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Hoptown Idol set to return downtown September 13
The next Hoptown Idol will soon be found, as the fourth annual Hoptown Idol event is set to take place September 13. According to a news release from Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation, it will be a night of fun and celebration of local talent. One winner will take home the $500 cash prize, along with a two-hour recording session at ARC Exhibit Studios in Hopkinsville.
Alma Randolph Foundation furnishes 80th HUTS home
OWENSBORO, Ky. — Friday afternoon, Khadia Gross and her three daughters came home to their fully furnished and decorated home. For Gross and her daughters, the furniture was a dramatic change. The four had been sleeping on air mattresses since they moved out of Oasis, a shelter for women and children fleeing domestic violence.
Hopkinsville Rotary Impact Program Continuing To Grow
The Hopkinsville Rotary Impact program is continuing to grow, with students now able to choose from more than one pathway. Hopkinsville Rotarian Andrew Wilson says Rotary Impact began with the education path a couple of years ago. Wilson says they are expanding the program into two other areas. He says...
Don't Waste Your Money | Homeowners putting off DIY projects after a slowdown in sales
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- First it was Home Depot, then it was Lowe's, announcing a slowdown in sales in the recent days. A lot of homeowners are now putting off home improvement projects due to inflation, rising insurance rates, and rising property taxes. The trend is now "hammering the home...
Lakers fall in OT to Somerset following two-hour lightning delay
Friday night’s football action went late into the night, as the Russell County – Somerset game at Finley Field at First National Bank Athletic Complex came with a two-hour delay shortly after the game started, with the Lakers falling in overtime to the visiting Briar Jumpers by a score of 13-7.
C.L.'s college football Week 2 picks against the spread: Will Louisville, Kentucky cover?
The biggest headlines from Week 1 in college football included Georgia asserting its dominance; Clemson coach Dabo Sweeney perhaps finally understanding he needs the transfer portal; and Miami conjuring up talk (again) that the U is back. But how does it all translate into betting lines? From now until the end of regular season,...
Frankfort animal shelter stresses importance of pet sterilization after hoarding situation
FRANKFORT, Ky. (FOX 56) — According to the Human Society of the United States, 80-90% of owned dogs and cats in the United States are spayed and neutered, but the small percentage of animals that aren’t can lead to a big problem. That proved true when L.I.F.E. House...
Goals Continue to be Scarce for Hoptown in Weekend Losses
Hopkinsville had trouble generating consistent scoring opportunities at Saturday’s Boots and Butts Classic at the Stadium of Champions and left with an 0-2 mark for the day. After a 7-0 loss to Danville in the opener, the Tiger defense was on point for most of its match with Franklin County, who beat Christian County 4-1 earlier in the day.
Louisville artist showcases artwork created by artificial intelligence
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A Louisville artist showcased creations from artificial intelligence at an exhibit on Sunday. Cozad Taylor, 73, presented 366 different photos he created with an artificial intelligence app called Photoleap. The photos were from each day for the last year. Taylor says he makes a piece of art every morning.
Landon Mitchell Represents Caldwell at Eagle Trace Invitational
One Caldwell County golfer represented the Tigers in the Eagle Trace Invitational Saturday in Morehead. Seventh grader Landon Mitchell shot a 49 on the front nine at Eagle Trace Golf Course. However, rain hampered play, and eventually caused the cancellation of the event. Twenty-eight teams were competing. The Eagle Trace...
Edmonton eatery celebrates 66 years
If it’s a little slice of retro infused americana, you’re looking for, go no further than Stockton Street in Edmonton, where you will find Gene’s Freeze and Skating Rink looking much the way it did when poodle skirts and Bobby socks were in fashion. This week, the...
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