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Beginning Oct. 15, current Medicaid recipients may make changes to health plans through Dec. 1. Those who qualify for Medicaid can sign up anytime.
Humphries is the first candidate to announce for county clerk. The incumbent, Mike Kem, is not seeking re-election.
The National Farmers Union offers a free, year-long training program to help new farmers learn the business side of agriculture.
Nonpartisan Elections Citizens Committee is planning two forums to help educate local voters.
The incumbent Democrat, Steve Tribble, said he'll make an official announcement in seven to 10 days about his plans for the 2022 election
John Minton says although his term doesn’t expire until Jan. 1, 2023, he wanted to announce his intentions early.
After many plants were forced to closed during the pandemic, agricultural economists have begun to research the beef industry's resiliency in the face of such threats and what it means in the long term.
The department's COVID-19 drive-thru testing and other services will resume Thursday.
Hopkinsville Brewing Co.'s owners decided to postpone the event's beard and stein-holding contests, which usually draw larger crowds, because the pandemic.
Mid-America Arts Alliance is seeking grant applications from organizations that have an interest in helping members of the military and veterans.
As the number of cases appears to decrease, vaccination rates among health care personnel have grown — but still remain well below the statewide average.
Former professor, author, and founder of the Small-town Immigration Clearinghouse, Gordon's work shows that small-town decline is not inevitable, and that immigration often leads to revitalization.