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Several in-person, outdoor activities are planned for this year's summer reading program. Participants are eligible to win prizes using raffle tickets based on the amount of reading they complete.

The Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County is participating in the Blue Star Museums program through Labor Day.

The first event, featuring the Xtraordinary Gentlemen, coincides with the Squealin' on the Square BBQ Festival on June 4.

Several key metrics suggest that it could be time to have the conversation about when the coronavirus pandemic will be over.

Customers at Hopkinsville's largest retail department store and grocery had varied reactions to changes in the state's coronavirus mask requirements.

U.S. Rep. James Comer announced the winning entries from Kentucky's 1st Congressional District.

The 2019-20 class of Leadership Hopkinsville-Christian County raised $10,000 to spruce up the porch and add several amenities for library patrons.

Most government office buildings will not longer require masks or temperature checks.

There is no rush unless a bad variant arises, experts say, noting that children under 12 are rarely hospitalized with COVID-19.

Brooke Jung and Dan Kemp will co-chair the 2021 United Way of the Pennyrile fundraising campaign.

The Hoppers team mascot, Stitches, will be present May 25 for the first in-person History on Tap in more than a year.

Clinics are planned for May 26 in Oak Grove and Crofton. Appointments are not required.