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The community tree lighting ceremony in Hopkinsville is set for Friday afternoon, and the person who will flip the switch on the tree has been announced by ...

In what has grown to be a big tradition in Hopkinsville, around 1,500 people took to downtown for the 22nd annual Turkey Trot. Runners, walkers, joggers, pe ...

The owner of Flo’s Clam Shack, a mom-and-pop seafood restaurant with two locations in Rhode Island, had finalized plans a decade ago to open a place in Naples.

For more than a hundred years, the Neshoba County Fair has drawn revellers from all over the country, Paige Williams writes. Why do they keep coming back?

The Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation Department will be partnering with the Christian County Military Affairs Committee on Friday for the annual MAC Chili Cook-off and Batter Capital of the World

Over the weekend, members of the community came out to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month downtown inside the Founders Square and Farmers Market hosted by Edgewood Baptish Church. The community

The genteel practice of law is dead. Nowadays lawyers fight for clients, raid each other’s firms, and bill, bill, bill.

Fall is right around the corner, and that means fun activities are start picking up. Some events to enjoy in Collier and south Lee counties.

College football returns so head to a sports bar to watch games, or enjoy free concert, farmers market, new art exhibit at Baker Museum in Naples.

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