Abortion foe Sen. Westerfield proposes sweeping new supports for Kentucky families by Deborah Yetter January 3, 2024 The bill helping pregnant, young Kentuckians is "50 years too late," Westerfield said.
Kentucky House leaves its rules unchanged, despite calls for less control, more transparency by McKenna Horsley January 3, 2024 Ahead of this year’s regular session, which began Tuesday, some GOP House members had called for changes to the rules.
bell hooks Memorial Writing Contest is accepting entries by Hoptown Chronicle January 2, 2024 The theme of this year's contest is memories.
States, Biden administration push efforts to aid renters, keep people housed by Casey Quinlan January 2, 2024 Government rental assistance, a boon during the pandemic, has dwindled. Some states are working on their own solutions.
In memoriam 2023: Remembering their lives by Jennifer P. Brown January 1, 2024 Here are the stories of several Hopkinsville notables who died in 2023.
What to watch for as Kentucky legislature convenes by McKenna Horsley January 1, 2024 The 60-day session will see the Republican-led General Assembly consider bills dealing with charter schools, abortion and firearms, as well as pass a two-year state spending plan.
Brick and Mortar Monthly: Everything and the kitchen sink by Grace Abernethy December 30, 2023 The kitchen, along with quarters for cooks who worked in the Dalton house, reveal more stories about the historic Seventh Street house.
Happy New Year. Don’t try this at home. by Berry Craig December 29, 2023 Anvil-firing was a risky way to celebrate.
Keeping a streak alive can be strong motivation to stick with a chosen activity by Danny Weathers December 29, 2023 An activity streak has the power to compel behavior.
Deadlines swiftly approaching for political party switch and candidate filings by Tom Latek December 28, 2023 Kentucky is a closed primary state, so you can only cast your vote for candidates who are in the party with which you are affiliated.
2023 in Review: Reflecting on 12 months of public service journalism by Hoptown Chronicle December 28, 2023 Hoptown Chronicle exists because we want to see the community thrive. Here's some of our coverage from 2023 that embodies that mission.
Training set for new volunteers sought to visit with local seniors by Hoptown Chronicle December 27, 2023 A Friendly Visitor class is set for Jan. 9 at PADD's Hopkinsville office.
