Public schools closing for a month in response to potential for coronavirus spread by Jennifer P. Brown March 12, 2020 University Heights Academy announced it will close for a week, beginning Monday.
Thunderstorms possible Thursday; tornado watch issued for Western Kentucky by Jennifer P. Brown March 12, 2020 Damaging winds are possible, and a few significant tornadoes cannot be ruled out, according to the National Weather Service.
Hopkinsville International Festival canceled in response to coronavirus outbreak by Jennifer P. Brown March 12, 2020 Vendors who were signed up for the festival will receive a fund, organizers said.
Governor urges churches to cancel services to curb spread COVID-19 by Jennifer P. Brown March 11, 2020 So far, the coronavirus has been confirmed in eight people in Kentucky. State officials are trying to stop the spread of the virus.
Pennyroyal Arts Council moves into new, permanent office space at Alhambra by Jennifer P. Brown March 9, 2020 The offices are in a portion of the courthouse annex building that had been vacant for several years.
Miller’s Son closing after 2 years in business; owners returning full-time to Nashville by Jennifer P. Brown March 9, 2020
Clairvoyant Edgar Cayce invented a game that has been sold for more than a century by Jennifer P. Brown March 5, 2020 In Cayce's game, the players act as traders battling for commodities such as sugar, wheat and coffee.
Chamber of Commerce recognizes local businesses, agencies with 2020 Compass Awards by Jennifer P. Brown March 5, 2020 The award winners ranged from a public agency celebrating is 125th anniversary to a distillery in business less than a decade.
Sewer work at new apartment building will close a portion of 21st Street by Jennifer P. Brown March 2, 2020 The closure is set for Thursday, March 5, and Friday, March 6.
Clock’s ticking on Christian County Vision 2030 survey; locals encouraged to respond by Jennifer P. Brown March 2, 2020 The survey can be completed online in less than 20 minutes.
Grace Episcopal Church’s Lenten services and luncheons continue every Friday through April 3 by Jennifer P. Brown March 2, 2020 The Lenten luncheons are a tradition that goes back at least 35 years at the Hopkinsville church.
Civil rights attorney Louis McHenry’s teenage daughter Gail was a delegate to the 1968 Democratic National Convention by Jennifer P. Brown February 28, 2020 Gail McHenry was 19 years old when she served as the youngest delegate at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Ebony magazine carried a three-page story about her that fall.
