Once the new over-the-counter birth control pill Is available, what about cost and coverage? by Michelle Andrews July 25, 2023 Opill will be available in stores and online in early 2024.
Barbecue restaurateur Mindy Hargrove is opening another eatery by Jennifer P. Brown July 24, 2023 Bar-B-Que Shack 2 at Knockum Hill is set to open Aug. 3 on LaFayette Road.
Kentucky-based AppHarvest files for bankruptcy by McKenna Horsley July 24, 2023 The company will seek to transfer its Berea operation to a business partner.
Eighth of August celebrations planned at brewery and museum by Hoptown Chronicle July 24, 2023 The date is when many African Americans in Hopkinsville and Western Kentucky celebrate their ancestors’ emancipation from slavery.
‘Harry Potter’ Experience slated at The Bruce by Jennifer P. Brown July 24, 2023 The event will benefit the Christian County Literacy Council.
Corporate dollars keep pouring into Republican Party of Kentucky building fund by Tom Loftus July 24, 2023 Mitch McConnell’s chief fundraiser is raising the money for the Mitch McConnell Building.
Revolutionary-era trunk carried stories of nation’s past to Hopkinsville by Alissa Keller July 24, 2023 A closer look at a historic trunk housed by the Museums of Historic Hopkinsville & Christian County reveals more stories than one might expect.
All in her name: An act of remembrance by Jennifer P. Brown July 24, 2023 Recently, Hoptown Chronicle editor Jennifer P. Brown has adopted a new identify of sorts. It all began as an act of remembrance.
Cameron accused of trying to ‘scare patients out of obtaining abortions’ by Deborah Yetter July 24, 2023 Planned Parenthood has denounced Republican AG Daniel Cameron's opposition to expanded medical privacy protections.
‘Disrupting Addiction: A KET Forum’ premieres Monday, July 24 by Kentucky Health News July 24, 2023 The program will include a panel of survivors, drug-recovery experts and providers.
‘Forever chemicals’ contaminating Kentucky waters detailed for lawmakers by Liam Niemeyer and Julia Hunter July 21, 2023 A sample taken from Christian County in 2020 showed the single highest concentration of PFAS in a study of 40 surface water sites across the state.
Beshear cries ‘politics’ as auditor launches examination of disaster relief funds by McKenna Horsley July 20, 2023 Republican lawmakers say 200 checks went to wrong people.
