Absentee and early voting options available before the Nov. 8 general election by Jennifer P. Brown October 18, 2022 Voters who qualify for an absentee mail-in ballot must apply for one by Oct. 25.
Kentucky facing blood shortage as hospital blood needs rise by Stan Ingold October 18, 2022 Locals interested in donating blood can do so at the Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center, 1902 S. Virginia St.
Hopkinsville officials announce students picked for Mayor’s Youth Council by Hoptown Chronicle October 18, 2022 The 16 students will learn about city government and opportunities to volunteer in the community.
Legacy of A.H. McNeil in Hopkinsville seen as a path to racial reconciliation by Jennifer P. Brown October 17, 2022 The clergyman, whose example inspired the establishment of a crisis relief agency, endured many hardships as he worked to become a priest while leading a new church.
German POWs filled gap on Christian County farms during WWII by Alissa Keller October 17, 2022 Hundreds of German POWS held at Camp Campbell during World War II were hired out for $2.50 a day to work on local farms.
Rand Paul seeks third U.S. Senate term stoking controversy, railing against authority by Divya Karthikeyan October 17, 2022 Despite his penchant for picking fights with party leaders, Paul has been a safe bet for the GOP retaining a Senate seat in Kentucky.
COVID-19 booster rates in nursing homes lag, especially among staff by Melissa Patrick October 16, 2022 It's an issue that is especially prominent among nursing home staff and in Kentucky, where the rate is among the lowest in the nation.
Hopkinsville native Eugene Poole Jr. encourages students to ‘stick to it’ by Meg Mills and Steve Shaffer October 16, 2022 Eugene Poole Jr., an architect who has led the design and construction for three U.S. presidential inaugural ceremonies, has some advice for students.
Will COVID spike again this fall? 6 tips to help you stay safe by Céline Gounder October 16, 2022 Here's what you should know about COVID-19 and updated boosters to prepare for a possible fall or winter surge.
Abortion question on Kentucky’s Nov. 8 ballot may be confusing, but it becomes clearer when you look at the possible outcomes by Al Cross October 14, 2022 Passage of the abortion question on Kentucky's general election ballot would leave the law up to the General Assembly.
Economic agency OKs $58,785 for Casey Jones project by Jennifer P. Brown October 13, 2022 The funding comes from the Delta Regional Authority.
Students in art camp create Big Read-inspired signs by Jennifer P. Brown October 13, 2022 The signs will eventually hang outside on the rear wall of the Alhambra Theatre, visible from Weber Street.
