Hopkinsville woman's feeding ministry delivers meals, builds connection
byJulia Crenshaw
Pat Beliles makes 80 bologna and cheese sandwiches every Wednesday and then heads out early the next morning with a large stash of food and water for dozens of Hopkinsville residents who benefit from her feeding ministry.
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Chair Project sign with people in background
Let's verse about it: Hoptown Chronicle seeks haiku for The Chair Project
byHoptown Chronicle

Hoptown 

Grace Abernethy
Local architecture topic for June 25 History on Tap
byHoptown Chronicle
West Seventh
Lane closures planned for West Seventh Street project
byHoptown Chronicle
Benefit for the Bend
Awards presented to Jeffers Bend volunteers
byHoptown Chronicle
Jennie Stuart on 18th Street
Jennie Stuart Health acquires several medical clinics in region
byHoptown Chronicle

Regional & State 

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The military traded its flu vaccine mandate for ‘medical freedom’ – an outbreak quickly followed
byKatrine L. Wallace
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Many Kentucky providers serving vulnerable patients brace for 4% Medicaid rate cut
bySylvia Goodman and Joe Sonka
hot weather thermometer
Heat puts Kentucky workers at risk; proper safety precautions needed
byMelissa Patrick
Janice Mason Art Museum
Janice Mason Art Museum names new executive director
byHoptown Chronicle

Arts & Culture 

Chamber orchestra
Hopkinsville Chamber Orchestra & Chorus helps create community
byJennifer P. Brown
painting supplies
Kentucky Crafted applications open through Aug. 16
byNorthern Kentucky Tribune
Hopkinsville orchestra practice
New orchestra, chorus group aims to bring Carnegie-level experience to Hopkinsville
byHannah Saad
Pride 26 author
Pride in the Park: 'It's OK to be you'
byJennifer P. Brown

Views 

Commentary: Kentucky’s open door on government transparency is closing
by Caleb O. Brown
Commentary: Kentucky leaders should look to history to solve data center controversies
by Kathryn Hargraves
Commentary: Citizens in poor, under-educated Kentucky county allow higher tax for new school
by Al Cross

History 

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Juneteenth is a reminder of Black Americans’ long struggle for education following end of slavery
byRodney Coates
Betsy Ross
What Betsy Ross’ real story tells us about women’s work in the Revolution — and why it still matters 250 years later
byMarla Miller
kentucky flag
KET programs illuminate Kentucky's role in America250
byHoptown Chronicle
Pennyroyal museum closeup
Hopkinsville museum plans Birthday BBQ Bash to celebrate 50th anniversary
byJennifer P. Brown