No-excuse early voting begins Thursday in Kentucky after surge of absentee voters last week by McKenna Horsley October 29, 2024 No-excuse early voting begins on Thursday, Oct. 31.
The big list: Here is what’s happening in Hopkinsville for the holidays by Hoptown Chronicle October 29, 2024 From Thanksgiving to Christmas and the New Year, numerous community events are offered.
Holiday Hopfest concert to feature Max Weinberg’s Jukebox by Hoptown Chronicle October 29, 2024 Weinberg is also the drummer for Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band.
Plans set for Hopkinsville Christmas Parade on Dec. 14 by Hoptown Chronicle October 27, 2024 John T. Brame Jr., commander of VFW Post 1913, will serve as grand marshal.
Registration open for 23rd annual Turkey Trot by Hoptown Chronicle October 27, 2024 The 5K begins at 8 a.m. on Thanksgiving Day and attracts hundreds of runners and walkers.
Friends of the Library supports mission of Hopkinsville’s public library by Kristen Johnson Middlebrooks October 27, 2024 Community members can get involved by joining the Friends organization.
‘Hang in there,’ is a good approach in most pursuits by Jennifer P. Brown October 27, 2024 Two professional dancers led a master class at the Alhambra Theatre that included advice transcending dance.
Jennie Stuart slates community meeting on Deaconess proposal by Hoptown Chronicle October 25, 2024 The meeting, which is open to the public, will be at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 30, in the Cotthoff Learning Center at Jennie Stuart Medical Center.
Hopkinsville’s 50th Unity Breakfast recognizes good works and volunteers in community by Jennifer P. Brown October 25, 2024 Francene Gilmer received the Hal and Bettye Thurmond Award from the Human Rights Commission of Hopkinsville-Christian County.
Hopkinsville museum selected for Preservation Kentucky award by Hoptown Chronicle October 25, 2024 The award recognizes the renovation and preservation of the old U.S. Post Office building downtown that houses the Pennyroyal Area Museum.
Railroad services firm submits high bid for Hopkinsville’s L&N Train Depot by Jennifer P. Brown October 23, 2024 The bid from Kentucky-based Railmark Holdings Inc. includes a pledge to establish a train-centric travel agency in the downtown building.
Crop cashed out? Fewer than 1,000 Ky. farms are still growing tobacco 20 years after major reform by Lily Burris October 23, 2024 As the United States continues to see a decline in the number of smokers, farmers like Christian County's Dale Seay are pulling the plug on their tobacco growing operations.
