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Campaign leaders revealed the amount raised so far during a joint lunch meeting of Hopkinsville’s Rotary and Kiwanis clubs.

Ascend Elements, which is building a plant in Hopkinsville, turns recycled lithium-ion batteries into parts for electric vehicle batteries.

Bill Munday and Ruth Lynch are inaugural members of the Hall of Fame.

The appointments are for Joseph Sisk, a farmer, and Kelli Pendleton, a Fort Campbell advocate.

The Mixer restaurant and Hopkinsville Brewing Co. are collaborating for the Nov. 10 event.

The Ascend Elements facility will recycle batteries to produce lithium-ion materials for electric-vehicle batteries.

The musical comedy follows the story of two brothers, contemporaries of William Shakespeare who believe they must compete with the great bard for literary fame.

The lithium battery plant planned in Hopkinsville's Commerce Park II is receiving the grant from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

Voters who qualify for an absentee mail-in ballot must apply for one by Oct. 25.

Locals interested in donating blood can do so at the Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center, 1902 S. Virginia St.

The 16 students will learn about city government and opportunities to volunteer in the community.

The clergyman, whose example inspired the establishment of a crisis relief agency, endured many hardships as he worked to become a priest while leading a new church.