Here in Hoptown

Holiday Magic in Hopkinsville: A Sneak Peek at the Holidaze Festival Dec 05, 2024

In this episode, we're celebrating the season with a sneak peek into the Holidaze Community Festival happening on December 9th at the Bruce Convention Center. Now in its third year, the festival has become a holiday highlight in Hopkinsville, bringing together families and friends for a day filled with festive fun. We explore the event's journey from its early days to this year's expanded lineup, featuring activities like cookies with Santa, a chance to “Adopt a Penguin,” special giveaways, and all-around holiday cheer. Join us as we chat with event organizers and share why this year's Holidaze Festival is set to be the best one yet!

Step Back in Time This Holiday Season! Nov 29, 2024

This week, we're celebrating the season with a touch of history! Join us as we talk with Alissa Keller with our Museum of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County about the upcoming Homes for the Holidays tour. Learn about the rich stories behind five stunning historic homes in our residential historic districts, their unique architecture, and the families who once called them home. Don't miss this festive opportunity to experience the charm of Hopkinsville history. Tune in and plan your visit for Saturday, December 7, from 2 PM to 5 PM!

Exploring Hoptown: The Power of Local Tourism with Visit Hopkinsville Nov 21, 2024

This episode of Here in Hoptown features Amy Rogers, Director of the Hopkinsville-Christian County Convention and Visitors Bureau, better known as Visit Hopkinsville. Amy joins us to share insights into the exciting tourism opportunities in Hopkinsville, Christian County, and beyond. She explains how tourism enhances our local economy and enriches our community, and encourages us all to take advantage of the unique destinations and events right here in our area. Tune in to discover why supporting local tourism matters for everyone in the community!

Supporting Foster Care and Adoption in our Community Nov 07, 2024

In honor of National Adoption Month, we're joined by representatives from the Kentucky Foster and Adoptive Training Support Network, also known as The Network. Together, we discuss the vital role adoption and foster care play in our communities. This episode dives into the unique needs of foster parents in our region, the challenges and rewards of fostering, and how anyone can contribute to supporting these families. Listen in to learn how you can make a difference in the lives of children and families right here in Kentucky.

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Jazz on Stage: Celebrating Timeless Legends at The Alhambra Oct 31, 2024

In this episode of Here in Hoptown, Arts and Culture podcast host Margaret Prim sits down with Christian Tamburr of the Christian Tamburr Trio to reflect on the success of the second annual Jazz on Stage event at The Alhambra Theatre. Christian, a driving force behind bringing Jazz on Stage to life, shares the vision behind the program, highlights from the evening, and the impact of live jazz in Hopkinsville.

Listeners will get an insider's look at this unforgettable night celebrating the timeless music of Roberta Flack and Al Jarreau, performed by an exceptional lineup including Clint Holmes, Niki Harris, Keith Ganz, and Christian Tamburr himself. Join us as we relive the energy, artistry, and magic of this sold-out event and explore the growing appreciation for jazz in our community.

City Town Hall: Building a Better Hopkinsville Episode 4 Oct 25, 2024

Join us for an exclusive 4-part podcast series where the City of Hopkinsville shares its vision for a cleaner, safer community. The series begins with an in-depth look at the Lot Next Door, Land Bank, and Code Enforcement programs. We continue by answering questions with experts from the Fire and Police Departments, and close with a comprehensive Q&A hosted by Amanda Brunt, City Public Information Officer.

Episode 1: Town Hall Meeting - October 1, 2024 at the Kenneth Bates Community Center

Episode 2: Follow Up Questions with Payton Rogers, Hopkinsville Fire Department PIO

Episode 3: Follow Up Questions with Royale Marfil, Hopkinsville Police Department PIO

Episode 4: Follow Up Questions with Amanda Brunt, City of Hopkinsville PIO

City Town Hall: Building a Better Hopkinsville Episode 3 Oct 25, 2024

Join us for an exclusive 4-part podcast series where the City of Hopkinsville shares its vision for a cleaner, safer community. The series begins with an in-depth look at the Lot Next Door, Land Bank, and Code Enforcement programs. We continue by answering questions with experts from the Fire and Police Departments, and close with a comprehensive Q&A hosted by Amanda Brunt, City Public Information Officer.

