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Here in Hoptown

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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3:11

Take 5: Council Recap & Budget Season Begins

Here in Hoptown ·

2026/02/20

In this episode of Take 5, we break down the February 17 City Council meeting and the February 19 Committee of the Whole.Topics include the amended council compensation proposal, a clean Fiscal Year 2025 audit, current revenue trends, newly approved traffic changes, the creation of a Housing Task Force, and the start of budget season. Stay informed on what's happening at City Hall in five minutes or less.

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84:51

The Future of Bluegrass Splash: A Community Townhall

Here in Hoptown ·

2026/02/20

What does the future hold for Bluegrass Splash waterpark? In this special episode of Here in Hoptown, we're sharing the full recording of a recent townhall meeting where community members gathered to discuss ideas, concerns, and possibilities for the future of the waterpark in Hopkinsville. We believe conversations like this should be accessible to everyone, including those who could not attend in person. This episode offers a transparent look at the discussion as it happened.

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17:12

A Tradition of Giving: The Pioneers Inc.

Here in Hoptown ·

2026/02/17

For more than 70 years, The Pioneers Inc. of Hopkinsville has quietly and faithfully invested in our community. Established in the early 1950s, this service organization has built a legacy of giving back, supporting local causes, and strengthening the place we call home. In this episode, three members share what the club does, why service still matters after seven decades, and how others can get involved. It is a conversation about commitment, community, and carrying forward a tradition of

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2:48

Take 5: Safety Milestones, New Housing Incentives,...

Here in Hoptown ·

2026/02/09

Join Amanda Brunt for a five-minute (or less) update on Hoptown's latest city council meeting news. This episode honors Captain Curtis Nightingale's 22-year career and celebrates several fire department promotions. Safety is a highlight and we also explore growth strategies, including $7,500 rebates for new homes in Legacy neighborhoods. Finally, we address the debate over proposed council pay raises and the upcoming February 18th Town Hall regarding the Bluegrass Splash Water Park.

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23:13

Here in Hoptown: 2025 Year in Review with Leadership

Here in Hoptown ·

2026/01/30

In this special year-in-review episode, city leadership reflects on key accomplishments, the projects they're most proud of, and how their work is shaping a stronger, more connected Hopkinsville. From progress made in city services to the goals guiding the future, this conversation offers an inside look at how your city is moving forward — together.

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6:40

Mayor for a Day: Bella Long Brings Big Hoptown Energy

Here in Hoptown ·

2026/01/20

What happens when a 4th grader steps into the role of Mayor for a Day? A whole lot of personality, laughter, and Hoptown pride.

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2:24

Take 5: January 6, 2026 Council Recap

Here in Hoptown ·

2026/01/19

Tune in to the latest episode of Here in Hoptown's Take 5, your five-minute recap of City Council highlights. This episode covers major wins from 2025, including a milestone year for public safety, a strong financial outlook, and progress across city departments. We also dive into a thoughtful council discussion on housing programs and how public investments can best serve neighborhoods across Hopkinsville. Listen in, and stay informed!

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25:07

Loving Your City: Elizabeth McCoy

Here in Hoptown ·

2026/01/16

In this episode we sit down with Elizabeth McCoy, CEO of Planters Bank, to talk about how Hopkinsville became home. Elizabeth shares the path that led her here, the influence of her mother's advice to “bloom where you're planted,” and how she embraced that mindset in both her career and her community. From planting roots to giving back, Elizabeth reflects on what it means to actively invest in the place you call home and help shape a city where families, friends, and neighbors can

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10:13

Loving Your City_James Victor

Here in Hoptown ·

2025/12/23

In this episode of Here in Hoptown: Loving Your City, we meet James, a longtime Hopkinsville native who has served the community in many capacities throughout his life. From civic involvement to his current role on the Local Development Corporation (LDC), James shares why investing in people and place matters, and how thoughtful leadership helps shape Hopkinsville's future.This conversation is a reminder that loving your city is not just about where you live, but how you show up. Tune in for a

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61:06

Legislative Update Breakfast: Key Issues to Watch

Here in Hoptown ·

2025/12/11

In this episode of Here in Hoptown, we're bringing you the full audio from the annual Legislative Update Breakfast hosted by the Christian County Chamber of Commerce. If you missed the event, this is the perfect way to get caught up on the key conversations shaping the upcoming legislative session.Senator Craig Richardson, Representative Myron Dossett, and Representative Walker Thomas share insights on major issues expected to take focus in Frankfort — including housing, tax reform, and

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13:21

Loving Your City Featuring Mona Sheth

Here in Hoptown ·

2025/12/05

Welcome to Here in Hoptown's "Loving Your City," the newest podcast series from the City of Hopkinsville. In each episode, we'll talk with community members about why they've made Hopkinsville their home and what they love most. Our first guest, Mona Sheth, shares her journey of living in various places and why Hopkinsville is the place she's chosen to stay the longest. Join us as we celebrate the stories that make our city a true home.

