HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
Proposed homeless shelter in Oak Grove holds open discussion with concerned residents: John Carter, founder of the Pursuing Life Center, held a meeting at the Oak Grove Community Center to discuss concerns from citizens about the development in the city.
City may cover $375,000 cost of Rotary Park playground as fundraising falls short: As construction progresses at the future sight of Rotary Park at Pardue Lane, the Hopkinsville City Council is faced with a significant decision about how to cover the price tag as fundraising efforts fall short.
The Dutch Oven restaurant opens in Crofton with homestyle buffet: Crofton’s newest restaurant The Dutch Oven has opened, offering the community a made from scratch Amish style buffet that features simple, homestyle cuisine.
Renovations to restore L&N Depot begin in downtown Hopkinsville: Work has officially begun on the historic Hopkinsville L&N Depot to create a new train-centered travel hub downtown.
Inside the City of Hopkinsville: Troy Body’s global experiences inspire daily work: As the City Administrative Officer for Hopkinsville, Troy Body has been integral in decisions that benefit the city, working behind the scenes alongside local administrations for several years.
Jazz inspired murals painted by students installed at Alhambra Theater: Talented local students spent a week of their summer vacation flexing their artistic abilities to help bring more public art to downtown Hopkinsville.
Zoning allocation allows for commercial developments on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Way: Tom Britton with Community Development Services shared plans to assign zoning allocations to acres of property at Martin Luther King Dr. Way in Hopkinsville.
CCPS prepares for upcoming school year with student reminders, important dates: With the start of the school year just around the corner on Aug. 18, parents and guardians of students need to ensure everything is in order for class time.