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James Hunter, a retired college math teacher, won the spelling bee that raised money for the Christian County Literacy Council.

The first step in a five-month process is a survey being conducted in August to gauge local perceptions about Hopkinsville's identity.

Several lawmakers raised concerns in the hearing over whether the electric grid could handle increased demand from electric vehicle charging.

The bulk of the payments went to farmers in southern states with higher percentages of Black residents.

Federal grants from the Rural Energy for America Program will help businesses lower energy bills and expand their green energy footprint.

The fact that the Dalton house still had nearly all of its historic windows was a big selling point for Hopkinsville's Grace and Brendan Abernethy, whose restoration efforts now provide lessons for others working on older homes.

“Metamorphosis: Hopkinsville in the 1910s” is the gala theme that organizers hope guests will use to fashion their attire for the evening.

Cameron, whose one term as attorney general ended in January, is now CEO of a group opposed to environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices among corporations. 

Part of the work includes $14 million for temporary structures where the House and Senate will meet while renovation of the 120-year-old building is underway.

The BIG BEE Spelling Bee for adults is Thursday at Hopkinsville Brewing Co.

Al Cross is leaving the University of Kentucky as the Director Emeritus of the Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues, which he co-founded with former newspaper publisher Al Smith.