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Taylor Wood Hayes, the former publisher of the Kentucky New Era, will become the new president and CEO of the Christian County Chamber of Commerce on Friday, July 2.
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Three more people have been arrested in connection with a robbery and the shooting of a Kentucky police officer.Hopkinsville Officer Jeremy Davidson was…
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The 101st Airborne Division is celebrating its 75th anniversary with events at Fort Campbell this week.The celebration on Wednesday starts with a 4-mile…
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Kentucky New Era staff writer and columnist Mary D. Ferguson died Thursday, June 9 at the age of 82.According to Kentucky New Era, Ferguson began working…
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More than 50 protesters showed up Tuesday at the house of a Hopkinsville man who made waves Memorial Day weekend after posting a photo online where he was…
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Ted Poston was born in Hopkinsville in 1906. He attended an African American high school in Hopkinsville and earned his bachelor's degree in Nashville. In…
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Fort Campbell’s garrison commander says civilian employees will be cut to four-day work weeks starting in July, as part of a furlough program stemming…
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Kentucky's Attorney General has sided with the Hopkinsville's newspaper over open meetings complaints it filed against the city council.Kentucky New Era…
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A closed meeting of Hopkinsville City Council's Compensation Committee this week is facing some scrutiny from the city's newspaper. Hopkinsville’s budget…
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Jennifer P. Brown knows how interesting, quirky, terrible and inspiring life in rural western Kentucky can be. Brown has been on the Kentucky New Era…