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Local news from Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

A 5K and a 1-mile run are slated for Oct. 23. Participants will be encouraged to wear costumes.
A Nashville company that has done extensive stained glass work in a Hopkinsville church is restoring the decorative glass window for the South Main Street property.
In Kentucky, all residents of long-term care facilities are also eligible to get a Moderna or Pfizer booster shot, the state health commissioner announced.
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Two bands, one from South Carolina and the other from Nashville, will play for the outdoor concert.
The committee is arranging to have several speakers address the community on the differences between nonpartisan and partisan city elections, and the potential impact of each.
As health care workers grapple with the pandemic’s most recent wave, a few things are clear: patients hospitalized with COVID are getting sick quicker, are younger than before and are mostly unvaccinated.
Jennie Stuart Medical Center exterior
The clinic is open community members. Wild Health will administer the Pfizer vaccine approved for people 12 and older.
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Local farm grains and milling company products inspired a new town slogan that is the brainchild of tourism director Brooke Jung.
Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Ryan Quarles was the keynote speaker for the Salute to Agriculture breakfast.
The walk to raise awareness about suicide will be Sept. 19 on Hopkinsville's rail-trail.
After experiencing devastating infections and deaths during earlier waves of the pandemic, a local nursing home is using what it learned to minimize the risk of a surge in COVID-19 cases — especially as a surge in the delta variant suggests long-term care facilities may not have seen the last of the virus.
The museum will be open, free of charge, from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday with a focus on several Black history speakers and artifacts.