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Here are the stories of several Hopkinsville notables who died in 2023.

Now in its 14th year, Small Business Saturday encourages support of small businesses and their impact on communities.

Newby arrived at the East Fourth Street house shortly before firefighters and went into the house as smoke poured out.

White, who has practiced law in Hopkinsville since 1975, is known for his humility, wit and moral compass, said speakers at a banquet honoring him.

Runners will receive a medal and long-sleeve shirt featuring a waffle iron, a nod to Hopkinsville’s designation as Batter Capital of the World.

Chris Jung previously worked as the city's marketing and events coordinator from 2018 to 2021.

Summer Salute will feature rides, family activities, free concerts and more than 100 vendors and food trucks.

Calling themselves the Blue Brothers, they plan to promote United Way agencies as the soul of the Pennyrile.

The 27 class members have raised approximately $12,000 to help renovate a house for the Men2Be mentoring program.

Class member Jamon Brisby, an employee of Lowe's, received the Focus Spirit Award.

The 73rd auction raised $523,671, which included more than $360,000 in cash donations.

Program coordinator Toby Hudson will be promoted to the new position on May 1.