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There was a revision to the executive order that was posted on the City of Hopkinsville’s website late last week. The change was the addition of Tom Glover’s name to the Committee in place of former Chamber president, Kelli Pendleton. In other action, the Council approved incentives for Kindred Holding, LLC to purchase and make improvements to property located at 2230 Pembroke Road, the Tobacco Services/Industrial Storage building. The company estimates an investment of $2 million toward the industrial investment, which will result in the creation of at least 79 new jobs. The Council also...
Hopkinsville, KY, USA / WHOP 1230 AM | News Radio Apr 20, 2021 7:04 PM Hopkinsville City Council approved the rate increases with the Hopkinsville Water Environmental Authority, and an executive order finalized creation of the Non-Partisan Elections Citizens Committee at Tuesday’s meeting. The committee intended to both gather information and input from the public, as well as educate citizens about what non-partisan elections entails and how it differs from the current election system, will be chaired by Rich Maddux. A list of those serving on the committee can be found here, with the onl...
Hopkinsville Mayor Wendell Lynch will present an executive order at Tuesday night’s city council meeting appointing individuals to the twelve-member Non-Partisan Elections Citizens Committee. The committee will study the advantages and disadvantages of the city’s elections changing to nonpartisan. According to the executive order, Rich Maddux will chair the committee that includes Darvin Adams, Rev. Perry Greenwade, Dan Kemp, Tiffany Mumford-Brame, Kelli Pendleton, Nancy Askew, Andra Gold, Faye Hendricks, Rose Jackson, Diane Wood, and Shannon Worden. The Committee will be tasked with expl...
Skip to content Mayor selects 12 citizens for nonpartisan election committee The committee chair will be Rich Maddux, a former manufacturing plant executive who with his wife now runs The Rabbit’s Basket, an urban farm. by Jennifer P. Brown of Hoptown Chronicle 5:30 am, April 16, 2021 Share on facebook Share on twitter Mayor Wendell Lynch has selected 12 Hopkinsville residents to serve on a citizens committee that will study whether the city should have nonpartisan elections. Rich Maddux They are listed on an executive order prepared for Hopkins...