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Suspicious Hiseville fire under investigation

Another suspicious house fire occurred Wednesday in the Hiseville area.

IN MINUTES: Park City Commission

Commissioners approved on second reading an ordinance amending the city’s 2008-09 budget. ...

IN MINUTES: Caverna Board of Education

Board members approved orders of the treasurer; approved on first reading a policy regarding school bus anti-idling waiver. ...

GPD adds three officers, makes promotions

The rank is going up and the file is increasing at the Glasgow Police Department. ...

Concert kicks off Fourth of July weekend

The Louisville Orchestra will perform in concert Friday in downtown Glasgow in front of city hall. ...

Blunt force trauma led to death in crash

Police now know the cause of death of a Barren County man involved in a single-vehicle wreck that occurred Tuesday about 15 miles south of ...

POLICE BRIEFS: Teen injured in crash

A Barren County teen was injured Tuesday night when her vehicle skidded on wet pavement and off the roadway. ...

Caverna raises set at 2 percent

Employees of the Caverna Independent School District will be receiving a pay increase slightly higher than what was mandated by the state. ...

Glasgow superintendent receives good evaluation

Following a first year as superintendent of Glasgow Independent Schools marked by both success and controversy, Kathy E. Goff was given a “good” evaluation by ...

IN MINUTES: Park City Commission

Commissioners met in special-called session and took the following action. ...

IN MINUTES: Glasgow-Barren County Industrial Development and Economic Authority

Members of the IDEA board took the following actions: approved the minutes of the May 22, meeting and approved financial statements. ...

Wagon fire damages home

A woman and her young son escaped injury Monday afternoon when a wagon caught fire next to a Glasgow residence. ...

Officials stress holiday safety

While locals will be out celebrating Independence Day over the weekend, law enforcement will be out in full force making sure citizens stay safe. ...

Board gives super report

Caverna’s superintendent received a positive evaluation Monday from the board of education. ...

Jailer admits actions on police tape

Leland Cox has stated since being accused of sexual abuse that the acts were consensual, but that he knew his actions had been morally wrong. ...

Unemployment rates rose in May

After a slight decrease in April, May’s unemployment rates jumped up. ...

Camp a chance for kids with disabilities

This week, several kids got the chance to hang out with kids just like them at the 10th annual Camp T.J. ...

Elephant leads library to new location

A group of Mary Wood Weldon Library employees, patrons and members of the community led a metal elephant: now named Ellephanilla, down to the new ...

Blueberry festival draws crowds

The heat couldn’t keep the vendors and customers away from the 8th annual Blueberry Festival Friday and Saturday on the Edmonton Town Square. ...

Guard members sent to help Afghanis farm

A group of Soldiers and Airmen from the Kentucky National Guard’s 1/623rd FA MLRS, which is headquartered in Glasgow, is preparing for deployment to Afghanistan. ...

Bid accepted for Horse Cave road

A bid for improvements to Bluegrass Avenue was awarded Monday by the Hart County Industrial Authority. ...

Briefs

Preliminary autopsy reports revealed that a 12-year-old Hart County boy died Thursday by drowning in a swimming pool. ...

School receives grant for aid in emergencies

The Metcalfe County School District was one of several recently to receive a United Way of Southern Kentucky Inc. grant for the upcoming school year. ...