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From the News Edge: After approval from the Hopkinsville City Council Tuesday night, the groundbreaking for the rail trail project will take place June 27 at 5:15pm........................................................................................................................................From the News Edge: Officials with A T & T say 3G service will be online in Trigg County by July 6th, with 4G service to follow soon after that.......................................................................................................................From the News Edge: State Police have identified the female passenger injured in Monday night's accident on Rocky Ridge Road as 25-year old Allison Hunter, of Cadiz. State Police also charged Christopher Herndon Tuesday afternoon as being the male subject who fled the scene of the crash.
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Hopkinsville City Council Passes Smoking Ban
After six months of debate and discussion, a smoking ban ordinancehas been passed by the Hopkinsville City Council.During a s...
Hopkinsville Council Passes 1st Reading Of Smoking Ban Ordinance
Hopkinsville Mayor Dan Kemp’s tie-breaking vote means the original smoking ban presented in May will be again considere...
Councilwoman Ann Cherry Served Criminal Summons
Kentucky State Police have confirmed that Hopkinsville City Councilwoman Ann Cherry was served Friday with a sealed criminal ...
Proposed No Smoking Ordinance Sent Back To Committee Of The Whole
After hearing from five people against the ban and two people for the ban as well as lengthy discussions about the Smoking Ba...
Local Political Races Taking Shape
While the deadlines for the Congressional races and the state legislative races are still in limbo, the local filing deadline...
Local Political Races Taking Shape
While the deadlines for the Congressional races and the state legislative races are still in limbo, the local filing deadline...
Hopkinsville Council Committee of the Whole
While a revision of the grass, trash, and weed ordinance and a chess program were on the agenda, Hopkinsville City Council me...
Hopkinsville Council Passes Bond Ordinance
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Committee Discusses New City Hal And Rennovation Of Police Station
While discussing the building of a new city hall in Hopkinsville, council members said it was an opportunity that shouldn&rsq...
Hopkinsville City Council Approves Go Ahead for HWEA Natural Gas Line
The Hopkinsville Water Environment Authority will be moving forward with pursuing a natural gas pipeline after the approval o...
Hopkinsville Council Tentatively Approves HWEA Natural Agreement
The Hopkinsville City Council will be entertaining a second reading of the natural gas use requirements ordinance after a sev...
Hopkinsville Water Environment Authority 1 Step Closer to Gas Pipeline
The Hopkinsville City Council will be entertaining a second reading of the natural gas use requirements ordinance after a sev...
Taxes Stay the Same All Around in Hoptown
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Hopkinsville Committee Of The Whole Discusses Fireworks Problems
Hopkinsville City Council didn’t have a hard time agreeing that something needs to be done about fireworks after they w...
Hopkinsville City Council Passes ICREZ Budget After Concerns
The Inner City Residential Enterprise Zone was once again the topic of discussions for the Hopkinsville City Council. This we...
City Council Approves 11-12 Budget Including ICREZ Funding
Hopkinsville City Council members didn't have much to say when they approved the 2011-2012 fiscal year operational budget. B...
City Move Garners Little Comment From Public During Special Meeting
Hopes for public input fell short last (Tuesday) night with just four Hopkinsville residents choosing to speak to the City Co...
Council Pulls the Plug on Proposed Laptops
The Hopkinsville City Council will not be getting 2-thousand dollar laptops but the rest of the 2011-2012 fiscal budget was a...