A century ago, these 5-foot-long snowshoes carried a lawyer through Hopkinsville by Alissa Keller January 16, 2023 Artifacts like the snowshoes, which date to the 1910s, reveal bigger stories that strike at the "heart of who we are," observes Alissa Keller.
Texas manufacturer withdraws plan for door and window plant in Hopkinsville by Jennifer P. Brown January 11, 2023 The project by Elevate Windows and Doors would have employed about 200 workers.
Commonwealth’s Attorney Rick Boling to resign rather than face impeachment committee by Liam Niemeyer January 10, 2023 Boling will step down from his elected office on Feb. 28, said a state lawmaker who filed the impeachment resolution.
Ballot set for May 16 primary election in Kentucky by McKenna Horsley January 9, 2023 There are 12 Republicans seeking the nomination to challenge incumbent Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear, but Matt Bevin is not among them.
Hopkinsville’s MLK march on Monday will conclude with a program at Hopkinsville Community College; rain plan set by Jennifer P. Brown January 9, 2023 A community march in honor of the slain civil rights leader will begin at 9 a.m. at Freedom Elementary School.
Secretary of State Michael Adams tells legislative committee Kentucky needs more polling places by Tom Latek January 6, 2023 Adams noted that more than four times as many voters voted on Nov. 8 as voted in three early voting days combined in the last general election.
Readers help Hoptown Chronicle set NewsMatch record by Hoptown Chronicle January 6, 2023 Thanks to the generous support of readers, Hoptown Chronicle raised more than $41,000 to support local, independent journalism for Hopkinsville and Christian County.
State lawmaker seeks impeachment of Christian County prosecutor Rick Boling by Jennifer P. Brown January 4, 2023 A resolution filed in the General Assembly cites complaints of Boling's conduct in the Dayton Jones pardon and in another criminal case.
Hopkinsville City Council votes to limit public speaking time at meetings, enacts numerous board appointments by Jennifer P. Brown January 3, 2023 Tuesday's meeting was the first session for the newly installed council and Mayor James R. Knight Jr.
Downtown restauranteurs announce plans for a new diner by Jennifer P. Brown January 3, 2023 Paul and Adam Barnes, who closed their Main Street Tavern Restaurant on New Year's Eve, plan to open a diner on Ninth Street.
Here’s to good fortune and storytelling in 2023 by Jennifer P. Brown January 1, 2023 A new resident of the South learns about the New Year's Day ritual of black-eyed peas and cornbread.
Knight takes oath, pledges to make city ‘safer, cleaner’ as Hopkinsville’s mayor by Jennifer P. Brown December 29, 2022 Knight, a Republican, will serve with Hopkinsville's first ever all-Republican city council.
