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The event on March 30 is billed as a "day of women's empowerment."

Works by 20 guild members will be displayed at Hopkinsville Community College.

The class on April 13 is limited to 15 participants.

Twenty findings identified significant issues, all occurring in a chaotic accounting environment that lacked effective safeguards and responsible management and Board oversight.

Ray Loux said he's uncertain about the future and how the bill "is going to affect me."

Here's a look at major legislation heading into the final days of the session.

Jennifer P. Brown has been chronicling the people and places of Hopkinsville and Christian County for more than 35 years.

Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron, a candidate for governor, said Jason Glass was worrying “more about social-engineering than he does test scores.”

Richard Holland constructed and furnished the opera house in grand fashion for $25,000 to $30,000 in 1882. He was 23 years old when it opened to the public.

The Kentucky Humanities program brings history to life in communities across the state.

The bill’s sponsor says it gives litigants a “roll of the dice” to get out of “an unfavorable venue.”

The contest named for Hopkinsville native bell hooks had some 80 entries that will be compiled in a book available in a month or so.