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Carver taught successfully for more than a decade and was named Kentucky Teacher of the Year in 2022 before a small contingent in his community ended his career.

Museum director Alissa Keller will speak about episodes in the life of notorious Hopkinsville native Asbury Harpending.

HB 5, the anti-crime bill, was opposed by a broad political spectrum with conservative and progressive groups saying the legislation needs more fiscal analysis. 

What else could come up as General Assembly wraps up this year’s regular session?

Compared to 2017, it was a laid-back affair in Hopkinsville. Many who gathered at the visitor center reminisced about the last eclipse, when more than 100,000 tourists poured into the community.

The Homegrown National Park philosophy seeks to increase pollinator habitats one backyard at a time.

Hopkinsville will experience a 98% partial eclipse Monday, and viewing events are planned at Visit Hopkinsville and Casey Jones Distillery.

The Trust for Civic Life is a new funding collaborative that will support the “ordinary” activities that build stronger communities.

Because birds use light to match their behaviors to their environment, scientists have lots of questions about how they will respond to the eclipse.

Pastor C.E. Timberlake Way replaces Quarry Street alongside First Street Missionary Baptist Church.

McConnell criticized President Joe Biden’s administration for “making it difficult” for a liquefied natural gas terminal to be built in Louisiana.

Former NASA astronaut and engineer Karen Nyberg is sharing some quilts she’s made over the years depicting both terrestrial and extra-terrestrial subject matter.