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Hoptown Chronicle's editor will join the book club discussion Aug. 23 at Hopkinsville Brewing to talk about journalist Ted Poston's stories.

A century-old photograph shows how neighboring farmers helped each other harvest and cure Western Kentucky's most valuable and labor-intensive crop.

Nearly 20 people spoke at a special session of the Christian County Board of Elections that failed to abide by state law for notifying the public before the meeting.

University officials estimates upgrades to the Curris Center interior will cost $5.5 million.

Writers attending a Hindman workshop witnessed the flooding devastation and shared personal accounts of the impact.

Students who accept the Rotary Impact scholarship will commit to teach at least four years in Christian County Public Schools.

The group will play Sept. 17 at the Memorial Building.

A new survey shows that a third of Kentuckians feel the pandemic is over — despite a recent increase in cases.

Last week, Congress passed legislation providing benefits to veterans diagnosed with a range of health ailments after serving in a combat zone. Kentucky's senators were split on the decision.

With ongoing recovery from destructive floods and tornadoes, politicians are emphasizing the importance of Kentuckians coming together.

Bruce Maples, who publishes Forward Kentucky, invited Sen. Whitney Westerfield to join him in the first Commonwealth Conversation.

This is the second time President Biden has visited Kentucky in less than a year to extend condolences after a massive weather-related tragedy.