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DEPUTIES WITH THE ALLEN COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE OBSERVED ATRUCK PARKED IN A NO-PARKING ZONE AT THE INTERSECTION OF TULIP STREET AND OLD GALLATIN. ROAD…..CONTACT WAS MADE WITH THE DRIVER….42 YEAR OLD RYAN BRADLEY RATHER OF SCOTTSVILLE…..AND FOLLOWING FURTHER INVESTIGATION RATHER WAS CHARGED. WITH IMPROPER PARKING VIOLATIONS,...
Cave City resident Tim Brown spoke to the Cave City City Council at Monday night’s meeting. He had some questions about the recent work on Ky. 90 in the Cave City city limits. Brown had three main concerns: The shoulder width, a turn lane and the speed limit. Cave...
Glasgow’s Johnson Farm Ad Hoc Committee discussed significant interest from multiple developers but no full proposals during its Nov. 10 meeting at the Luska J. Twyman Municipal Building. The proposal submission deadline was extended beyond its original Oct. 30, 2026, date. Feedback on the second request for proposals was...
Right at six months ago, Barren Inc hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for a new ambulance station in Haywood. On Thursday, Barren Inc was back at the corner of Matthews Mill Road and Scottsville Road for a ribbon cutting. Chamber board chair CheyAnne Fant said it was impressive that the new...
A proposed multi-billion dollar natural gas pipeline could cut through 10 Tennessee counties.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A recent study by SingleMothersGrants.org, ranked states according to different bills and pressures a mom raising children on her own feels most. According to the study, Kentucky has the fifth highest transport costs in the country for single mothers but has the 10th cheapest child care in the country.
Clearly, Construction is pushing to build a rock quarry in Trousdale County along State Route 141. The company went before the planning commission this week to rezone 230 acres of land.
The Cave City City Council passed on first reading an ordinance regulating electric bikes and electric scooters Monday night during its regular meeting. The ordinance was based on the one recently passed by the Glasgow City Council, city attorney Bobby Richardson explained. He said he was directed to follow that ordinance, which he did.
FRANKFORT, Ky. – Allen County is among multiple areas set to benefit from thousands in funding from county fair grants. According to the Kentucky Department of Agriculture, it recently awarded a total of $721,141.45 in grants to nine county fairs to support new construction and revocation projects. “County Fairs...
A new Cumberland River bridge is part of a years-long effort to route SR 141 around downtown Hartsville in Trousdale County. The project also includes a new SR 141 alignment designed to carry traffic around the city rather than through it. The project is being built in Trousdale County as...
COLUMBIA, KY. (11/13/2026) Lindsey Wilson University student Alexavier Garrott ’30 was surprised to learn that he had been named a 2026 U.S. Presidential Scholar. “I kind of assumed I didn’t get it, because they said that by June they would have the news out,” said Garrott, who is an agribusiness and sustainability and environmental studies double major from Madisonville, Kentucky.
(UCBJ) – Misthaven Riding School (MRS) at 190 Halls Branch Rd. in Pleasant Shade recently celebrated its official ribbon-cutting, and the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce (Chamber) was on hand. “They have 7 amazing lesson horses at Misthaven and they also do haul-ins if students want to bring their...
The Barren County cheer team punched its ticket to the state cheer competition. They finished second in the Coed Division of competitive cheer in Region 2 over the weekend. Russell County won the Coed Division with 81.10 points, while Barren County scored 79.80 points. Broken down by scoring areas, Barren...
The 2026 midterm elections in southcentral Kentucky netted major wins for critics of the data center industry. Local races in three cities featured successful campaigns centered around the issue, and officials are already eyeing new restrictions on the facilities. The debate over large-scale data centers moved from city commission meetings...
COLUMBIA, KY. (11/12/2026) Dan Antle ’71 knows the value of Lindsey Wilson University. That’s why he recently created an endowment to support Green County residents to attend the school. Antle recently started the Dan and Patricia Antle Endowed Scholarship. The scholarship will support Green County residents to attend...
