Patricia Beliles receives Thurmond award from Hopkinsville Human Rights Commission by Jennifer P. Brown October 27, 2022 The award was among several honors announced at the commission's Unity Breakfast.
Here’s a map of all the Christian County polling places by Julia Hunter October 27, 2022 Hoptown Chronicle has created an interactive map to help residents identify the most convenient polling place to cast their ballot.
HHS football focus of next History on Tap by Hoptown Chronicle October 26, 2022 WHOP radio announcers Mike Chadwell, Jeff Sisk and Roy Keller will lead the program.
United Way campaign surpasses $311,000 by Jennifer P. Brown October 25, 2022 Campaign leaders revealed the amount raised so far during a joint lunch meeting of Hopkinsville’s Rotary and Kiwanis clubs.
UK Researcher: Expect more recycling of electric vehicle battery components by Stu Johnson October 25, 2022 Ascend Elements, which is building a plant in Hopkinsville, turns recycled lithium-ion batteries into parts for electric vehicle batteries.
Kentucky Boys and Girls Clubs inducts 2 Hopkinsville volunteers into Hall of Fame by Jennifer P. Brown October 24, 2022 Bill Munday and Ruth Lynch are inaugural members of the Hall of Fame.
Governor appoints 2 Hopkinsville residents to state boards by Hoptown Chronicle October 21, 2022 The appointments are for Joseph Sisk, a farmer, and Kelli Pendleton, a Fort Campbell advocate.
Beer and food pairing event will benefit Christian County Imagination Library by Jennifer P. Brown October 21, 2022 The Mixer restaurant and Hopkinsville Brewing Co. are collaborating for the Nov. 10 event.
Ground broken, potential praised for $1B EV battery plant in Hopkinsville by Jennifer P. Brown October 20, 2022 The Ascend Elements facility will recycle batteries to produce lithium-ion materials for electric-vehicle batteries.
Campanile performing ‘Something Rotten!’ at the Alhambra by Jennifer P. Brown October 19, 2022 The musical comedy follows the story of two brothers, contemporaries of William Shakespeare who believe they must compete with the great bard for literary fame.
Ascend Elements approved for $480M federal grant by Jennifer P. Brown October 19, 2022 The lithium battery plant planned in Hopkinsville's Commerce Park II is receiving the grant from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
Absentee and early voting options available before the Nov. 8 general election by Jennifer P. Brown October 18, 2022 Voters who qualify for an absentee mail-in ballot must apply for one by Oct. 25.