Hopkinsville’s Human Rights Commission is accepting nominations for 2024 awards by Jennifer P. Brown August 12, 2024 The Hal and Bettye Thurmond Award and other honors will be presented at the 50th Unity Breakfast on Oct. 24.
Micah Mission Center sets day to give free haircuts by Hoptown Chronicle August 12, 2024 Six barbers have agreed to cut hair the morning of Aug. 24 at the South Main Street ministry center.
Curtailing screen time in these Hopkinsville places by Jennifer P. Brown August 11, 2024 Here are some analog-world pursuits, things that are better without a smartphone.
Letter from the editor: We’re throwing a party for Hoptown Chronicle readers by Jennifer P. Brown August 6, 2024 "The Full Scoop! — Music, News & Memories" is Aug. 15 at the Pennyroyal Area Museum.
FEMA opens mobile centers to assist residents of Christian and Trigg counties affected by May 26 tornado by Hoptown Chronicle August 6, 2024 Homeowners and renters can meet with FEMA representatives until Saturday, Aug. 10, at Disaster Recovery Centers in Hopkinsville and Cadiz.
Salvation Army cooling station, shelter hours extended through Aug. 10 by Hoptown Chronicle August 5, 2024 The heat index is expected to reach temperatures as high as 107 degrees.
Investors launch effort to build dozens of houses in Hopkinsville’s inner-city by Jennifer P. Brown August 5, 2024 Chris Whitney, a retired pro basketball player, is among the backers who cut the ribbon Saturday on their first home on West Edmunds Street.
Eighth of August celebrations kicked off at Hopkinsville museum by Jennifer P. Brown August 4, 2024 The museum's gathering was the first of three Hopkinsville events planned to celebrate the Eighth of August.
Numbers man takes top prize in BIG BEE Spelling Bee by Jennifer P. Brown August 2, 2024 James Hunter, a retired college math teacher, won the spelling bee that raised money for the Christian County Literacy Council.
City officials invite Hopkinsville residents to help in designing marketing logo by Hoptown Chronicle August 1, 2024 The first step in a five-month process is a survey being conducted in August to gauge local perceptions about Hopkinsville's identity.
Brick & Mortar Monthly: A window into the Dalton house’s past by Grace Abernethy July 30, 2024 The fact that the Dalton house still had nearly all of its historic windows was a big selling point for Hopkinsville's Grace and Brendan Abernethy, whose restoration efforts now provide lessons for others working on older homes.
‘Metamorphosis,’ a Museum Gala in Hopkinsville, planned Sept. 21 by Hoptown Chronicle July 29, 2024 “Metamorphosis: Hopkinsville in the 1910s” is the gala theme that organizers hope guests will use to fashion their attire for the evening.
