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Four winning entries are available to read online.

Though the bill originally dealt with limiting how long the governor’s emergency orders remain in effect to 15 days, it was changed to focus instead on removing references to specific emergencies Thursday morning in a committee substitute.

The project will include new machinery and equipment in the company's existing plant at the Hopkinsville Industrial Park.

“The Women of Appalachia Project” helps dispel negative stereotypes about people from Appalachia through the arts.

The prom dates will be April 16 and 23, both at the Stadium of Champions, and a coin toss will determine which school has each date.

The second Sunday in March marks the start of daylight saving time.

Democratic Rep. Attica Scott’s bill to ban no-knock warrants, Breonna’s Law for Kentucky, will get its first hearing in the House Judiciary Committee this week.

LBL’s recommendation to scale down operations at The Homeplace met swift backlash from community members, natives of Between the Rivers, and the Friends of Land Between the Lakes, the recreation area’s nonprofit partner that staffs and handles programming at the farm.

The book by bell hooks, pen name of Hopkinsville native Gloria Watkins, was first published in 2000.

The deadline to apply is March 26, and families will be notified about acceptance by April 15.

Both of LBL's welcome stations and the Woodlands Nature Station will be open daily starting April 1.

The guidance says fully vaccinated people can gather indoors with one another and not wear masks or maintain social distance. However, masks and social distancing are still recommended when going out in public.