Episode 1: Town Hall Meeting - October 1, 2024 at the Kenneth Bates Community Center

Episode 2: Follow Up Questions with Payton Rogers, Hopkinsville Fire Department PIO

Episode 3: Follow Up Questions with Royale Marfil, Hopkinsville Police Department PIO

Episode 4: Follow Up Questions with Amanda Brunt, City of Hopkinsville PIO

City Town Hall: Building a Better Hopkinsville Episode 2 Oct 25, 2024

Join us for an exclusive 4-part podcast series where the City of Hopkinsville shares its vision for a cleaner, safer community. The series begins with an in-depth look at the Lot Next Door, Land Bank, and Code Enforcement programs. We continue by answering questions with experts from the Fire and Police Departments, and close with a comprehensive Q&A hosted by Amanda Brunt, City Public Information Officer.

Episode 1: Town Hall Meeting - October 1, 2024 at the Kenneth Bates Community Center

Episode 2: Follow Up Questions with Payton Rogers, Hopkinsville Fire Department PIO

Episode 3: Follow Up Questions with Royale Marfil, Hopkinsville Police Department PIO

Episode 4: Follow Up Questions with Amanda Brunt, City of Hopkinsville PIO

City Town Hall: Building a Better Hopkinsville Episode 1 Oct 25, 2024

Join us for an exclusive 4-part podcast series where the City of Hopkinsville shares its vision for a cleaner, safer community. The series begins with an in-depth look at the Lot Next Door, Land Bank, and Code Enforcement programs. We continue by answering questions with experts from the Fire and Police Departments, and close with a comprehensive Q&A hosted by Amanda Brunt, City Public Information Officer.

Episode 1: Town Hall Meeting - October 1, 2024 at the Kenneth Bates Community Center

Episode 2: Follow Up Questions with Payton Rogers, Hopkinsville Fire Department PIO

Episode 3: Follow Up Questions with Royale Marfil, Hopkinsville Police Department PIO

Episode 4: Follow Up Questions with Amanda Brunt, City of Hopkinsville PIO

Breaking the Silence: Supporting Survivors of Domestic Violence Oct 17, 2024

In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we are joined by Heather Lancaster, Executive Director of Sanctuary Inc., our local domestic violence shelter, to discuss the crucial role they play in supporting survivors. In this episode, we dive into the realities of domestic violence, the services available to those affected, and how the community can contribute to prevention and healing. Tune in to learn how you can make a difference and help break the cycle of abuse.

Community Conversations: Your Questions Answered Oct 10, 2024

In this episode of Here in Hoptown, we dive into the audience's questions from the 2024 State of the Community Breakfast. Judge Executive Jerry Gilliam, Mayor James R. Knight, Jr. of Hopkinsville, and Mayor Jackie Oliver of Oak Grove join us to discuss the exciting growth happening across our community. They share insights on future aspirations, plans for development, and the challenges we face in managing this rapid expansion. Tune in for a comprehensive look at what's next for Hopkinsville, Oak Grove, and Christian County.

Hoptown Remembers: Revisiting a Local Legacy Sep 26, 2024

This week, in celebration of what would have been the birthday of the infamous bell hooks, we're revisiting a special episode from earlier this year. In this episode, we honor her extraordinary accomplishments, reflect on her powerful legacy, and discuss the profound impact she's had on literature, feminism, and social justice. Join us as we celebrate one of Hopkinsville's own, bell hooks.

Here in Hoptown Arts and Culture - Campanile Sep 19, 2024

On this week's Here in Hoptown: Arts and Culture, Margaret Prim sits down with Jeff Riggs to dive deep into Campanile Productions and the role it plays in shaping Hopkinsville's vibrant arts scene! From bringing Broadway-quality performances to our community to creating opportunities for local talent to shine, Jeff shares his passion for theatre and what it means for our city.

2024 State of the Community Eye-Opener Breakfast Sep 16, 2024

Join us for a special episode of Here in Hoptown, featuring the full recording of our 2024 State of the Community Eye-Opener Breakfast. With over 200 registrants, this event was a record-breaker and offered critical updates about the community. Moderated by Amanda Brunt, the discussion features insights from key panelists: Judge Executive Jerry Gilliam, Magistrates Phillip Peterson and John Bruce, Mayor of Hopkinsville James R. Knight, Jr., and Mayor of Oak Grove Jackie Oliver.

