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.
HWEA lifts water shortage warning and restriction on vehicle washing by Jennifer P. Brown December 29, 2022 Officials said more than 165 pipe leaks contributed to unusually high demand for water on Christmas Day and the following day.
Here’s where to celebrate an ‘early’ New Year’s Eve by Jennifer P. Brown December 28, 2022 Hopkinsville has options for celebrants who don't plan to be out too late this weekend.
Swearing-in ceremonies Thursday for judges and city and county officials by Jennifer P. Brown December 28, 2022 Elected officials and employees in their offices will recite the oath from the Kentucky constitution to begin new terms in 2023.
New COVID cases in Kentucky jumped 40% last week by Al Cross December 27, 2022 Kentucky's increase in new COVID-19 cases over the last two weeks ranks second among all states.
Poor plant health slashes earnings of an ag innovator and job creator in rural Kentucky by Liz Carey December 27, 2022 AppHarvest has expanded its controlled-environment agriculture from producing only tomatoes to include greens, berries and cucumbers. Does a deep drop in revenue point to problems or just growing pains?
HWEA restricts water usage during period of high demand by Jennifer P. Brown December 27, 2022 The restrictions include using water to wash vehicles.
HWEA and Christian County Water District ask customers to conserve water by Jennifer P. Brown December 26, 2022 HWEA reported high demand after sub-zero temperatures likely caused numerous pipe leaks.
The Ghost of an Idea: A reflection on Charles Dickens and the history and meaning of the season by David DeWitt December 23, 2022 The spirit of Christmas was being relegated to a minor holiday under the smokestacks of industrial profit. And then Scrooge and Tiny Tim came onstage.
Arctic cold persists; residents urged to stay off roads, conserve energy by Jennifer P. Brown December 23, 2022 TVA and local electric utilities urged customers to conserve power to help avoid large-scale blackouts.
Winter storm impact: Cancellations and postponements by Jennifer P. Brown December 22, 2022 Announcements related to the arctic blast at the start of the Christmas weekend.
