HCPL hosts Summer Reading Program
Mary Beth Sallee Reporter, Hart Co. News-Herald This summer, the Hart County Public Library (HCPL) once again introduced local children to new ideas and places – all within the comfort of their own county – thanks to the library’s Summer Reading Program. For many parents, the program provided great opportunities for their children to…
Read MoreNew Fire Chief at Priceville Fire Department
By Katrina England Reporter, Hart Co. News-Herald On July 1, Noah Rountree was sworn in as the new Fire Chief of the Priceville Volunteer Fire Department, as former chief Roger Butler moved into the position of Deputy Chief. Though he is the youngest chief Priceville has ever had, it’s certainly not a reflection of…
Read MoreLove from the Hart
Organization to provide free school supplies to children Mary Beth Sallee Reporter Hart Co. News-Herald Tracy Keen felt it her ministry to love others as Jesus loves them. With that calling, she founded Love from the Hart, an organization that provides free items to others in need. This year, Love from the Hart will…
Read MoreBoys Golf Team Records Lowest Score in HCHS History
Katrina England Reporter, Hart Co. News-Herald The Hart County High School Boys Golf Team traveled to Rolling Hills Golf Club in Russellville on Friday, July 29 where they posted the lowest team score in HCHS history. The team was led by sophomore Zach Sloan with Blake Whorton, Austin Riordan, Brayden Minor, and Luke Gentry…
Read MoreBrownsville City Council
Lynn Bledsoe Gimlet Reporter August 1, 2022 – The meeting began with the council approving the last meeting’s minutes and paying the monthly bills. The Council agreed to credit Mr. Zaragos water bill based on evidence he had previously presented to the council. ARPA funds were used to purchase new dumpsters for the city. Also,…
Read MoreCity gets a clean audit
By PJ Martin Editor The Herald-News The Edmonton City Council met on Monday, August 1st for the regular August meeting. All were in attendance except City Attorney Brian Pack. Taylor Polson & Company, PSC representative CPA `Jeff Carter was in attendance to present the results of the 2021-2021 audit. The audit states on page…
Read MoreOwl’s Head Alloy permit granted
Lynzie Embry-Jones Managing Editor Banner/Republican It came as a shock and as no surprise when Stop the Landfill President, Frank House announced recently that the OHA Residual Landfill had gotten a green light. Just last week, the Division of Waste Management (DWM) sent us a 14 page transcript of the public hearing that was…
Read More“Opportunity” Positively Good Part 3
Jennifer Moonsong News Coordinator Jobe Publishing, Inc. Glasgow’s Johnny Belcher is well-known as a Glasgow high school coach and counselor. However, in retirement he’s focused on educating youngsters in one of his favorite pastimes; Golf. Tee the Green is an organization founded by Belcher and some anonymous donors in 2009, which teaches children the…
Read MoreBye Bye Bridge
Special to the Herald-News Locals watched as the bridge on Mosby Ridge Road was lifted and removed from the position it has held for many years over the East Fork Little Barren River. According to national bridge inventory data at Bridge Reports.com, the bridge was built in 1911 by the Champion Bridge Company. The bridge…
Read MoreJERRY L. HARVEY
TEMPLE HILL – Jerry L. Harvey, 77, passed away Sunday, August 7, 2022, at Shanti Niketan Hospice Home, Glasgow. He was the son of the late Joe and Marie Taylor Harvey. He was of the Baptist faith, having attended Temple Hill Baptist Church for several years, and Calvary Baptist Church for many years. After graduating…
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