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Gwenda Motley, a retired educator, spoke about her sister, feminist author bell hooks, during History on Tap at Hopkinsville Brewing Co.

Hopkinsville Brewing Co. used Veterans Blend hops to create a new IPA in honor of The Big Read.

See photos from Hopkinsville's Big Read kickoff at the Alhambra Theatre. The war-time USO show was complete with singers and dancers.

Hopkinsville Brewing Co. has cleared the first hurdle in an expansion plan after securing approval Wednesday for a conditional use permit.

Employees of the Pennyroyal Arts Council, who had their offices in the depot, moved to the Alhambra Theatre.

Myra Kaye Hancock, owner of The Place restaurant on Sixth Street, died at her home of natural causes. She was 57.

Hopkinsville City Council have cleared the way for the state Probation and Parole office to eventually move out of the heart of downtown.

A local couple hopes their Kickstarter campaign will help finance construction and startup costs for a new downtown restaurant.

If the city catches a break, it'll be snow – and not rain – that will fall during the annual Christmas parade on Saturday.

Residents should plan for street closures from 2:30 to 7 p.m. Saturday in downtown Hopkinsville during the annual Christmas parade.

The Kentucky New Era, the daily newspaper published by the same family in Hopkinsville for more than 125 years, has been sold to the Paxton Media Group in Paducah.

When the property where they rented space went up for auction, a surprising turn of events helped two downtown business owners stay put.