Good morning, Hopkinsville.

The Rotary Club of Hopkinsville is collecting gently used books for the Christian County Literacy Council’s Rolling Reader Book Trailer throughout September.

The club has rescheduled its Day of Play for Sunday, Sept. 20 at Rotary Park from 1 to 3 p.m. to offer families a fun afternoon,

The Rotary Club of Hopkinsville launched its Service Above Shelf book drive to collect new or lightly used books for young readers and rescheduled the Day of Play to Sunday, Sept.

20 at Rotary Park on Pardue Lane. Books are accepted Monday-Thursday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Hopkinsville-Christian County Human Rights Commission will host its 52nd annual Unity Breakfast on Oct.

22 at Oak Grove, Racing, Gaming and Hotel (theme 'Rooted in Compassion, Moving Forward with Hope') featuring keynote speaker Dr. Ron Patterson and multiple award presentations while nominations remain open.

The Pennyroyal Arts Council is hosting a free screening of Steel Magnolias at the Historic Alhambra Theatre in downtown on Friday, Sept.

25. Doors open at 6 p.m. and concession proceeds will support the local Imagination Library (Dolly Parton’s program) to bring free books to children.

The Kentucky Career Center in Hopkinsville will hold two Rapid Response meetings at 110 Riverfront Drive at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday, Sept.

14, to assist employees from the recently closed O’Charley’s on Fort Campbell Boulevard, offering job assistance and career counseling.

Christian County Water District lifted its boil water advisory for customers on Dawson Road (covering Dawson Springs, Logan Bennett, Eli, Clifty Shores, and No Outlet Roads) after tests on Sept.

9 confirmed the water is safe following an advisory issued on Sept. 6.

The Kentucky Department for Public Health reported 44 measles cases across several counties as of Wednesday morning — 17 in Christian, 8 in Trigg, 1 in Todd and 2 in Caldwell — and urged parents to vaccinate their children for protection.

Brenna Breitrick celebrated Senior Day on Tuesday with a near ace at Cullan at Mineral Mounds when her tee shot stopped three inches short of the cup (a moment dubbed Max's Moment), giving her an easy birdie putt.

Heritage Christian Academy won a four-set match Tuesday night at Livingston Central against the Lady Cardinals, improving its record to 3-2.

The team will face the Cardinals again in the quarterfinal of the 2nd Region All A Classic Friday night in Smithland.

Fort Campbell’s Jayden Couch earned medalist honors with a score of 35 on Tuesday in a two-team golf match, finishing one shot ahead of HCA’s Cruz Egbert as Heritage Christian secured the win with a team score of 202 against Fort Campbell’s 243.