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Community Involvement
Copperband Technologies is a local company. Our team lives and works in the same communities as the businesses and organizations we support, and we believe being part of those communities means doing more than showing up when someone needs IT help.
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Visit Hopkinsville Receives August 2026 Quality Service Award
Visit Hopkinsville was recognized with the August 2026 Quality Service Award for its service, dedication, and commitment to the Hopkinsville-Christian County community.
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McAlister’s Deli Receives the July 2026 Quality Service Award
McAlister's Deli, open in Hopkinsville since October 2024, was recognized with the July 2026 Quality Service Award.
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Superlawn & Garden Receives the June 2026 Quality Service Award
Superlawn & Garden, locally owned and serving Hopkinsville for more than thirty years, was recognized with the June 2026 Quality Service Award.
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MB Roland Distillery Receives the May 2026 Quality Service Award
MB Roland Distillery, a grain to glass Christian County distillery, was recognized with the May 2026 Quality Service Award.
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Las Fuentes Mexican Restaurant Receives the April 2026 Quality Service Award
Las Fuentes Mexican Restaurant, serving Hopkinsville for nearly two decades, was recognized with the April 2026 Quality Service Award.
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Blush & Bashful Romance Bookshop Receives the March 2026 Quality Service Award
Blush & Bashful Romance Bookshop, a Hopkinsville shop built around book clubs and local events, was recognized with the March 2026 Quality Service Award.
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Kem Wealth Management Receives the February 2026 Quality Service Award
Kem Wealth Management, more than two decades of retirement, investment and estate planning in Hopkinsville, was recognized with the February 2026 Quality Service Award.
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Calhoun & Company Receives the January 2026 Quality Service Award
Calhoun & Company, serving Christian County since 1995, was recognized with the January 2026 Quality Service Award.
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Tech Wizards at Fright on Franklin
Copperband brought cauldrons, costumes and a batch of 3D printed fidgets to the sixteenth Fright on Franklin in downtown Clarksville.
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