Set back from Clay Street at the corner of 11th is a rather large, imposing and exceptionally tall brick structure, which has been hiding in plain sight since 1919. It looks like a city power substation, an equipment plant for a hydroelectric dam or one of the old direct current buildings in…

Community residents interested in expanding their artistic skills may consider the Hopkinsville Art Guild's Crafting After Hours.

"Feeling the wind, straightening his ears and tail, makes Oinker want to fly. His adventure leads him to observe, practice, and collaborate with some unusual characters. Oinker's dream of flying becomes very important. Because one night, all of the barn-yard animals' lives will depend on it."

In November 1819, a small country church organized and started having services in a log building nine miles west of Hopkinsville on Old Eddyville Road.

Nationwide, more than 5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's Disease. That number is expected to rise to 14 million by 2050, according to the Alzheimer's Association.

Downtown Hopkinsville will be buzzing with activity starting Thursday night for the second Hoptown Harvest Festival.

Be on the lookout for an introduced invasive plant recently found in Hopkinsville. The plant identified as Tropical Soda Apple (Solanum viarum) is a perennial broadleaf native to Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay. Identification was confirmed from plants submitted to the University of …

Hopkinsville native Robert Webb has written hundreds of sermons for his congregations while serving as a minister for 21 years.

The chandeliers add a little bit of glamour to its rustic charm, Kerry Hulslander said of the venue that she and her husband David Hulslander opened earlier this year in rural north Christian County.

At the top of the list of things that Kentuckians can be justifiably proud of we find our architectural heritage. It goes back to the 18th century and encompasses such homes as Pope Villa in Lexington and Federal Hill in Bardstown -- both unique and invaluable icons of early American archite…

Twelve local ladies will compete in the 2020 Distinguished Young Women of Christian County Scholarship Program.

A packed house at the newly-renovated Alhambra Theatre Saturday witnessed a record-breaking night as the 2019 Dancing With Our Stars raised $70,000 for two local nonprofit agencies.

An orange and white domestic shorthair cat and her six kittens found at a Hopkinsville home were recently turned in to the Christian County Animal Shelter.

If playing video games or dressing up like your favorite superhero are your pastimes, check out the inaugural Hoptown Fanfest at the Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library.

Since early July, Hopkinsville dance studio partners have helped eight local celebrity couples with the choreography, their costumes and music for the 2019 Dancing With Our Stars.

PREPPING FOR COMPETITION

Forty-six dogs were seized Wednesday in the largest animal cruelty case that Animal Control Officer Torrie Davis of the Trigg County Sheriff’s Office has seen in her time in the position.

Dressed in colorful regalia, Native Americans from across the country will compete for more than $20,000 in prize money at the annual Trail of Tears Intertribal Pow Wow Sept. 7-8.

John Crawford held an arrow in his right hand and pulled the bowstring back. Taking aim, he eyed the target a few yards away before shooting.

Pastor and Grammy nominee John P. Kee, one of gospel music's pioneers, will perform in a free community concert tonight at All Nations House of Prayer.

In the year before the Great Depression, 1928, the architectural landscape of Elkton, Kentucky, was altered substantially by the addition of an imposing Neo-Georgian structure, thought to be the first privately donated community house in America.

After spending two weeks in the Big Apple this summer, Cadiz resident and University Heights Academy sophomore Riley Harper wants to pursue a career in the art world.

"Different Strokes" for different folks -- that's what Hopkinsville resident Tesha Radford hopes to offer the community through her painting events.

A former dean of academic affairs at Hopkinsville Community College has penned two new literary fiction novels.

The Rev. Dr. Darvin A. Adams, who represents Ward 1 on the Hopkinsville City Council, will serve a one-year term as pastor of Lane Tabernacle Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 109 S. Vine St.

Casey Jones Distillery has announced the release of "Grand Slam Moonshine" in partnership with the Bowling Green Hot Rods. The new spirit is based on the popular 100 proof Casey's Select moonshine and will be available for sale at Casey Jones Distillery and in cocktails at the Hot Rods ballp…

Filled with a passion for helping others, Hopkinsville resident Niecy Hillis and Shellie Cheirs of Madisonville reach out to the community through an hourlong, inspirational talk show every week on social media.

In 1994, three Hopkinsville singers combined their talents and love for God to form the Southern Gospel group Still Water.

On the banks of Whipporwill Creek, there is a special place

Farm-to-table fare just got even closer to the dinner plate as the newest farm in Christian County thrives inside a 40-foot shipping container near downtown Hopkinsville.