Events

The tour showcases cemeteries, medical clinics, churches and Attucks High School.

Highlights of the fair include the carnival rides and games, tractor pulls, beauty pageants, the demolition derby, and 4-H and FFA livestock contests.

Guests who attend the Thursday evening museum program can sample recipes from an old Hopkinsville cookbook.

The 2024-25 Live series featuring six musical shows begins in September with an Eagles tribute band.

A $5,000 allocation from Mayor James R. Knight Jr.'s discretionary fund will cover the free admission and special programming for students.

The idea grew out of a discussion about how to support all of the city’s small businesses — not just those downtown.

The June calendar is packed with activities ranging from goat yoga to Hoppers' ballgames and a Beatles tribute concert.

Church groups are encouraged to participate in the June 8 event at Mount Olive Baptist Church.

Several activities are planned at the distillery from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, June 29.

Tickets for TheWannaBeatles concert are $50 for adults and $38 for students and the military.

Fort Campbell’s deputy commanding general of operations was supposed to speak at the event.

Dr. Gerald Smith, co-editor of "The Kentucky African American Encyclopedia," will be the guest speaker June 15 at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Hopkinsville-Christian County.