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.
The day that began with hundreds gathered to remember a trooper ended with hundreds standing quietly to remember a husband, a father, a farmer and a man whose life meant something to far more people than those who knew him at home.
A little-known Glasgow poet, a duck, a sweet potato and a whole lot of heart come together in this charming “Book Pick.”
The main facility will remain closed through Wednesday, Oct. 7, as cleanup and remediation work continues. The YMCA plans to reopen Thursday, Oct. 8.
Pyanowski had been indicted by a Barren County grand jury on several sexual offenses, including rape, sodomy and incest, involving four children.
Emonnie D. Branch Sr. waived extradition in Kentucky after his arrest on a Tennessee probation warrant and faces charges in the killing of KSP Trooper Hayden Phillips.
The waiver allows authorities to return Branch to Tennessee without going through a contested extradition process.
The procession will leave E.A. Diddle Arena at Western Kentucky University following Sunday’s funeral and travel from Bowling Green to Glasgow.
Branch was scheduled to appear for a preliminary hearing Friday morning.
The proposed ordinance would establish 10 zoning districts and set rules for where different types of development could locate and what requirements they would have to meet.
