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News: Watch Video of City Council and Committee of the Whole Meetings 05-18-2012; 31st Annual Little River Days Festival (May 17th-May 20th) 05-17-2012; Visit the Downtown Farmers Market During Little River Days 05-17-2012; 2012/2013 Annual Action Plan 05-14-2012; Watch Video of Mayor's Fiscal Year 2012-2013 Budget Recommendation 05-10-2012; More news…

Upcoming Events: 31st Annual Little River Days Festival Downtown Hopkinsville,
05-17-2012; SPECIAL CALLED COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING Lackey Municipal Building, Council Chambers,
05-24-2012; 19th Annual Western State Hospital Benefit Golf Scramble Western Hills Golf Course,
05-25-2012; 14th Annual Take Kids Fishing Day Jeffers' Bend Environmental Center,
05-26-2012; Tie Breaker Family Aquatic Center Opening Day Tie Breaker Park,
05-26-2012; Upcoming events…

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2009 News Archive

November 2010 Downtown Renaissance District Newsletter

November 2010 Downtown Renaissance District Newsletter

Downtown Renaissance 2009 Annual Report

View Photos from the 2010 Downtown Farmers Market Kick-Off & Little River Bank Stabilization Project

Gains on Main: Downtown Property Owners Makeover Buildings with City Incentives

Gains on Main: Downtown Property Owners Makeover Buildings with City Incentives

Story & Photos by Joe Parrino

2011 Downtown Farmers Market Video

Historic Property Preservation Workshop

Historic Property Preservation Workshop Flyer.pdf

Historic Property Preservation Workshop Registration Form.pdf

Historic Property Preservation Workshop

2012 Downtown Farmers Market is Open

The Downtown Farmers' Market will be open every Wednesday and Saturday from 7:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. beginning April 7, 2012 and ending October 31st. The Downtown Farmers' Market is located in Founder’s Square parking lot at the corner of 9th & Main Streets in Historic Downtown Hopkinsville.

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