Effort underway to map location of private storm shelters by Hoptown Chronicle February 14, 2023 Community and Development Services is asking property owners to identify the location of shelters.
Christian County Board of Education approves purchase of concealed weapons detectors by Jennifer P. Brown February 13, 2023 The detection system for three schools will cost approximately $810,000, the district said before Monday's meeting.
They were Navy men for the United States by Jennifer P. Brown February 12, 2023 The U.S. Navy enlisted at least 10 Black men from Christian County during the Civil War. They ranged in age from 14 to 40.
Kentucky counties, cities increasingly adopting ordinances to regulate solar energy projects by Liam Niemeyer February 8, 2023 Hopkinsville is among the Kentucky municipalities that have adopted regulations amid rising interest by solar developers.
United Way slates end-of-campaign celebration by Jennifer P. Brown February 8, 2023 The event will be Feb. 23 at the Boys and Girls Club on Walnut Street.
Hopkinsville City Council approves $2.5M land purchase for fire station by Jennifer P. Brown February 7, 2023 The property is off Fort Campbell Boulevard near the Walmart Distribution Center.
Submissions sought for HCC literary journal, The Round Table by Hoptown Chronicle February 6, 2023 The deadline is Feb. 15, and the journal will be released in April.
Two book discussions on bell hooks slated this month by Hoptown Chronicle February 5, 2023 A conversation about belonging is set Saturday at Corner Coffeehouse, and a WKMS virtual book club meeting will be later in the month.
After enslavement: Christian County stories of survival by Alissa Keller February 5, 2023 Twenty-five formerly enslaved residents of the county were featured in newspaper profiles published in 1934. Museum director Alissa Keller looks at their biographies through a new lens.
Public schools will be closed Thursday because of icy conditions by Hoptown Chronicle February 1, 2023 The county's private schools are returning to classes but on a one-hour delay.
White Drive Motors plans $16M expansion in Hopkinsville Industrial Park by Jennifer P. Brown February 1, 2023 The expansion is expected to create 25 additional jobs for the company.
Madisonville coffee venture expands with Hopkinsville’s Campfire Roasters by Chip Hutcheson January 31, 2023 The family of Madisonville pastor Kevin Maples opened Campfire Roasters last fall on Fort Campbell Boulevard.
