A Common Sense Approach: Economic Growth and Future Challenges
Join us for a straight-talk session with Kentucky's Secretary for Economic Development, Jeff Noel! He unpacks his "common sense" vision behind Kentucky's record $39 billion investment and 70,000 new jobs. Noel shares insights on building generational companies, tackling workforce housing, future energy needs (including nuclear!), and how every community leader makes a difference. Don't miss his candid take on Kentucky's economic future!
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Take 5: September 2 Council Recap
In this episode of Here in Hoptown's Take 5, we're breaking down the key moments from the September 2nd City Council meeting. From celebrating promotions and retirements in our Fire and Police Departments to big discussions on recycling, city finances, and upcoming community events — there's plenty you'll want to know. Stay connected to the conversations shaping Hopkinsville — tune in now!
Click for the full meeting: https://www.youtube.com/live/-mD2AFKjT3Y?si=37gGpNtqFEq40_Ln
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Take 5: August 19, 2025 City Council Recap
In this episode of Here in Hoptown's Take 5, we recap the August 19th Hopkinsville City Council meeting — and it was a big one. From heartfelt community moments to tough budget realities, this session had it all. Hear a bilingual invocation from a local business owner, disaster loan opportunities for storm victims, and an impassioned plea to save the city's curbside recycling program. We'll also cover key council votes, including the official repeal of recycling, budget amendments, and a cable franchise renewal, plus a look at upcoming community events you won't want to miss. Listen to the full meeting: https://www.youtube.com/live/8Kk40bGnRTY?si=CYc6yL57I5I-KiZl
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Take 5: Hopkinsville City Council Recap — August 5, 2025
In this first episode of Here in Hoptown's Take 5 series, we bring you a quick, five-minutes-or-less recap of the August 5th Hopkinsville City Council meeting. Highlights include promotions within the Fire Department, resident concerns about property programs and neighborhood improvements, updates from Mayor Knight, and key council decisions on rezonings, capital investments, recycling, and more. Tune in for a fast and informative look at the discussions shaping our city. Listen in to the full meeting at https://www.youtube.com/live/82e_quVn348?si=UnNgiaoWob6hVjsC.
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Behind the Barricades: How Public Works Keeps Hoptown Moving
Flooded streets. Pesky potholes. Overgrown lots. They're the kinds of issues everyone notices — but what does it take to fix them? In this episode of Here in Hoptown, we sit down with Hopkinsville's Public Works team to talk about how they tackle flooding and drainage concerns, keep roads drivable, and address properties that need attention. You'll hear how they partner with the Surface and Stormwater Utility, why some projects take longer than expected, and what residents can do to help keep our city running smoothly.
A lot of things happen in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, and Here in Hoptown captures it all! Tune in for an eclectic collection of stories and discussions about the people, places, and things that make up this city we call home!
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