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Christian County Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Kelli Pendleton has announced her resignation. Officials said Pendleton, who has worked with the Chamber for nearly 6 years, will take on a new role as the Executive Director of the Campbell Strong Defense Alliance. Pendleton said that she had valued her time and experience at the Chamber. She added she is most proud of the legislation that she worked hard to get passed, such as the I-169 Interstate Designation for the Pennyrile Parkway and sup...

Kelli Pendleton Christian County magistrates learned about the Gold Star Family Memorial Monument that will be placed on Fort Campbell later this year during their Tuesday morning meeting. Christian County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Kelli Pendleton said the idea for the monument came after meeting and becoming friends with a Gold Star Wife in Utah. Pendleton was shocked to learn Fort Campbell did not have one.

Hopkinsville, KY, USA / WHOP 1230 AM | News Radio Mar 9, 2021 10:55 AM Christian Fiscal Court approved the purchase of body cams for the Christian County Sheriff’s Office Tuesday morning and heard an update on construction of a Gold Star Family Memorial Monument on Fort Campbell. Magistrates approved a bid of about $38,000 to purchase 34 body cameras for the Christian County Sheriff’s Department and Sheriff Tyler DeArmond says it will be enough for every deputy to have a camera. Kelli Pendl...

The Kentucky House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 120 Friday to legalize historical horse racing machines, a small win in the battle for the Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel in Christian County. The bill previously passed the state senate and now goes to Gov. Andy Beshear’s desk. “SB 120 ensures that the facilities will remain open and resume operations as they are.” said Christian County Chamber of Commerce CEO Kelli Pendleton. Pendleton testified at the Senate Licensing ...

Over the past ten years, historical horse racing, or HHR, has been the catalyst for Kentucky racetracks to invest millions of dollars and create thousands of jobs in communities across

Over the past ten years, historical horse racing, or HHR, has been the catalyst for Kentucky racetracks to invest millions of dollars and create thousands of jobs in communities across

Kelli Pendleton Two crucial members of the Christian County Chamber of Commerce have been named 2021 ‘Champions of Fort Campbell.’ Kelli Pendleton, President/CEO of the chamber, and Royce Stevens, a long-serving volunteer of the chamber’s Military Affairs Committee, were the award recipients. Both were recognized during an induction ceremony Friday. Officials say ‘Champions of Fort Campbell’ are individuals who have made outstanding efforts to support the program on the installation, ...