Friendly rivalry aims to fill blood supply during Glasgow drive
Hosted by the American Red Cross, the drive will take place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Glasgow First United Methodist Church’s Family Life Center.
Glasgow to mark Juneteenth with two community celebrations Friday
According to event information, both gatherings will feature speakers.
Senate candidate Charles Booker to make campaign stop in Glasgow
Booker will face Republican Congressman Andy Barr in the November general election for Mitch McConnell’s U.S. Senate seat.
Cave City attorney steps aside from data center lawsuit, cites ‘appearance of conflict’
Following a brief closed session Wednesday, the council voted to retain English, Lucas, Priest & Owsley as outside counsel for the case. Richardson attended the closed session.
After 40 years, Kentucky domestic violence organization closing this month
Available data shows about half of Kentucky women and a third of men will experience some level of intimate partner violence in their lifetime.
Officials declare June as Dairy Month in Barren County
With donut holes, milk and plenty of laughter, the group gathered to recognize the importance of dairy farming to the county’s agricultural economy.
Ethics complaint dismissed after board finds no grounds for investigation
According to records obtained by Barrenside, the complaint was dismissed because no factual basis of a violation was found.
After years of waiting, student-built flood alarm installed in Barren County
A student-developed flood warning system inspired by a tragedy has been installed in Barren County and is now being tested at a low-water crossing after years of development.
Citizen urges county to consider data center moratorium
The comments come as Cave City faces legal action from a property owner who has confirmed interest in selling land to a data center developer.