Empowering Tomorrow: A Conversation with Our Local Boys and Girls Club Sep 12, 2024

In this episode of Here in Hoptown, we sit down with the leader and students of the Boys and Girls Club, one of the most progressive clubs in the nation. With national recognition under their belt, this organization has become a pillar in our community, changing the lives of young people through countless opportunities. Join us as we discuss their recent successes, the life-changing programs they offer, and how they're shaping the future for Hopkinsville's next generation.

Weather Wisdom: David Powell Talks Spotters and Storms Sep 09, 2024

In this episode of Here in Hoptown, we sit down with local weather expert David Powell to discuss his latest project, the David Powell Weather and Wisdom YouTube channel. We dive deep into the importance of local weather spotters, how they serve our community, and the steps to become one yourself. Join us as David shares the fascinating history of how weather spotting started in Hopkinsville, along with insights on how accurate weather reporting helps keep our city safe. Whether you're a weather enthusiast or simply interested in protecting your neighborhood, this episode is a must-listen!

Street Savvy: Keeping Our Roads Safe and Sound Aug 29, 2024

In this episode, we sit down with our Street Superintendent, Josh Durham, to uncover the incredible work our street crews do to keep our community safe, clean, and well-maintained. From abatement and signage upkeep to drainage maintenance and street repairs, our dedicated teams are constantly at work to ensure our roads and public spaces are in top shape. Tune in to learn more about the vital roles they play in our daily lives and how they respond to challenges to keep our streets safe and accessible for everyone.

Hoptown Remembers: The 1910s & the Mystery of Little Kelly Green Men Aug 22, 2024

In this episode of Here in Hoptown, Alissa Keller and William Turner return with our popular Hoptown Remembers series to delve into local history. Join them as they discuss the mysterious Little Kelly Green Men and shine a spotlight on the often-overlooked decade of the 1910s. Discover the key events and stories that shaped Hopkinsville during this fascinating era. Don't miss it—tune in now!

Hoptown Arts and Culture-Cultural Conversations Aug 15, 2024

Hopkinsville's Here in Hoptown podcast is launching an exciting new series called Hoptown Arts and Culture. Hosted by Margaret Prim, Executive Director of the Pennyroyal Arts Council, the series kicks off with an engaging first episode featuring beloved community voices like Alissa Keller, host of Hoptown Remembers, and our Library Director, Tiffany Luna. Tune in as they dive into all things arts and culture in Hopkinsville, including upcoming Renaissance fairs, a museum gala, and stellar performances at our local theater!

Celebrating a Decade of Wellness: The Final 100 Mile Challenge Aug 08, 2024

In this episode of "Here in Hoptown," we sit down with the dedicated Health Education team from the Christian County Health Department. For the past decade, they've inspired our community through the annual 100 Mile Challenge, encouraging thousands to embrace a healthier lifestyle. As we mark the final year of this beloved program, the educators reflect on its impact and share their vision for the future. We also delve into the variety of other health programs and services they provide to keep our community thriving. Join us for an insightful conversation about health, wellness, and the journey ahead.

Summer Salute Preview: Behind the Scenes with Parks and Rec Aug 01, 2024

On this episode, we're thrilled to have Rachel Sanders from Parks and Recreation join us to talk about the highly anticipated annual Summer Salute. We'll dive into what's new and exciting this year, and hear from our special guest, Lauren Montgomery, who has been interning with Parks and Rec. Lauren will share her experiences and the invaluable lessons she's learned working alongside Rachel and the team.

Hoptown Remembers-Summer Highlights at Hoptown's Historical Hub Jul 25, 2024

Join Alissa Keller and Brett Pritchett on Here in Hoptown - Hoptown Remembers, as they delve into the exciting happenings at the Hopkinsville-Christian County Museum this summer! From fascinating exhibits to community events, get an insider's look at everything this local gem has to offer. Whether you're a history buff or just curious about what's going on in town, this episode is your go-to source for all things museum-related in Hopkinsville. Tune in for engaging stories, fun facts, and a deep dive into the rich heritage of our community!

Summer Highlights at Hoptown's Historical Hub Jul 25, 2024

Join Alissa Keller and Brett Pritchett on Here in Hoptown - Hoptown Remembers, as they delve into the exciting happenings at the Hopkinsville-Christian County Museum this summer! From fascinating exhibits to community events, get an insider's look at everything this local gem has to offer. Whether you're a history buff or just curious about what's going on in town, this episode is your go-to source for all things museum-related in Hopkinsville. Tune in for engaging stories, fun facts, and a deep dive into the rich heritage of our community!

