Events

Park employees will facilitate the mobile spray parks and will ensure social distancing for health and safety.

The event will observe social distancing at the start line and during other correlating activities. A virtual race option also is available and allows participants to run 13.1 or 3.1 miles on their own time and at their own location, while still receiving a race bib, shirt and medal.

The temperature will deep below the freezing mark early Wednesday morning.

Vendors who were signed up for the festival will receive a fund, organizers said.

Travel concerns related to the coronavirus caused the postponement.

The Lenten luncheons are a tradition that goes back at least 35 years at the Hopkinsville church.

Owners Kate Russell and Joey Medeiros invested more than $220,000 in the expansion. The brewery will now be open Monday through Saturday.

The dinners are set for three Fridays during Lent in the Catholic school's new cafeteria.

Gorman graduated from University Heights Academy in 1983. He left Western Kentucky University and moved to Atlanta, where he met brothers Chris and Rich Robinson, his eventual Black Crowes’ co-founders.

The contribution is the largest independent fundraiser for the local United Way's 2019 campaign.

The showing marks a shift by the Pennyroyal Arts Council to begin offering some new movies at the Alhambra.

Gorman, who grew up in Hopkinsville and graduated from University Heights Academy, co-founded The Black Crowes.