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"Hopkinsvillians in 1913 cherished the building, not just because of its entertainment potential but because of its beauty. It was a testament to what a group of people in Hopkinsville could achieve when they united for a single cause," writes columnist Grace Abernethy.

Meals for Kentucky seniors are geting a "temporary" $9 million reprieve with state funds.

Each tour, one at 4:30 p.m. and the other at 7 p.m., will last about 90 minutes. The two groups will share a catered supper in the cemetery at 6 p.m.

The First Amendment rights of students at Department of Defense schools were being violated by removal of library books about Black history, alleged the American Civil Liberties Union in a lawsuit against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and others.

Preservationist Grace Abernethy will give the program, "Opening Night at The Rex."

Thousands turned out across Kentucky for a day of peaceful protest. Many wore inflatable animal costumes, carried signs and chanted protests against the Trump administration.

Saturday's rally attracted approximately 225 protesters, including several from neighboring communities, who brought American flags and hand-made signs.

At issue are laws affecting those who will serve on State Fair Board and Executive Branch Ethics Commission.

Both races begin at the Christian County Justice Center with the half marathon entrants starting at 8 a.m. and the 5K runners at 8:20 a.m. 

K’Veon Ivory and Karla Quintanilla will attend monthly board meetings and official gatherings and events, and give board presentations

“The Vote — What You Need to Know" forum is planned for Nov. 3 at the Pioneers Memorial Complex.

Mayor James R Knight Jr. initiated the awards in 2024 with an aim to “celebrate the unsung heroes who make Hopkinsville a stronger, more connected community.”