Knights of Columbus sponsoring blood drive by Hoptown Chronicle January 22, 2024 The blood drive will be Tuesday, Jan. 30, in Hopkinsville.
House anti-DEI bill would increase government oversight of Kentucky’s public universities by McKenna Horsley January 22, 2024 Legislation mandates annual reports on “intellectual freedom and viewpoint diversity,” and bars any spending on diversity programs
Kentucky leads in use of new drugs that fight diabetes and obesity by Kentucky Health News January 22, 2024 More than 2% of Kentuckians use the drugs which mimic a hormone that triggers the release of insulin.
Bar at the Bar talk to focus on small businesses by Hoptown Chronicle January 22, 2024 Attorney Bob Ison will lead the informal talk on Jan. 30 at Hopkinsville Brewing Co.
Clarksville student with Christian County ties to perform at Carnegie Hall by Hoptown Chronicle January 22, 2024 Katelyn Henry was selected for the High School Performance Series at the renowned NYC venue on Feb. 11.
City of Hopkinsville has new public information officer by Jennifer P. Brown January 21, 2024 Amanda Brunt previously served as the spokeswoman for the Christian County Health Department.
Still Water performing for church dinner concert by Hoptown Chronicle January 21, 2024 The event is Feb. 14 at Westview Assembly of God.
Hopkinsville physicians will lead panel discussion for Heart Health Month by Hoptown Chronicle January 21, 2024 The community is invited to the event Feb. 2 at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School.
Christian County Public Schools remain closed by Hoptown Chronicle January 21, 2024 The district anticipates students will return to schools Tuesday.
What lurks beneath the snow and ice? A real noisy crowd. by Jennifer P. Brown January 21, 2024 Two broods of cicadas will emerge this spring and summer in the U.S., and one is expected in Christian County.
Wind chill advisory issued; low temps Friday and Saturday will be near zero by Jennifer P. Brown January 19, 2024 The wind chill Friday will be as low as minus 10.
Spending to lobby Kentucky legislature hit all-time high in 2023, spurred by gambling bills by Tom Loftus January 19, 2024 The record is noteworthy because Kentucky lawmakers convened for only a short legislative session of 30 days in 2023.
