Jennifer P. Brown is a journalist based in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. She writes for WKMS and her work has also appeared in the Madison County Advertiser. Jennifer's articles cover a range of topics, including local events, community profiles, human interest stories, and news updates in the Hopkinsville area.
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Jennifer P. Brown's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, with a strong emphasis on family & relationships, government & politics, and entertainment news. She regularly covers events and announcements related to the city council, memorial services, art vendor markets, holiday songs and other local happenings.
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Kroger, which has the largest free-standing grocery in Hopkinsville, would have added 2,000 stores to its holdings nationwide if the merger had been approved.
Even on a rainy night, the sights in the Hopkinsville Christmas Parade were a delight, while the sounds of sirens screeching, horns blasting and engines revving were not so Christmasy.
By: Jennifer P. Brown
The hospital board had planned to vote on the Deaconess transaction this month.
Kathy Johnson has been decorating at Virginia Street Baptist Church for decades. Not even a brain aneurysm could sideline her very long.
The National Weather Service at Paducah predicts the possibility of “heavy mixed precipitation” with snow and sleet accumulations of 4 inches or more and a quarter-inch or more of ice.
By: Jennifer P. Brown
The storm's impact locally was moderate compared to areas north of Hopkinsville, where several inches of snow accumulated in other areas of the state.
Local residents can weigh in by answering a brief online survey about the proposed change.
A few inches of snow was just enough to pretty up the landscape for photographs. Friday seemed like one of the best possible snow days.
By: Jennifer P. Brown
The march from Freedom Elementary School to Hopkinsville Community College begins at 10 a.m., and the Fisk concert will begin at 2 p.m. at the Alhambra Theatre.
The induction ceremony will be March 10 in Lexington. Crystal Wilkinson, a former Kentucky poet laureate who spoke at the Hopkinsville
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