Glasgow Christmas Parade to blend American history with holiday tradition
Float applications will be available beginning Oct. 1.
BCEA breaks ground on third speculative building at South Cooper Industrial Park
The authority’s first two speculative buildings, located on Lots 1 and 7, are now occupied by Bluegrass Ingredients and Union Coating.
Barren County groups among beneficiaries of $10 million country ham auction
The money from the auction will go to organizations around Kentucky, including the Boys & Girls Club of Glasgow-Barren County and the FFA chapters in Barren and Glasgow counties.
Downtown Glasgow square faces week of overnight resurfacing
Motorists should expect lane closures, delays and other traffic impacts during the project.
Judge prioritizes annexation challenge in Cave City data center case
The lawsuits challenge Cave City’s data center moratorium and the 2024 annexation of the property where the project is proposed.
Plenty of action behind the cameras
What happens behind the scenes when Hollywood comes to Glasgow? Jimmy Lowe tagged along with MacLean Lessenberry to find out why filmmakers keep coming back.
Kentucky judge allows case arguing period product tax is unconstitutional to proceed
Kentucky is one of 18 states that still tax period products, according to Period Law.
Flock Safety tightens safeguards as states, cities question surveillance network
The changes come amid growing scrutiny of a surveillance network that Flock says has more than 120,000 cameras across 49 states and serves thousands of law enforcement agencies and communities.
Guthrie says Mammoth Cave should have a voice if Cave City data center could affect the park
Congressman raises concerns about ratepayers and water while defending local control over data centers.