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Eligible farmers can visit eight participating farm stores to collect up to $1,500 in supplies to repair or replace damaged items

The gardeners will teach brief lessons on the first Tuesday of March, April and May at Hopkinsville Brewing.

The first meal, honoring Saint Joseph, will be on Feb. 25.

Brumfield, a health department employee since 2014, had served as interim director for seven months.

The board chose the name that received the most votes in a community survey.

Groups interested in hosting a vaccine clinic should apply to the Kentucky Association of Health Plans by March 13.

The bill conflicts with a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention order that required students and drivers to wear masks on buses, regardless of their vaccination status.

Over the last week, Republicans have advanced bills in both the House and Senate that would ban transgender girls from participating in girls sports, even though there haven’t been any complaints in Kentucky about such rare cases.

Various organizations in Hopkinsville are celebrating Black History Month with an array of events from a pop-up shop to a brewery presentation.

Retired educator Bettie Esters Broady will lead the program.

Rural King plans to redevelop Hopkinsville's original mall property on Fort Campbell Boulevard. It will occupy an anchor store and lease smaller spaces to other retailers and restaurants.

The Boxmasters have been booked for the eighth annual Hoptown Hopfest, a benefit for improvements to the Alhambra Theatre.