Tasia Fortune attended Barren County High School before death drew national attention
Tasia Fortune, whose death in Mississippi has drawn national attention, attended Barren County High School and participated in athletics as a teenager.
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Bridge Kentucky to host free resource fair Saturday
For more information, contact 270-629-5323 or visit their website.
Facing demolition, a piece of Glasgow history finds two unlikely advocates
Josh and Terryn Francis have become prominent opponents of a proposed senior housing development that would involve demolishing the former Howard Clinic in Glasgow’s Southwest Residential Historic District.
Med Center Health introduces new treatment for advanced prostate cancer
Metastatic prostate cancer occurs when cancer spreads beyond the prostate, including to the bones or lymph nodes.
WCLU to celebrate 80 years of local radio with anniversary event
The station, now known as WCLU 1490 AM, first went on the air in September 1946 under the call letters WKAY.
Plaza Theatre begins search for next executive director
The next director will be responsible for much of the Plaza’s day-to-day operation, including programming, bookings, marketing, finances, staffing and the upkeep of the theatre.
Boys & Girls Club uses simulator to teach teens about opioid impairment
The simulator glasses were purchased using a portion of Glasgow’s opioid settlement funds designated for the Boys & Girls Club.
Former Barren and Metcalfe judge Phillip Patton appointed to UK Board of Trustees
Patton is a graduate of UK and its law school.
Glasgow High duo hopes to help students unplug and explore
Working with English teacher Jaime McMillan, students have already begun building the club, creating a logo, setting up social media accounts and planning activities for the year ahead.