Glasgow’s annual fall leaf collection begins Nov. 2
The annual collection is provided at no cost to Glasgow residents.
The annual collection is provided at no cost to Glasgow residents.
The juvenile is being held on a $250,000 bond.
The campaign offers residents an opportunity to give back to their community while helping support the Salvation Army’s local mission.
The Barren County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the case.
Branch appeared before Warren Circuit Judge J.B. Hines, marking his first appearance in circuit court since a Warren County grand jury indicted him.
Beshear is asking university officials to consider if campus policies against sexual violence ensure students are protected and feel safe.
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman defended the law, saying child sex dolls were not a form of protected speech.
A DOJ attorney sent an emailed letter to Republican Secretary of State Michael Adams and Kentucky State Board of Elections Executive Director Karen Sellers about the election monitors on Wednesday.
The rezoning passed despite opposition from three council members: Marna Kirkpatrick, Randy Wilkinson and Freddie Norris. Councilmember Elizabeth Shoemaker was absent.
A faded porcelain photo on a century-old headstone leads two brothers on a journey through Nobob to reconnect with a forgotten family story before more history is lost.
Here is what Barren County voters need to know before heading to the polls.
The development team’s letter to city council members asks officials to consider the proposed investment, the need for affordable housing, the property’s condition and applicable zoning requirements.
Kentucky State Police Post 3 in Bowling Green responded after receiving a request for assistance from the Edmonson County Sheriff's Office.
The Barren County Fiscal Court is expected to meet Oct. 30 to address the transition and swear in the incoming sheriff.
The nearly three-acre property at 318 W. Washington St. includes the former Howard Clinic building, which most recently housed the Barren County Health Department.
The project remains a proposal, and further details about its timeline and development have not been announced.
Kentucky State Police cadets traveled from Richmond to assist Thursday, working alongside Post 3 personnel and others who contributed to the project.
The seasonal positions may involve visitor engagement, conservation efforts and park operations, according to the announcement.