Fecal contamination prompts early closure at Glasgow aquatic center
The closure was prompted by a cleaning process that takes several hours to complete, according to Parks Director Eddie Furlong.
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Interactive Kentucky history exhibit coming to Glasgow square
According to the museum, the exhibit recreates the experience of the original installation through a specially outfitted van featuring touchscreens, photo opportunities, artifacts and facilitators who help visitors explore Kentucky history and learn how to preserve their own stories.
Applications open for Kentucky State Police Cadet Class 108
Candidates selected from posts 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 14 will receive guaranteed assignments to their home posts, KSP said.
After 70 years, Barren County couple reflects on a life built from faith, work and a Christmas pig
Their journey from a 1956 wedding to a house full of children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren spans seven remarkable decades.
Company overseeing farmers market construction responds to subcontractor liens
In a statement Monday, CEO Dylan Baker said the company believes all valid and properly documented project obligations should be paid.
Barren County residents invited to help update strategic plan at public meeting
The strategic plan serves as a guide for long-term planning and decision-making by identifying community goals and establishing priorities for future growth and development.
Downtown Glasgow to host Louisville Orchestra under the summer sky
The evening concert will transform the square around City Hall into an open-air venue, where audiences typically gather on the courthouse lawn and surrounding streets.
Planning to light fireworks in Glasgow? Here’s what you need to know
City officials said following the rules and practicing fireworks safety can help everyone enjoy a safe Independence Day holiday.
Downtown Glasgow streets to close ahead of Louisville Orchestra performance
Organizers say the event will feature a wide-ranging program and encourage attendees to bring chairs or blankets.