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Local news from Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

The meal includes grilled pork chops and dessert.
The men's organization at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church conducted the retirement ceremony on Monday for Flag Day.
Joe Craver documented more than 8,000 military graves in the county during his seven years of residency in Hopkinsville. Soon he's moving back to his home state, North Carolina.
Clark Anderson had the house constructed with hand-hewn oak beams from his great-great-great-grandfather's farm near Pembroke.
The Pennyroyal Arts Council works with the Missoula Children's Theatre to offer the camp in mid-July at the Alhambra.
As the remaining capacity limits of the pandemic are lifted later this month, some local church leaders reflect on the unprecedented challenges that social distancing brought to their communities.
As a community journalist, you shouldn't count on an anonymous life. You should count on running into the people you write about at the grocery store, among other places.
The amount of vouchers for eligible seniors is increasing this year, state officials announced.
The downtown festival is slated for Aug. 27-28.
Established in 1983, the program has a mission to broaden Kentucky’s next generation of civic and economic leaders.
When Janet Bravard was given a special send-off Friday from the Pennyroyal Area Museum, it got Jennifer P. Brown thinking, "what is it about bagpipe music that feels so good?"
The 12-member committee, appointed by Mayor Wendell Lynch, will meet June 3.