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The far western Kentucky community of Hopkinsville came together Friday to celebrate the legacy of the late bell hooks, a Black intellectual, poet and author from the city who went on to become one of the most celebrated in the modern feminist canon.
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Austin Carter speaks to Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County Executive Director Alissa Keller about her featured "Snapshots in Time" artifact for the month of April: 110 years' worth of Hopkinsville Fire Department fire run records, including one particularly noteworthy blaze in 1924.
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Austin Carter speaks to Alissa Keller, executive director of the Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County, about her latest historical artifact featured in her "Snapshots in Time" column for the Hoptown Chronicle.
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Plans are set for the Pennyroyal Area Museum’s grand re-opening on Thursday, Feb. 27.A Chamber of Commerce ribbon-cutting is planned at 3 p.m., followed…
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The Pennyroyal Area Museum in Hopkinsville will undergo renovations and receive an updated exhibition space.The Christian County Fiscal Court supplied…
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The Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County host "A Day With Trains" this Saturday and next Saturday at the Pennyroyal Area Museum. Watch as…
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Hopkinsville native Edgar Cayce became a household name for allegedly possessing strange powers of mental telepathy. His purported psychic abilities to…
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Pennyroyal Area Museum Director Alissa Keller has "A Peek Inside the Casket: An Exhibit to Die For" and tells us about Christian County historian William…
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Pennyroyal Area Museum employees are bracing for another difficult financial year, after the Hopkinsville City Council decided to provide 70 percent of…
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Alissa Keller is with us next. She's the Executive Director of the Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County clustered around the Pennyroyal Area…