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Planters Bank promotes two employees from Hopkinsville

Planters Bank has promoted two local’s Karen Hayes and Ryleigh Oldham.

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Planters Bank promotes 3 employees, welcomes new officer

Planters Bank recently announced the promotion of three employees as well as the announcement of a new trust officer.

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Lacey Johnson wins 2024 Miss UAB Scholarship Competition

The competition is an official preliminary to the Miss Alabama and Miss America competitions. Johnson, captain of the UAB Blazerettes, also won the Spirit Award. The new Miss University of Alabama at Birmingham is senior.

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Western Union bike rack exemplifies a moment in Hopkinsville history

The artifact – housed at the Pennyroyal Area Museum – was once housed outside of the historic Phoenix Building, which is slated for demolition.

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I think Red River will actually be better for it : Community expects business to continue as usual

A Memorial Day weekend tradition in Red River, New Mexico, a town relying on tourism from the Panhandle, turned deadly.

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