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The small Main Street restaurant has been a fixture of downtown Hopkinsville since 1936.

Officials hope to develop informative, downloadable apps that would allow visitors to take self-guided tours.

Stagnating wages, growing utility bills, and rising housing costs have caused more residents in rural coal country to look to solar power.

Sponsors make a $100 donation and have their name and logo displayed at one hole on the course and at the leader board.

Proponents of raising the legal age to buy tobacco to 21 say McConnell's bill doesn't go far enough but add it could be the opening bid to change.

The elevator for the three-story building that previously housed J.C. Penney apparently had not been used in decades.

Volunteers cleaned out plant beds, set new flowers and added mulch in the Adopt-A-Spot location at Ninth and Main streets.

Gov. Matt Bevin and his Democratic challengers, Attorney General Andy Beshear, will share the stage Aug. 3 at Fancy Farm.

There's a vast difference between what urban residents and some news media believe is happening in rural communities and what actual is happening in those communities.

Hopkinsville's Fourth of July celebration and fireworks show is Thursday evening at Ruff Park. Food trucks will begin serving at 6:30 p.m.

Brewery employee Roger Tison wanted to recognize Pride month, in support of the LGBT community, with a night drag queen bingo.

Bernard Standard has led the Hopkinsville Human Relations Commission since 1990. A native of Memphis, he moved to Hopkinsville in 1978 to work for a loan company.