Downtown Hopkinsville takes the brunt of destructive winds in Friday storm by Jennifer P. Brown April 1, 2023 The Mixer restaurant's third floor collapsed, and a brick wall below the historic clock tower was blown out.
Storms cause power outages, damage in downtown Hopkinsville by Julia Hunter April 1, 2023 Nearly two-thirds of Hopkinsville Electric customers were without power following storms Wednesday night.
Governor declares state of emergency ahead of severe weather by Jennifer P. Brown March 31, 2023 Severe thunderstorms are possible Friday evening, and the storm could produce long-track tornadoes, officials warned
Two new industries will build plants in Hopkinsville and employ more than 700 workers by Jennifer P. Brown March 30, 2023 Microvast Advanced Membrane Inc. will produce materials for the EV battery industry, while Toyota Boshoku America will have an auto sector plant.
Milkweed slates poetry reading Wednesday by Hoptown Chronicle March 27, 2023 Amy Wright will read from her poetry collection "Everything in the Universe."
Freedom Rider will give lecture at Hopkinsville Community College by Hoptown Chronicle March 25, 2023 Hezekiah Watkins was 13 years old when he joined the Freedom Riders in 1961 and was arrested in Mississippi.
Jason Newby is mayor’s choice for Hopkinsville police chief by Jennifer P. Brown March 24, 2023 City council will vote on the appointment of Newby, who is currently chief deputy for the sheriff's department.
Christian County Chamber of Commerce hosting Women’s Summit by Hoptown Chronicle March 23, 2023 The event on March 30 is billed as a "day of women's empowerment."
Hopkinsville Art Guild slates spring exhibit by Hoptown Chronicle March 23, 2023 Works by 20 guild members will be displayed at Hopkinsville Community College.
Art guild offers ‘Paint Your Pet’ class by Hoptown Chronicle March 22, 2023 The class on April 13 is limited to 15 participants.
Hoptown Chronicle founder named Woman of the Year by Julia Hunter March 21, 2023 Jennifer P. Brown has been chronicling the people and places of Hopkinsville and Christian County for more than 35 years.
Gone from the streetscape, Holland’s Opera House still tells a Hopkinsville story by Alissa Keller March 20, 2023 Richard Holland constructed and furnished the opera house in grand fashion for $25,000 to $30,000 in 1882. He was 23 years old when it opened to the public.
