Hoptown

The virtual program at noon Wednesday, Jan. 19, will focus on the 1960s in Hopkinsville.

Dr. David Kabithe, a general surgeon in Hopkinsville, will give a keynote address on health and wellness.

A $10,000 donation will help people affected by the storms in Christian, Caldwell, Hopkins, Muhlenberg and Todd counties.

The low-interest loans can be used for physical losses and to help "repair or replace damaged or destroyed physical property essential to the success of the agricultural operation, including livestock losses."

The Savannah, Georgia-based orchestra played for three Sunday services at Edgewood Baptist Church.

Children in kindergarten through 12th grade are invited to try out for the play.

Prior to returning to in-person instruction on Jan. 4, Christian County Public Schools issued a statement that the district would not be requiring masks.

A training session is planned Wednesday, Jan. 12, at the PADD office in Hopkinsville.

Pembroke Elementary School is also returning to in-person instruction for the first time since Dec. 12, when it closed because of tornado damages.

The Fabulous Equinox and Hopkinsville musician Kenneth Bates played mainly gospel music for the concert to help people affected by the Western Kentucky tornadoes.

During the campaign, 187 donors contributed, up from 165 last year

Friday will bring frigid temperatures and the threat of black ice on roads.