11-year-old Rotary Auction volunteer helps keep Sweet Shop running by Jennifer P. Brown April 19, 2023 Meet Preston Killebrew, Hoptown Chronicle's second "Face of the Auction."
Hopkinsville Rotarian leverages an old school ad tool to boost auction effort by Jennifer P. Brown April 18, 2023 Jan Oglesby is Hoptown Chronicle's first "Face of the Auction."
The Commodores, Starship to play double-headliner for Summer Salute by Jennifer P. Brown April 17, 2023 Both concerts are free during the Aug. 25-26 festival in downtown Hopkinsville.
University Heights Academy celebrates 50th anniversary by Jennifer P. Brown April 16, 2023 Special recognition was given to Marvin Denison, a history teacher and head of the upper school who has been on the faculty since 1975.
Bird watch: Waiting for the rose-breasted grosbeak by Jennifer P. Brown April 16, 2023 Rose-breasted grosbeaks fly all the way from North American breeding grounds to their winter places in Central and northern South America.
Christian County included in federal disaster declaration for March 3 storm by Jennifer P. Brown April 13, 2023 The same type of disaster declaration isn't likely coming for the March 31 storm because that weather event was not widespread across the state.
Mayor picks new superintendent for Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation by Jennifer P. Brown April 12, 2023 Program coordinator Toby Hudson will be promoted to the new position on May 1.
Hopkinsville Rotary Auction looks to past and future for fundraising success by Jennifer P. Brown April 12, 2023 The weeklong auction starts Monday at the Memorial Building.
Volunteers sought for Hopkinsville boards and commissions by Jennifer P. Brown April 11, 2023 Governing board members for most agencies have oversight of policies and finances.
Garden and Outdoor Living Expo this weekend by Hoptown Chronicle April 11, 2023 The free expo will feature more than 30 exhibitors.
Poll: 45% of Southerners say they’ve been impacted by ‘extreme weather’ in recent years by Derek Operle April 11, 2023 An expert noted that if you looked at Western Kentuckians specifically it might be that everyone somehow experienced extreme weather.
Life on paper: Poetry & Pints evokes memories of home by Jennifer P. Brown April 10, 2023 Constance Alexander, a poet and playwright from Murray who also writes columns about art and culture and serves on Hoptown Chronicle's board, found an unexpected way to engage participants during last week's poetry workshop.
