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Slated Sept. 11-12, the downtown festival will feature four outdoor concerts, dozens of food trucks, community booths and children's activities.

Community members are invited to write haiku inspired by all the ways we use and rely upon chairs. Send them to us by June 24 to be considered for the top prize.

Community members packed a public hearing in Murray to voice concerns about proposed data center zoning regulations, with many urging city officials to do more to discourage the energy- and water-intensive facilities from locating in the city.

The bell hooks Book Club meets monthly at the Pennyroyal Area Museum. The next meeting is June 15.

The Housing and Urban Development grant is more than double the amount awarded to the local agency last year.

Heejung Park, the group's director, said, “We are creating a space where musicians and audiences come together to experience the power of live music ... that is accessible, inspiring and uniquely Hopkinsville.”

While no written record confirms the flag story, ample evidence survives to document the successful multigenerational flagmaking enterprise that Ross launched and then sustained with her daughter and granddaughters.

Across the country there's a growing class of ag-influencers who monetize farm life.

Several special programs about Kentucky's history are available on the KET website to view on demand.

Kentucky lawmakers failed to pass ratepayer protections with data centers this year

After someone noticed a hole in the pavement, a state highway crew dug off the road surface to check below and a much larger opening developed.

The Hopkinsville fair, celebrating its 75th edition, will culminate with a fireworks show on the 250th anniversary of America's independence.