Genuine Fertilizer Solutions is preparing to open its new $2.9 million Hopkinsville facility, bringing local liquid fertilizer production and new agriculture jobs to the community.
“This is our legacy”: Family-owned Burdoc Farms has been in Crofton since the 1940s, and most recently hit a significant milestone as a wedding venue.
A locally owned furniture store is permanently closing after 65 years in Hopkinsville.
The University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications and Saga Communications announced a seven-year Joint Sales Agreement and strategic partnership.
A locally owned coffee shop has opened up across from Fort Campbell with a variety of coffee flavors, food and bakery items.
East Sixth Street in downtown Hopkinsville has welcomed a new business this summer, with local hairstylist Katelyn Rigney moving in.
ALDI in Hopkinsville has officially relocated, with a grand opening at their new location on June 25.
One year after opening The Wellness Collective, Courtney and Mandy shared how their vision for creating a space centered around community has grown.
Kentucky Cannabis Industry Association brings patient consultations to Blue Sage Oak Grove as governor’s cannabis pardon EO rescission reshapes market
Looking for a local place to grab a cone this summer? Christian County Now has a guide to all things ice cream.