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Bevin also issued pardons to 15 other people, including three women who were victims of domestic violence and who were convicted in the deaths of their abusers.

Lawmakers approved a $50 million dollar bond issue for the campaign during the 2019 General Assembly. Most of Kentucky’s 17 resorts and 45 parks were built about 50 years ago.

Baptist churches in the region established an organization to create the private girls school in 1854. The main campus was on West 15th Street between Main and Canton streets.

Downtown business owners are being sought to apply for the Destination Business Bootcamp this spring in Longmont, Colorado. Participants will have follow-up sessions in Hopkinsville.

With less than a year until the deadline, a state official said setting up regional centers for citizens to obtain the ID cards is the fastest option.

Owners Graham and Heather Dawson have rescheduled the restaurant's opening on Sixth Street for the week before Christmas.

Rapid Response Events are planned at Hopkinsville Community College to provide information on resources for finding a new job.

Tilley, a Democrat, was instrumental in getting syringe-exchange programs in a big anti-heroin bill when he was chair of the state House Judiciary Committee. Late in the year, Republican Gov. Matt Bevin named him justice secretary. He has often been mentioned as a possible holdover with Democratic Gov.-elect Andy Beshear.

The closure affects 110 hourly and 61 salaried employees at the Hopkinsville plant, which opened in 1967.

Taylor is among a small number of transition team members who are not from the Louisville-Lexington-Frankfort triangle.

The governor had made unsubstantiated claims that there were “irregularities” in the election, but never provided any evidence to back them up.

Thomas Jefferson Baugh, who became an electrician after working for a phone company, put the colored lights on the city's tree at Peace Park.