Kentucky residents may qualify for discounted phone and broadband service
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Brennan Crain
Brennan Crain is the founder and editor of Barrenside Media. He is a journalist with roots in South Central Kentucky. Email him at brennan.crain@barrenside.com with your story ideas.
Marshall Bailey, longtime local business owner and community leader, dies at 89
Bailey was remembered as a businessman, builder, community volunteer and father whose work touched many parts of the Glasgow community.
Etoile fair celebrates 85 years of community tradition
Vendors and games for children will also be available throughout the day.
Byrd questions tourism funding during Groove and Glow discussion
On Tuesday, Byrd also questioned why the tourism commission did not spend more of its previous budget.
Can Beau Jones work for the sheriff while running for Glasgow City Council?
Since You Asked, Barrenside looked into what Kentucky law says about the two positions.
Veterans group invites community to Cave City happy hour
The event is free and open to the public. Organizers said attendees do not have to be veterans to participate.
Housing Authority says proposed 75-unit development could fill immediately
If funded and constructed, Highland Heights would replace the former Barren County Health Department building with 75 affordable apartments for elderly households.
Beshear: T.J. Samson gets another $600,000 in FEMA funding
The latest funding comes months after T.J. Samson was awarded nearly $6.9 million in a previous round of FEMA reimbursements.
Kentucky Supreme Court to hear cases in Campbellsville next week
The public can attend the proceedings in person.