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Health officials urge everyone six months and older to get a flu shot each year, and note that much of flu season remains.

Bidding starts Tuesday, Jan. 28, at the library. The winner will get the first Ferrell's burger to come off the grill in eight months.

The outgoing mayor's "Plan of Action" is on the EDC board's meeting agenda.

Owners Lisa and Peter Hussey plan to open their Hopkinsville restaurant this spring. They also own a popular restaurant in Princeton.

One of Hopkinsville’s most striking historic landmarks was saved from bring razed in 1959 after the widow of a former city commissioner raised public awareness and money to save the chapel.

Sen. Whitney Westerfield, R-Crofton, said he proposed the law in reaction to states that allow abortions to take place later during pregnancy. Abortions resulting in a live birth are extremely rare, according to the CDC.

Voters with a "reasonable impediment" to obtaining a photo ID would still be able to use ID without a photo.

City officials estimate that required pension payments will result in a deficit of more than $5 million to the city's budget by 2024-25 if the council doesn't implement tax increases and/or spending cuts.

The mayor and his executive secretary are both leaving for new jobs at the end of January.

Among several topics, speakers will cover IRS regulations, grant writing, marketing, partnerships and volunteer recruitment.

The council has a month from Hendricks' vacancy to name an interim mayor, who will serve through the end of 2020.

As more growers jumped into the market, the price of CBD-rich hemp fell 75 percent in less than a year.