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Hopkinsville recently amended an ordinance to allow alcohol sales on Sunday for the first time in 63 years.
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Ky. House District 8 incumbent Walker Wood Thomas defeated challenger Caldwell County Judge Executive Larry Curling to win the GOP nomination and a chance at reelection.
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In November, Gilliam will face the incumbent Democrat, Steve Tribble, who is seeking an eighth term in office.
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Christian County will see four Republican candidates face off in the primary election for judge-executive, with Democratic incumbent Steve Tribble waiting to face the winner in fall’s general election.
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For Pam Dossett – the lone Democrat up for Kentucky’s House District 8 seat – the biggest qualification for anyone in public office is a desire to represent people. That’s something the Hopkinsville educator hopes to bring to the Capitol if she’s elected this fall.
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Gov. Andy Beshear announced Thursday that Casey Jones Distillery in Christian County will add 15 full-time jobs as part of a nearly $2 million expansion.
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Downtown Hopkinsville has seen an influx of several new locally owned businesses in the last decade — including restaurants, caterers, a coffeehouse, a brewery, several gift and clothing shops, photographers, media companies and an event center. Women own and run almost all of them.
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The group invites church, nonprofit, government and business representatives to an organizational meeting on March 29.
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Christian County's Farmer of the Year will be announced at the event, slated for Tuesday, March 22.
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