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The kits will be available to pick up Saturday and during spring break with different activities offered each day.
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Many of the small business award recipients had to learn new ways of serving customers and staying afloat financially.
The promotion raised nearly $90,000 for 12 organizations in Kentucky and Tennessee
They are among 41 projects the governor selected for upgrades to park and recreation spaces across the state.
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Candy Johnson is president and CEO of the Urban League of Greater Chattanooga.
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The health department will also continue to offer appointments to all Kentuckians in Phases 1A, 1B and 1C.
Vaccine Update
See how the first year of the coronavirus pandemic shaped the lives of Hopkinsville residents.
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Molly Duke is among more than 6,000 Christian County residents who have contracted COVID-19 since the pandemic began a year ago. She was hospitalized and in rehab for eight weeks.
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The project will include new machinery and equipment in the company's existing plant at the Hopkinsville Industrial Park.
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We’ve all experienced big changes. Some more than others. As we approach the anniversary of shutdowns and the first coronavirus cases in Christian County, Hoptown Chronicle wants to hear from readers.
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Once a month, Feeding America delivers enough food for 850 local families, and a team of volunteers help Aaron McNeil House sort, pack and load the food on distribution day at the fairgrounds.
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The Fannie Bronson Postell Woman of the Year Award will be presented during a virtual celebration of Women's History Month.
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