Hoptown

The Pennyroyal Arts Council organized the mural camp for local students.

Sponsored by Hopkinsville Electric, the parade's theme this year is "Christmas Vacation," and its grand marshal is retiring HWEA president and CEO Derrick Watson.

The Oct. 11 dinner commemorates the political legacy of Edward T. "Ned" Breathitt, Kentucky's Democratic governor from 1963-67.

Public, private and home-school students may apply. The deadline to apply is Friday, Oct. 17.

What does it mean to belong somewhere—and what happens when you don’t? Historic preservationist Grace Abernethy reflects on this question and the journey that brought her to Hopkinsville.

The hospital will operate as Jennie Stuart Health, a Deaconess Kentucky hospital.

The gathering has become an annual Hoptown tradition.

This will be the first time that a smARTS program is open to the general public, giving the community an opportunity to see what local students learn through arts council’s offerings. 

The renovated lab is named for a Hopkinsville couple who made the largest individual contribution in the college's history earlier this year.

Parents can register their children online.

The Rev. A.H. McNeil came to Hopkinsville in the early 1890s to serve at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd.