Hoptown

The Sixth Street restaurant is in the former Young Hardware building.

Gorman’s family moved to Hopkinsville in 1975 and he graduated from University Heights Academy in the mid-1980s.

Bernard Standard is retiring after 29 years with the commission. Luna will take her new post next month.

Last year more than 1,000 people skated on the synthetic ice rink set up at Ninth and Main in Founders Square.

The society's 49 singers, along with a brass ensemble, will perform a mix of classical music, spirituals and popular holiday songs.

Twenty employees of the Kentucky New Era will work from the former J.C. Penney building that has been under renovation for about six months.

Butler, who had a dramatic flair, once invited friends to his home for the big reveal of a mysterious Christmas present that had been forgotten in a closet for years.

The building constructed in 1902 has housed several businesses over its history, including four drug stores. The last one, Herb Brandt's Corner Drugs, closed in 1989

The State Farm agency recently moved from the boulevard to 11th and Virginia streets.

Coats, jackets and other articles of warm clothing are being collected by the Knights of Columbus.

The deadline to nominate a business or a residence is Dec. 13.

The concert marked the sixth annual Hopfest to raise money for the Alhambra Theatre