Will countywide zoning affect Barren County farmers?
Kentucky’s Right to Farm Act protects agricultural operations that follow normal and accepted practices from certain nuisance claims and local restrictions.
Kentucky’s Right to Farm Act protects agricultural operations that follow normal and accepted practices from certain nuisance claims and local restrictions.
An oral history and colleagues’ memories reveal the legacy of one of Barren County’s pioneering attorneys.
Officials said the higher rate is needed as the cost of operating the detention center continues to climb.
The July 21 severe weather outbreak produced five tornadoes across central Kentucky.
Authorities say investigators found suspected marijuana, hemp-derived products, cash and other evidence during searches of her business and residence.
Cashless, self-service market offers affordable snacks, drinks and grab-and-go food for employees working long shifts.
The proposed office would help fill a geographic gap between existing regional licensing offices in Bowling Green and Columbia.
The crash remains under investigation by Senior Trooper Brandon Roark of Kentucky State Police.
Two area farmers died in separate accidents involving farm equipment, prompting a safety reminder from Barren County Coroner Tim Gibson.
Barren County leaders have taken the first step toward creating a countywide zoning ordinance, beginning a months-long process to develop land-use regulations for unincorporated areas of the county.
The crash remains under investigation by the Barren County Sheriff’s Office.
In addition to serving on the Kentucky Board of Education, Brooking will participate in the Commissioner’s Student Advisory Council.
The family-owned business said it plans to continue focusing on fresh products and customer service while serving communities across south-central Kentucky.
The investigation remains ongoing.
One-day event will bring together women leaders from across South Central Kentucky for networking, professional development and keynote address.
The event will take place at Beaver Creek Park in Glasgow.
She’s been named a Kentucky Colonel twice — by former Republican Gov. Ernie Fletcher and by Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear — for her noteworthy accomplishments and service to Kentucky.
In addition, the county’s planning and zoning commission is also holding a public hearing on July 23 on a draft ordinance to site and regulate data center construction in the county.