Hoptown

Executive Director Alissa Keller accepted the Thomas C. Clark Award of Excellence in Frankfort.

Nominees, between ages 21 and 40, should be involved in Hopkinsville Young Professionals Engage.

The museum will receive the Thomas D. Clark Award of Excellence during Kentucky History Day ceremonies in Frankfort.

Judge John Atkins is presiding in the case involving Republican candidates Mark Graham and Doug Wilcox.

The tokens, hidden in six parks, will be good for free donuts in three local shops.

On June 7, the Christian County Long Term Recovery Group will be calling people and businesses impacted by the Dec. 11 and Jan. 1 tornadoes.

The annual event at Jeffers Bend Environmental Center attracted more than 400 people.

Daniel Brechwald led the campaign to get city council approval for Sunday sales.

Hoptown Chronicle asked the elections board to not have a private discussion about a court petition in the race between Mark Graham and Doug Wilcox.

Sunday alcohol sales in Hopkinsville will be legal beginning the weekend before Memorial Day.

The exhibit features the work of 54 artists from across the Commonwealth with their interpretation of the theme “Tell Us a Story.”

The outcome of the race between Republicans Mark Graham and Doug Wilcox is unknown because ballots were issued to 109 voters not eligible to vote in the race.