People in Hopkinsville can come in and get a gift wrapped and decorated for free with the purchase of a pint.
Dogs and cats of all ages, breeds, sizes are waiting to be adopted at the Christian County Animal Shelter.
Around 30 Hopkinsville students participate in the program which consists of a series of workshops that teach them subjects they may not learn in school.
The Hopkinsville experience offers a glimpse into Bethlehem during Christmas and will include characters in costume.
People gathered at Founders Square Friday night for a festive countdown leading to the lighting of a massive Christmas tree in the center of downtown.
The Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County and the Human Rights Commission of Hopkinsville is hosting The Supper Club, an open group that will explore the diversity of the community through food.
Hopkinsville non-profit teams up with local businesses to sell ornaments and raise awareness to domestic violence.
Although animals look adorable under a Christmas tree, there are number of reasons why it is not the best idea for a gift.
Jennie Stuart Health is pleased to welcome Dr. Jake Oman to the Jennie Stuart Family Health team. Dr. Oman brings specialized experience to the team of Family Health providers at Jennie Stuart Health.
Hopkinsville bakery is inviting the community to take free photos with Santa and build gingerbread houses.