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TEC partners with Kentucky Sports Factory (opens the original)
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MADISONVILLE, Ky. â The City of Madisonville, Hopkins County, the Kentucky Sports Factory and TEC have announced a 20-year partnership naming TEC as the presenting sponsor of the Kentucky Sports Factory. The partnership was announced at a gathering of local and TEC officials at the Kentucky Sports Factory on Wednesday. The partnership includes an updated name and logo, Kentucky Sports Factory, Connected by TEC, and reflects TECâs commitment to community connectivity, local investment and eco
Hopkins BOE selects committee members and celebrates students (opens the original)
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The Hopkins County Board of Education voted in citizen members of its Local Planning Committee (LPC) who will help in the development of a district facility plan during their Monday meeting. Aaron Spencer, Travis Ipox and Chuck Shockly have been selected as the community and business leader members for this LPC. âThe committee studies population trends, evaluates current school buildings and recommends construction, renovation or property purchase projects,â said Hopkins County Communication
Moon and Venus shine bright at Star Party in Mahr Park (opens the original)
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Mahr Park Arboretum guests got a chance to see the stars on Saturday night at the parkâs only Star Party in 2026. The program was led by Ross Workman, who has worked as the lead interpreter and manager of Golden Pond Planetarium at Land Between the Lakes. The highlight of the event was a view of Venus, which is often known as the evening star. âSee, what looks like a crescent moon, it doesnât look like a star, does it?â he said to a group looking through a telescope pointed at Venus. â
9/11 Heroes Run takes over Madisonville Saturday night (opens the original)
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The annual 9/11 Heroes Run took over downtown Madisonville Saturday night as more than 500 racers ran in the 5K to honor those who died in the terrorist attacks 25 years ago. The race is done in affiliation with the Travis Manion Foundation (TMF) each year. âTwenty-five years ago, our nation experienced one of the darkest days in its history,â said Amanda Johnson, TMFâs senior director of giving. âA day when Americans decided to make extraordinary choices in the face of grave danger and
Earlington mayor seeks committee for animal control ideas (opens the original)
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The City of Earlington laid the foundation for changes in its Animal Control ordinances at its meeting Tuesday night. One of the difficulties for the city comes from their inability to enforce current policies. âWeâre going to have to amend our current ordinance because we donât have a chief of police,â said Mayor Albert Jackson. âTruthfully, we need to go through all of our ordinances that say anything about enforcement by the chief of police and at some point eliminate that because w
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