Glasgow police resolve standoff, take man into custody
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Barren County ATC adds CDL simulator to boost hands-on truck training
A new Virage CDL simulator was installed this week, marking the culmination of a process that began about a year and a half ago.
Kentucky sees uptick in voter registration before primary election
State officials said the late-stage gains point to heightened voter engagement as Kentucky heads into a primary election featuring hundreds of federal, state and local contests.
Ceremony pays tribute to fallen officers, law enforcement families
During the ceremony, Glasgow Mayor Henry Royse and Barren County Judge/Executive Jamie Byrd signed a joint proclamation recognizing Peace Officers Memorial Week, which was established in 1962.
In Glasgow, young voters learn campaigning through a garden mascot race
Candidates included Fern the Frog, Henrietta the Hedgehog, Garth the Grub, Toro the Turtle and Bart the Bunny.
GALLERY: Community gathers for National Day of Prayer
Thursday marked the National Day of Prayer, drawing a crowd to the Glasgow Public Square for prayer and worship.
$172K grant supports Kentucky efforts to clear sexual assault kit backlog
The funding, provided through the U.S. Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Assistance, will support Kentucky State Police efforts to analyze sexual assault kits, process DNA evidence and assist in identifying suspects.
Barren Inc. honors local leaders, businesses at annual awards luncheon
The annual event honored recipients in five categories: Administrative Professional of the Year, Farmer of the Year, Small Business of the Year, the Magnolia Award and Small Business Person of the Year.
Debate intensifies in Cave City over potential data center development
Cave City currently does not have zoning regulations specifically tailored to data centers, though a vote on new language is expected at a May 11 council meeting at 5 p.m.