Events

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

Both movies are up for Oscars at the Academy Awards on Sunday.

The renovated museum, housed in the 1915 Post Office building on East Ninth Street, will feature all new exhibits.

The mayor and his executive secretary are both leaving for new jobs at the end of January.

Damaging winds were still possible into the evening Saturday, the National Weather Service reported.

Gorman’s family moved to Hopkinsville in 1975 and he graduated from University Heights Academy in the mid-1980s.

Last year more than 1,000 people skated on the synthetic ice rink set up at Ninth and Main in Founders Square.

The society's 49 singers, along with a brass ensemble, will perform a mix of classical music, spirituals and popular holiday songs.

Coats, jackets and other articles of warm clothing are being collected by the Knights of Columbus.

The third annual FriendsGiving features Alonzo Pennington, a popular Kentucky musician who plays a mix of blue, country and Americana music.

The contest took place in a former body shop garage undergoing renovations to provide an expansion space for the downtown brewery.

Hamburgers and hot dogs will be served and several activities are planned for children.