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Residents push back as Hopkinsville weighs future of data centers (opens the original)
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Residents challenged proposed data center regulations Monday over how close facilities could operate to homes, protections for utility customers and whether Hopkinsville should allow additional data centers at all. During the second public hearing before the Hopkinsville-Christian County Planning Commission, speakers scrutinized specific provisions of the cityâs Sept. 21 draft, questioned whether its setbacks and buffers would adequately protect residential areas and raised concerns about nois
Walk to End Alzheimer’s raises funds for research and care (opens the original)
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Flowers of purple, yellow, blue and orange rose above the crowd Saturday morning as participants in the 2026 Pennyrile Walk to End Alzheimerâs gathered at the Christian County Justice Center to honor those affected by Alzheimerâs disease and other forms of dementia. The annual event brought families, caregivers and supporters together to raise awareness and money for Alzheimerâs research, care and support programs before participants took to the Hopkinsville Greenway Trail for the walk. On
Class of 2030 promises to cross the stage together (opens the original)
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Christian County High School freshmen stood Friday on the same field where they are expected to receive their diplomas four years from now, making a public commitment to return as graduates in 2030. The Class of 2030 participated in Christian County Public Schoolsâ fifth annual Commitment to Graduate ceremony at the Stadium of Champions, where students pledged to remain in school and graduate on time. The class holds a distinction within the district as the first group expected to spend all fo
Out of the Darkness walk exceeds fundraising goal, reaching 144% (opens the original)
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The Hopkinsville Out of the Darkness Community Walk surpassed its $10,000 fundraising goal by more than $4,000 Saturday as community members honored those lost to suicide and showed support for those who continue to struggle. As of Monday, the campaign had raised $14,376 and recorded 169 participants across 17 teams, according to walk chair Valerie Sharber Singleton. Those totals did not include money turned in Saturday or participants who registered the day of the event. Singleton said exceedin
Summer Salute celebrates decade downtown (opens the original)
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For 10 years, Summer Salute has given Hopkinsville residents a reason to gather downtown, and mayor J.R. Knight said this yearâs celebration showed how firmly the festival has become part of the community. The two-day festival returned Friday and Saturday with national and regional musical acts, food and merchandise vendors, carnival attractions and activities spread throughout downtown Hopkinsville. Knight said the atmosphere surrounding the anniversary was one of the things that struck him m
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