Unlocking Literacy and Community Services with Tiffany Luna Jun 27, 2024

In this episode of Here in Hoptown, we welcome Tiffany Luna, the Director of the Hopkinsville-Christian County Library. Tiffany shares insights into the wide array of programs the library offers to support literacy in our community. From story hours and reading programs to adult education and digital resources, discover how the library is fostering a love for reading and learning for all ages.

But that's not all! Tiffany also highlights the additional community services the library provides, including passport services, printing services, and genealogy resources. Tune in to learn how the Hopkinsville-Christian County Library is a cornerstone of our community, offering invaluable resources and support.

Join us for an enlightening conversation about the many ways our local library is making a difference!

Hoptown Public Safety--The Role of Public Safety Officers Jun 20, 2024

Join us for an insightful episode of "Here in Hoptown" as we sit down with Logan Durst, one of our Public Safety Officers. Logan delves into the vital role that Public Safety Officers play in our community, from emergency response to community engagement. He also shares inspiring stories of how many officers have transitioned to becoming police officers, further contributing to the safety and well-being of Hoptown. Don't miss this chance to learn more about the dedication and impact of our local heroes.

Building a Thriving Hopkinsville: Insights from the Industrial Foundation and Economic Development Council Jun 06, 2024

In this episode, we dive into the dynamic partnership between the Hopkinsville Industrial Foundation and the South Western Kentucky Economic Development Council (SWK), two key organizations driving economic growth and industry development in our community. Our guests, representatives from both organizations, share their missions, recent successes, and the strategies they employ to attract and establish new businesses and industries.

Discover how the Industrial Foundation secures prime land for development and how the SWK works to solicit and support new and current industries. We'll explore the challenges they face, the collaborative projects that have made a significant impact, and their vision for the future of our community.

Tune in to gain valuable insights into how these organizations work individually and together to create a thriving economic environment, enhance workforce development, and ensure sustainable growth for all.

Reviving Hopkinsville: The Impact of the Hopkinsville-Christian County Land Bank Authority May 30, 2024

In this episode, we delve into the Hopkinsville-Christian County Land Bank Authority, a vital program dedicated to revitalizing abandoned properties in Hopkinsville. Discover how the Land Bank facilitates the removal of taxes and liens, turning neglected properties into valuable assets that generate tax revenue for the city. Join us as we speak with a local investment group who has successfully collaborated with the Land Bank to breathe new life into Hopkinsville's neighborhoods. Tune in to learn about the impactful changes happening in our city and the people making them possible.

Answering the Call: Inside the Life of an EMS Worker May 24, 2024

In honor of National EMS Week, we sit down with a few of our dedicated EMS personnel to explore the unique challenges and rewards of being an EMS worker. We delve into what it takes to respond to emergency situations, the deep sense of calling that drives these heroes, and the innovative mental health program we've implemented to support them. Join us for an inspiring and eye-opening conversation about the resilience, dedication, and compassion that define our EMS community.

Keeping the Promise of Growing Home - Mayor Knight's FY24-25 Budget Overview May 09, 2024

Join us in this insightful episode of 'Here in Hoptown' as we delve into the heart of our city's future with Mayor Knight. In our conversation, we explore the proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year, themed "Keeping the Promise of Growing Home." With a focus on Public Safety, Economic Development, City Cleanliness, and Staff Support, Mayor Knight provides invaluable insights into the strategies and initiatives aimed at fostering growth and prosperity within our community. Tune in to discover how these key budget priorities align with the vision for our city's future and the commitment to enhancing the quality of life for all residents. Don't miss this engaging discussion on the path forward for Hoptown!

Hooves of Glory: Remembering Flying Ebony's 1925 Kentucky Derby Triumph May 02, 2024

Join us on this episode of Hoptown Remembers as we go on a journey back in time to celebrate the remarkable victory of Flying Ebony, the pride of Hopkinsville, Kentucky, in the 1925 Kentucky Derby. As Derby weekend approaches, let's pay homage to this legendary horse whose triumph still resonates through racing history. Discover the untold stories and the moments that defined Flying Ebony's unforgettable win. Saddle up and gallop with us as we relive the exhilarating spirit of one of Hopkinsville's finest moments in equestrian history.

