Mayors Discuss Their Cities At State Of The Community Breakfast

Residents of Christian County gathered to hear the state of the community Tuesday morning.

During the annual breakfast hosted by the Hopkinsville-Christian County Chamber of Commerce, the chamber and mayors of Hopkinsville and Oak Grove spoke on what is going on in the area.

Hopkinsville Mayor Carter Hendricks discussed progress being made within the city, public schools, pension pressure, possibilities, and public safety.

He notes the police department is working hard to keep the city safe.

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Hendricks adds he is in favor of a nickel tax to help build new academic buildings at both high school campuses in the city, citing that the schools are an important asset to the workforce in the region.

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Oak Grove Mayor Theresa Jarvis spoke on all the big things occurring in the southernmost city in the county. One of which includes the recent groundbreaking of the Oak Grove Gaming and Racing facility.

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She adds the city is continuing to make improvements.

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Chamber President Kelli Pendleton says they are preparing to put together the 2020 Community Vision Plan.

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The breakfast was sponsored by Hopkinsville Electric System and EnergyNet and held at the Holiday Inn in Hopkinsville.

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