Pig and The Mixer, will have special burgers for the week.
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Twenty class members will be selected. The deadline to apply is May 20.
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No fewer than 48 American racetracks have closed since 2000, but Kentucky operators continue to invest hundreds of millions in their facilities and are reaping an outsized return — and not only on the first Saturday in May. 
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Fifteen businesses and organizations received Compass Awards during an awards ceremony.
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The company says it plans to restart construction in the third quarter of this year with operations starting in late 2026.
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