Hoptown

Ashli Watts told a Hopkinsville audience that Kentucky should eliminate the state income tax and support programs that get more people into the workforce.

Just think of the impact that could have — not just in our newsroom, but in Hopkinsville and Christian County.

The Kentucky Arts Council is offering funds to artists and schools in areas hit by last December's tornadoes, including Christian County.

There’s something downright civic about pulling for local businesses during the season when many of us will be buying gifts for family and friends, writes Hoptown Chronicle editor Jennifer P. Brown.

Every person who attended the service at Freeman Chapel CME Church stated at least one thing they were thankful for.

The Turkey Trot starts at 8 a.m. Thursday at Founders Square downtown.

This month’s “Snapshots in Time” column features a photo hand-picked by Christian County historian William T. Turner.

Appointments are not required for flu shots at the Christian County Health Department.

Hoptown Chronicle is one of just 55 newsrooms nationwide selected for the grant supporting newsrooms upholding democracy through their coverage of elections, voting rights, and local and statewide government.

The club has a goal to buy new winter clothing for 250 children this year.

The $3,750 grant was awarded to Hampton Premium Meats.

The service will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Freeman Chapel CME Church.