Glasgow’s West Washington Street takes center stage in history tour
The free program, titled “Echoes from the Porch,” will explore historic structures along one of Glasgow’s oldest streets.
Jim Richards, former WKU basketball coach and Glasgow state champion, dies at 90
The Adair County native spent more than four decades serving Western Kentucky University as a player, coach and athletic administrator.
BRASS: For domestic violence survivors, safety can take years
Founded in 1980, the nonprofit serves the Barren River Area Development District, which includes 10 counties.
Grandfather charged in 2020 death of Allen County girl
The Allen County-Scottsville Crime Task Force reopened the case after detectives obtained and analyzed new information and evidence, according to a statement shared this week.
Barren County educator named to Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame Class of 2026
Dorothy McCubbin spent 37 years working in Barren County in a variety of teaching and administrative roles before retiring.
What Kentucky voters need to know before Election Day
Kentucky voters have several options for casting a ballot in the Nov. 3 general election, but the deadlines differ depending on how they plan to vote.
Cumberland County animal control officer receives 2026 award
Since joining the county’s animal control team, Groce has more than doubled the number of dog and cat adoptions in Cumberland County, according to the Fiscal Court.
Ace Coffee Co. to open second location in Smiths Grove
The new location will be in a historic building and is being developed in collaboration with Indigo Fox, an event venue and pop-up studio associated with Foxhole in the Grove.
Kentucky’s drug czar to retire after 22 years on the job
During Ingram’s time with the Office of Drug Control Policy, overdose deaths took a downward turn.