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Turner, the Christian County historian, joined the Hopkinsville Rotary Club in 1971 and is the current longest serving member.

Two services are planned on May 6 at the Thomas L. Riley Lecture Hall.

At the halfway mark of the six-night auction, Rotarians are well ahead of the mark set on the same night a year ago.

Chris Jung will give the program on the horse that had ties to Christian County.

The $1.2 million investment at Legacy Metals will provide a facility to develop and trim roofing and siding panels for the building industry.

The auction continues nightly through Saturday at the Memorial Building downtown.

The census was not overtly manipulated, but the results were skewed because of underfunding and understaffing, says a former Department of Commerce official.

To be considered for disaster assistance, storm victims must have applied to FEMA before the deadline, which was March 14.

The dinner and a silent auction will raise money to help send children to camp.

Community members can join the effort downtown at 9 a.m. on Friday, April 22.

One fuel distributor said that higher costs mean stations hit their credit limit sooner and can't buy as much gas from him.

Rotarians raised $143,822 on Monday and presented the club's first Rotary Foundation grant to Men 2 Be.