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Hopkinsville City Council Members receive July financial report

Hopkinsville City Council Members had quite a short agenda for Tuesday’s meeting where they received a presentation of July’s financial report. July kicked off the fiscal year, and City Chief Financial Officer Melissa Clayton says expenses currently outweigh revenue. However, she says the city’s revenue will increase when property taxes are collected in October. Public school students in Christian County are returning to class on Wednesday and Hopkinsville Mayor J.R. […]

todayAugust 18, 2026 172

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Hopkinsville City Council approves Hoptown Helps Grant recipients

Hopkinsville City Council Members approved awarding $200,000 in grants from the Hoptown Helps Program to local nonprofit agencies at Tuesday’s meeting. To start the meeting, six Hopkinsville Officers received promotions, and one new officer was sworn in. Michael Atkins and Matthew Overby were promoted to the rank of major, Alexander Cortez and Jack Leek were promoted to the rank of captain and Ryan Seitz and Lori Kryszewski were promoted to […]

todayAugust 4, 2026 435

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Hopkinsville Mayor swears in first responders, crisis response canines

Hopkinsville firefighters and a police officer, along with two crisis response canines were sworn in at Tuesday’s Hopkinsville City Council meeting. From the Hopkinsville Fire Department, Fire Chief Steve Futrell presented the graduates of Recruit Class 26-1: D’Torian Isabella, Austin Stumbaugh, Dalton Horn, Nicholas Sanderson, Reginald White Jr., Jeffery Salsedo and Matthew Ramos. The seven recruits were sworn in as firefighters by Hopkinsville Mayor J.R. Knight. From the Hopkinsville Police […]

todayJuly 8, 2026 14

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Hopkinsville Mayor swears in first responders, crisis response canines

Hopkinsville firefighters and a police officer, along with two crisis response canines were sworn in at Tuesday’s Hopkinsville City Council meeting. From the Hopkinsville Fire Department, Fire Chief Steve Futrell presented the graduates of Recruit Class 26-1: D’Torian Isabella, Austin Stumbaugh, Dalton Horn, Nicholas Sanderson, Reginald White Jr., Jeffery Salsedo and Matthew Ramos. The seven recruits were sworn in as firefighters by Hopkinsville Mayor J.R. Knight. From the Hopkinsville Police […]

todayJuly 8, 2026 20

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Marie Hughes to fill Hopkinsville City Council Ward Five vacancy

Marie Hughes was sworn in at Tuesday’s Hopkinsville City Council meeting to fill the Ward Five vacancy following Amy Craig’s resignation. Craig resigned in early June, and not too long afterward, Ward Five residents were invited to apply to fill her vacancy. Hughes was reportedly the only candidate who applied, and city council members unanimously approved her selection for the position. Hughes says she became interested in joining the city […]

todayJuly 8, 2026 21

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Marie Hughes to fill Hopkinsville City Council Ward Five vacancy

Marie Hughes was sworn in at Tuesday’s Hopkinsville City Council meeting to fill the Ward Five vacancy following Amy Craig’s resignation. Craig resigned in early June, and not too long afterward, Ward Five residents were invited to apply to fill her vacancy. Hughes was reportedly the only candidate who applied, and city council members unanimously approved her selection for the position. Hughes says she became interested in joining the city […]

todayJuly 7, 2026 14

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Hopkinsville City Council Member Amy Craig resigns, Paw-trol Officer Bolo retires

Hopkinsville City Council Members bid farewell to Ward Five Council Member Amy Craig and Hopkinsville Police Paw-trol Officer Bolo at Tuesday’s meeting. Craig has represented Ward Five on the city council since 2017, and she announced that she is resigning after her husband received an assignment to oversee missionary work in Ghana. She says she and her husband did not ask for this three-year assignment, but she looks forward to […]

todayJune 3, 2026 7

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Christian County Primary Election results shake up the local city council, fiscal court

Following Tuesday’s Primary Election, citizens can expect to see some new and returning faces to the Hopkinsville City Council and the Christian County Fiscal Court. In City Council Ward One, Republican incumbent Vance Smith lost to newcomer Chance Andrew Tatum. Smith received 15 votes while Tatum received 23 votes. Tatum will face Democratic newcomer Sharon Manning in the fall’s General Election. In Ward Two, Republican newcomer Adrian Bruce is set […]

todayMay 19, 2026 25

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Hopkinsville City Council approves the 2026-27 budget in its first reading

The Hopkinsville City Council approved the 2026-27 fiscal year budget in its first reading and received a financial report with some positive highlights at Monday’s meeting. To start the meeting, Steve and Diane Thomas were recognized for their $10,000 donation to the Thin Blue Run, which raised funds to support Sanctuary, Inc. and the Pennyrile Children’s Advocacy Center. City Public Information Officer Amanda Brunt presented the Champion for Children Award […]

todayMay 18, 2026 20

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