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The forum, organized by the Hopkinsville-Christian County League of Women Voters, will be Oct. 16 at the Hopkinsville Municipal Center.

After a quick report on new funding for local road improvements, Gov. Matt Bevin spent about 30 minutes discussing key themes of his re-election bid during a visit Monday to Hopkinsville.

The ordinance would apply to the city's busiest streets downtown and to Fort Campbell Boulevard from 21st Street to the parkway.

The parade has a new division this year for golf carts.

Tickets are $50 and go on sale at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Alhambra box office and online.

In his ruling, Chief Justice John Minton wrote that the case “should serve as a cautionary tale to all Kentucky judges who use social media.”

Several advertisements are funded by independent political groups that are either trying to support their candidate of choice or knock down an opponent.

Farmers who want to sell electricity to utilities generally lease land to power companies to build the panels.

The protest drew international attention, helped win miners a portion of their back pay, and highlighted the state’s failure to collect bond payments from companies like Blackjewel, as the law requires.

An oral history tells the story of Hal and Bettye Thurmond and how the Catholic faith led them to be civil rights leaders in Hopkinsville.

Thornton Wilder's play "Our Town" is the featured work for Hopkinsville's sixth Big Read.

Nominations for the Hal and Bettye Thurmond Award must be submitted to the Human Rights Commission by 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 4.