Hoptown Remembers_Famous People Who Visited Hoptown-Part 1 Apr 25, 2024

Jefferson Davis, Lewis of Lewis and Clark, Susan B. Anthony, these are just a few of the famous people recorded visiting Hopkinsville over the years! Join us as we journey through time, unraveling the captivating narratives of Hopkinsville's celebrated guests in this Part 1 episode of Hoptown Remembers _Famous People Who Visited Hoptown!

Get to Know Your Councilmember - Ward 10 - Steve Keel Apr 23, 2024

Join us for another engaging episode of our series aimed at getting to know the councilmembers of Hopkinsville. In this installment, we feature Councilmember Steve Keel of Ward 10, a passionate advocate for our city whose dedication runs deep. Steve shares personal stories and insights, emphasizing his commitment with a powerful statement: "Bury me on 9th and Main." Tune in to hear from this local leader about his visions, the challenges he sees, and his unwavering love for our community. Don't miss the conversation!

Get to Know Your Councilperson- Ward 9- Jamie Lienberger Apr 22, 2024

Tune in as we interview Jamie Lienberger on Here in Hoptown! Join us as she shares her inspiring vision for our city and the unique perspective she brings as the city council representative for Ward 9. Don't miss out on this chance to get to know Jamie and her vision for our community!

Code Red: The Code Enforcement Chronicles Apr 18, 2024

In this insightful episode of "Code Red: The Code Enforcement Chronicles," we sit down with Darnell West, our dedicated Code Enforcement Officer. Tune in as Darnell dives into the common issues in our community, from unkempt lawns and abandoned vehicles to property maintenance and the challenges of managing fallen trees. Discover the behind-the-scenes efforts that go into keeping our neighborhood safe and orderly, and learn what you can do to help. Don't miss these essential insights straight from the front lines of code enforcement!

Get to Know Your Councilmember- Ward 6- Travis Martin Apr 16, 2024

Travis Martin joins us on "Here in Hoptown" to discuss all things Ward 6! Tune in as he shares his inspiring vision for unity in our community and reflects on his journey to the city council chambers. Don't miss this insightful conversation with your Ward 6 representative!

Get to Know Your Councilmember- Ward 5- Amy Craig Apr 15, 2024

In this compelling episode of "Here in Hoptown," we are joined by Amy Craig, the dedicated councilmember for Ward 5. Amy takes a moment from her busy schedule to share her profound vision for both her ward and the City of Hopkinsville. Through our conversation, we'll explore the inspiring journey that led her to Hopkinsville and delve into the experiences that have shaped her into a pivotal leader in our community. Join us as we uncover the ambitions and dreams that Amy Craig holds for the future of Hopkinsville, and learn what drives her commitment to making a lasting impact.

Hoptown Remembers-If the Courthouse Could Talk Apr 11, 2024

In this episode, Alissa Keller and William Turner unravel the captivating tales surrounding the courthouse gracing downtown Hopkinsville, Kentucky. From shadowy mysteries to heartwarming weddings and everything in between, this sentinel has witnessed it all. Join us as William Turner paints vivid portraits of the old courthouse's storied past. Tune in and embark on a journey through time with us.

Get to Know Your Councilmember- Ward 4-Chuck Crabtree Apr 09, 2024

In our ongoing "Here in Hoptown" podcast series, where we connect you with our city's leaders, we're excited to feature an in-depth conversation with Chuck Crabtree. As the representative for Ward 4, Chuck shares his vision for the community, the exciting plans he has for the future, and how he aims to make a positive impact.

Get to Know Your Councilmember- Ward 3- Don Marsh Apr 08, 2024

In this episode of "Here in Hoptown," we embark on a special series dedicated to connecting with the heart of our community through inquisitive conversations with our city council members. Our journey begins with Don Marsh, councilperson for Ward 3, who shares a comprehensive and inspiring vision for both his ward and the entire City of Hopkinsville. As the first guest in our series, Don offers a unique glimpse into the dedication, challenges, and hopes that drive his public service. From addressing pressing local issues to unveiling ambitious plans for the future, this episode is a deep dive into the aspirations shaping Ward 3 and beyond. Join us as we uncover the stories, strategies, and spirit of leadership that are moving Hopkinsville forward, one ward at a time.

Miracles Happen Here in Hoptown Apr 03, 2024

Welcome to Here in Hoptown, where incredible stories of resilience and triumph take center stage. In this episode, we're diving into a remarkable tale of survival that defies all odds. On April 3, 2023, Courtney Kearns and her boyfriend Zach found themselves trapped in a devastating house fire. With Courtney's life hanging in the balance, her loved ones and first responders rallied together in a race against time. Through their harrowing accounts of that fateful night, we'll uncover the raw emotions, the heart-wrenching moments, and the unwavering determination that kept hope alive. Get ready to be moved, inspired, and uplifted. This is a story you won't want to miss.

