Who were they? Remembering fallen officers in Barren County
On May 8, local officers gathered at the Glasgow Police Department to remember those who made that sacrifice. But who were they?
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Federal disaster funds to reimburse T.J. Samson for pandemic costs
Neil Thornbury, CEO of T.J. Regional Health, said the funding recognizes the strain healthcare providers faced during the pandemic and will help support healthcare access in rural Kentucky.
EMS honors bring personal gratitude full circle in Glasgow
For the second year, the EMS Rise and Respond Awards were presented to more than 40 local staffers. Wilson said the recognition is meant to remind first responders that their work does not go unnoticed.
Glasgow police advocate helps families through crisis, everyday needs
Brooks, a 2017 graduate of Glasgow High School, was hired last fall as the department’s first-ever police advocate through funding provided by the city’s opioid abatement allocation.
Low water levels delay beach opening at Barren River Lake State Park
Officials said they will continue to monitor lake levels and provide updates on when the beach may open as conditions change.
Memorial Day flag-planting, service set for Glasgow cemetery
Glasgow Municipal Cemetery is located at 303 Leslie Avenue.
Students to get head start on nursing careers through new Barren County program
District and college leaders said the initiative is designed to prepare students for high-demand healthcare careers while strengthening the region’s workforce pipeline.
Groups seek opioid abatement dollars as Barren County weighs spending plan
Nonprofits pitched projects for opioid abatement dollars aimed at expanding homelessness services and addiction recovery efforts.
Barren County Fiscal Court to weigh budget, major spending Thursday
The meeting was originally scheduled for Tuesday but was moved due to Election Day.