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Interested in starting your own business, or expanding your business? Planters Bank will host the SEED Summit on Monday, Feb. 12, in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

To celebrate its grand opening, the Ruffled Willow Floral Company had a ribbon cutting on Wednesday for the op...

Hopkinsville City Council has passed several ordinances related to fines for property upkeep, noise violations, garbage, trash and weed violations and junked and abandoned vehicles, among other fines levied on

The Hopkinsville City Council voted to increase five enforcement fines at Tuesday's meeting. The amendment inc...

According to Superintendent Catherine Puster, both groups will receive a 4% raise in the first year, 3.5% hike the second year, and 3% the third year.

Hopkinsville City Council took the first step Tuesday night to set the real estate and personal property tax rates for the 2022 fiscal year. Council members

The stalwart Melbourne Art Fair is back with a new format and an executive team determined to show that face-to-face art events still matter.

Girlfriends and grandmas. Mothers and daughters. Sisters and neighbors. Gal-pals of all ages are invited to an evening of fellowship and flowers at the Galentine Floral Design Event at 6 p.m. Feb. 5 at The Studio 3s, 201 E. Ninth St. Danielle Renshaw, owner of Ruffled Willow, has partnered with Angie Gibbs and Tina Rogers of She Shed Crafting Shop for this fun-filled activity. “We always like to get together with our girls and our friends,” Renshaw said. “There’s not a bette...