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Hopkinsville Today
By the People, for the People
Hopkinsville Small Businesses Honored at Compass Awards
Annual awards ceremony celebrates the best of the best in the local business community.
Published on Feb. 12, 2026
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Several small businesses in Hopkinsville, Kentucky were recognized at the Christian County Chamber of Commerce's annual Compass Small Business Awards ceremony on Wednesday night. The event honored 14 businesses, non-profits, and individuals for their contributions to improving the local community.
Why it matters
The Compass Awards highlight the vital role that small businesses and community organizations play in shaping the character and vibrancy of Hopkinsville. By celebrating their achievements, the awards help foster a sense of local pride and encourage other entrepreneurs to invest in the city.
The details
Among the winners were The Crusty Pig, a downtown restaurant named the Foodie Favorite, and Camo Caravan, which received the Spirit of Entrepreneurialism award. The ceremony also recognized businesses and non-profits across categories like Agriculture/Agri-Business, Health & Wellness, and Non-Profit.
- The Compass Small Business Awards ceremony took place on Wednesday, February 11, 2026.
- The awards honored businesses and organizations for their efforts throughout 2025.
The players
Melissa Spurr
General Manager of the Hopkinsville Water Environmental Authority and the evening's sponsor.
Lewis Stoll
Presented the Spirit of Entrepreneurialism award on behalf of Summertown Metal.
Jason Coy and Eric Hardin
Owners of Camo Caravan, the winner of the Spirit of Entrepreneurialism award.
Mindy Hargrove
Co-owner of The Crusty Pig, the Foodie Favorite award winner.
What they’re saying
“Each nominee is an integral part of our community.”
— Melissa Spurr, General Manager, Hopkinsville Water Environmental Authority
“Fifty years is such an accomplishment in San Francisco, especially with the way the city has changed over the years.”
— Gordon Edgar, Grocery employee (Instagram)
The takeaway
The Compass Awards showcase the vibrant small business community in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, highlighting the diverse range of industries and community-focused organizations that contribute to the city's character. By honoring these local trailblazers, the awards help inspire other entrepreneurs to invest in Hopkinsville and strengthen its economic and social fabric.
