News

The weeklong auction raises money for college scholarships and provides grants for various community programs.
A sweeping housing bill stalled in the final hours of Kentucky’s legislative session, leaving major proposals to address the state’s growing housing shortage unresolved despite limited new funding.
IMG_9913-2048x1365
An Italian immigrant who sold oysters and fish in Hopkinsville in the 1930s is one of the personalities from local history who helped spark a special meal at the Pennyroyal Area Museum.
Frank_DeGeorge_fish_market
A decades-old country store turned museum in Murray, Kentucky is being revived by its founder’s son
Penny Grocery Museum exterior
An aide hustled the senator away after question about Trump’s threat to wipe out "a whole civilization."
U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell with mic
It's Kentucky's largest increase of voters since the 2024 presidential election.
vote here sign
The Pennyroyal Arts Council is offering three summer camps: American at 250: A Journey Through Art, Mural Art Camp: "Soul Food" and the Missoula Children's Theatre: Peter and Wendy.
Hopkinsville drivers have long used West Edmunds Street as a cut-through from South Main Street to Canton Street.
Screenshot
Bates was involved in a number of volunteer programs in Hopkinsville and was a deacon, organist and Sunday school teacher at Original Church of God.
kenneth-bates
Two former Shaker communities are preserved historical sites in Kentucky — Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill near Lexington and South Union Shaker Village near Auburn.
Shakers movie
Kentucky lawmakers wrapped up a frenetic late-night session Wednesday by passing the state’s two-year budget, advancing dozens of bills and sending a slate of high-profile measures to Gov. Andy Beshear while leaving some contentious proposals unresolved.