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2:55

Take 5: Money, Milestones, and Merry Events —...

Here in Hoptown ·

2025/11/25

In this Take 5 episode of Here in Hoptown, Amanda Brunt breaks down the biggest moments from the November 18th City Council meeting — all in five minutes or less. Hear the latest on the city's strong October financial report, major ordinances that passed (including changes to the occupational license tax), and updates on new appointments and upcoming events.

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2:48

Tough Calls and Big Decisions: Inside the November...

Here in Hoptown ·

2025/11/07

In this episode, we're unpacking the highlights from the November 4th Hopkinsville City Council meeting — a night filled with heartfelt recognition, spirited debate, and impactful decisions. Whether you're a policy watcher or just love keeping up with local issues, this quick recap gives you the inside scoop on the decisions shaping Hopkinsville's future.Whether you're a policy watcher or just love keeping up with local issues, this quick recap gives you the inside scoop on the decisions

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6:54

Coming Soon! The Small Business Conference--Hosted by...

Here in Hoptown ·

2025/11/03

In this episode of Here in Hoptown, Public Information Officer Amanda Brunt sits down with Diane Turner, the liaison between the Small Business Commission and the City of Hopkinsville. Diane shares details about the upcoming Small Business Conference—a one-day event designed to empower local entrepreneurs, connect community leaders, and celebrate the spirit of innovation that drives Hoptown forward. Tune in to discover how the city and its partners are helping local businesses

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102:14

Take 5: From Frankfort to Hoptown--Mayor's Town Hall...

Here in Hoptown ·

2025/11/03

In this episode of Take 5, we're recapping the Hopkinsville Town Hall, where Kentucky's state legislators—Senator Craig Richardson and Representatives Myron Dossett and Walker Thomas—sat down to talk about the issues shaping Christian County's future. Whether you're concerned about the state budget, the cost of living, or how local investments are shaping Hopkinsville's future, this episode gives you the highlights straight from your representatives. Tune in for the recap and keep

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4:04

Take 5: Safety, Preservation, and Progress-- The Blue...

Here in Hoptown ·

2025/10/28

From the breaking update on the Blue Streak Building's “Unsafe Building Declaration” to new developments in downtown incentives, tax rate debates, and Hoptown 311, this episode gives you a five-minute snapshot of what's shaping Hopkinsville's future.Tune in to hear how city leaders are working to balance preservation and progress while keeping our community safe, vibrant, and engaged.

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32:09

In Loving Memory of Kristina Scott

Here in Hoptown ·

2025/10/16

Before we begin, we want to take a moment to honor the life and legacy of Kristina Scott, who recently passed away. Kristina devoted her time and energy to preserving the history and spirit of Hopkinsville's Trail of Tears Commemorative Park.In this conversation, recorded before her passing, Kristina shared her deep knowledge, passion, and care for this sacred place — ensuring the stories and traditions of those who came before us continue to be heard. We reair this episode in loving memory

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17:41

The Inside Look @ City Government

Here in Hoptown ·

2025/10/03

In this episode of Here in Hoptown, we sit down with City Administrator and Chief of Staff, Troy Body, the author of the city's official blog. Troy shares the inspiration behind his writing, the stories that motivate him, and his vision for the future of Hopkinsville. From leadership to community pride, this inside look offers listeners a deeper understanding of how our city works—and the people shaping its path forward.Visit our blog: www.hoptown.org/blog

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23:56

Jazz on State: Behind the Music with Margaret Prim

Here in Hoptown ·

2025/09/26

Margaret Prim joins Here in Hoptown to share the story behind Jazz on Stage, a four-part concert series kicking off in October. In this episode, we talk about how the series began, what it takes to bring these shows to life, and why jazz continues to play such an important role in our local arts scene.We also reference a previous conversation about Jazz on Stage from last year—if you missed it, you can listen here:

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3:27

Take 5: Taxes, Sewer Upgrades & a Library Comeback

Here in Hoptown ·

2025/09/19

This week, the council pulled a doubleheader — a Special Called meeting and the Committee of the Whole — and we've got the essentials in just five minutes. From setting property tax rates and debating net profits taxes to major sewer rehabilitation projects, downtown development extensions, and exciting updates from the Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library, this episode is packed.Listen to the recap, then dive into the full meeting at www.youtube.com/@CityofHopkinsvilleKY!

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