Glasgow Christian Academy sues former leader over alleged use of funds for restaurant
Tracy Shaw served as the academy’s principal and chief administrator until her resignation, according to information in the lawsuit.
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Tracy Shaw served as the academy’s principal and chief administrator until her resignation, according to information in the lawsuit.
The team represents players from Allen, Barren, Hart, Hardin, Warren, Fayette and Russell counties.
New laws will impact gaming, schools, criminal justice, first responders and more beginning July 15.
Asa Howard, accused of causing the Oct. 17, 2025, crash that killed three teenagers, appeared in court Monday after an attempted plea agreement process was unsuccessful.
A new lawsuit alleges underage alcohol sales by a Glasgow liquor store contributed to the October crash that killed three teenagers, naming both the driver and the business as defendants.
All donations will benefit students in school systems across Barren County.
The 161.8-acre Johnson property, located off Cleveland Avenue, was purchased by the city in 2024 to guide the future development of one of Glasgow’s largest remaining undeveloped tracts.
The project is planned for a 15.2-acre site owned by the city of Park City at 351 W. Dixie St., near Kentucky 255 and within a mile of I-65.
According to the agenda, the council’s closed session will include discussion of pending litigation and matters related to real property.