Hoptown Remembers - Hotel Latham Mar 28, 2024

In this episode, we uncover the mysteries and legends surrounding the infamous Hotel Latham. Though the grand structure may no longer grace our city skyline, its legacy continues to weave its way through the fabric of Hopkinsville's rich history. Tune in as we unravel the secrets of this iconic landmark and explore its enduring impact on our community. Get ready for a journey through time as we bring the stories of Hotel Latham to life.

The Heart of a Volunteer Mar 21, 2024

In this edition, host Troy Body engages in a captivating conversation with the remarkable duo, Charles and Diane Turner. Discover the heart and soul behind their tireless efforts as they share their stories, insights, and the passion that drives them to dedicate countless hours to enriching the lives of others. From volunteering at our beloved Jeffer's Bend to fostering a sense of unity, compassion, and preservation across Hopkinsville, Charles and Diane epitomize the essence of selflessness and community spirit.

Supporting Small Business- Downtown Renaissance District Program Mar 14, 2024

Piggybacking off the previous Supporting Small Business-Small Business Commission podcast, Holly Boggess with the Downtown Renaissance Districts discusses some of the small business resources and incentives available to small business owners in Hopkinsville, KY.

Supporting Small Business- Small Business Commission Mar 14, 2024

Here in Hoptown sits down with Sarah Whitaker, Hopkinsville's new Small Business Commission chairperson, to discuss resources available to small businesses in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

Hoptown Remembers_Hoptown Women Who Made History-Part 1 Mar 07, 2024

Did you know that Hopkinsville had a ladies bachelor's club back in the day? In honor of Women's History Month, Alissa Keller and William Turner share tales of women who made their mark in Hopkinsville throughout history.

Hoptown Remembers_Hoptown Women Who Made History-Part 2 Mar 07, 2024

Did you know that Hopkinsville had a ladies bachelor's club back in the day? In honor of Women's History Month, Alissa Keller and William Turner share tales of women who made their mark in Hopkinsville throughout history.

Becoming bell hooks Feb 29, 2024

Alissa Keller sits down with Gwenda Motley, sister to the late bell hooks. She talks about life before her sister, Gloria Jean, became the bell hooks we all know, love, and remember.

Making History Here in Hoptown-Interview with Magaline Ferguson Feb 16, 2024

Here in Hoptown sits down with Magaline Ferguson, the first black female to serve as a Christian County magistrate. She talks about her faith, her inspiration, and her many blessings as she has served in this role, making history in not only Christian County, but in the state of Kentucky.

Hoptown Remembers-The Infamous Edgar Cayce Feb 16, 2024

Edgar Cayce was an American attributed clairvoyant who claimed to speak from his higher self while in a trance-like state. He was also born and raised in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. On this episode of Here in Hoptown's Hoptown Remembers segment, hosts William Turner and Alissa Keller discuss Edgar Cayce, his life, and his unique abilities that made him world famous.

Hoptown Remembers-Tiger Football Stadium Feb 16, 2024

William Turner and Alissa Keller talk about Tiger Football Stadium on Walnut Street and reminisce about old football glory days.

Hoptown Remembers_Get to Know Our Hosts Feb 15, 2024

Here in Hoptown features a Hoptown Remembers segment with Hopkinsville's very own William Turner, city and county historian, and Alissa Keller, executive director of the Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County. In this first episode of the Here in Hoptown's Hoptown Remembers series, get to know our hosts, and learn how these local history buffs became interested in all things historic Hopkinsville!

Remember When-A Tale of Two Opposites Feb 15, 2024

Valentine's Day is this week, and we wanted to sit down with a local couple from Hopkinsville, Kentucky and hear their love story in honor of the holiday. Jack and Ruth Elliott have been married for 58 years and share their story, including first dates, first kiss, and even first fights. Through it all, you'll see how opposites attract, as well as hear nuggets of wisdom they have picked up along the way throughout their years of marriage.

A Year-in-Review Jan 26, 2024

Hopkinsville Mayor James R. Knight talks about his administration's first year accomplishemnts. Topcs include increased public safety, city cleanup, and other components in the mayor's Growing Home initiative.

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