Community pep rally set for Aug. 26 in Glasgow
The event is open to all Barren County and Glasgow students.
Glasgow Water Company seeks bids to replace treatment plant roof
GWC will accept sealed bids for the project until 11:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 4.
Missed the fair? Carnival returns through Saturday
The carnival is open from 6 to 10 p.m. nightly at 115 Beaver Trail.
Does Beshear’s data center executive order have ‘teeth’ without state law to back it up?
The governor’s executive order doesn’t have the backing of any specific state law regulating data center impacts, potential legislation that the GOP-controlled state legislature has failed to take up so far.
Kentucky has a measles outbreak, most cases in decades
Measles is extremely contagious and spread through the air from coughs or sneezes, according to the CDC.
Judicial commission reprimands judge for appearance of bias
According to the reprimand notice, the judge didn’t disclose the relationship after the hearing, either; the witness told the prosecutor.
Trump nominates Eastern Kentucky judge to federal bench
Ballou will succeed former Judge Gregory Van Tatenhove, who was selected to become the dean of the University of Kentucky J. David Rosenberg College of Law earlier this year.
Barren County tax sale set for Sept. 23 as more than $400,000 remains delinquent
Tax bills that remain unpaid after April 15 are transferred from the sheriff’s office to the county clerk’s office for further collection.
Barren County officials question delay in employee raises
Barren County officials say raises for county employees are expected by September, but Sheriff Kent Keen questioned why they were delayed after the new budget took effect July 1.