Hoptown

Hundreds of German POWS held at Camp Campbell during World War II were hired out for $2.50 a day to work on local farms.

Eugene Poole Jr., an architect who has led the design and construction for three U.S. presidential inaugural ceremonies, has some advice for students.

The funding comes from the Delta Regional Authority.

The signs will eventually hang outside on the rear wall of the Alhambra Theatre, visible from Weber Street.

Organizers hope to have at least 100 members present for the first meeting at the Alhambra Theatre.

Fish plates and sandwiches will be available for pre-order on Oct. 27.

The Nashville Opera is bringing the "One Vote Won" — a work that was commissioned in observance of the centennial of the 19th Amendment to the US Constitution — to Hopkinsville.

The Commission on Racial Healing for the Episcopal Diocese of Kentucky is sponsoring the service Saturday, Oct. 15, at Grace Episcopal Church.

The event on Saturday, Oct. 15, will also have pork chop sandwiches served by Hopkinsville Junior Auxiliary.

As a reader-first newsroom, Hoptown Chronicle believes it is important to be clear and transparent with our audience about our values and how we make decisions.

The Pennyroyal Arts Council and several community partners are hosting events centering on the novel "There There."

The rickhouse, part of a nearly $2 million expansion, will store up to 3,000 barrels of bourbon and other spirits stacked seven stories high.