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Preventing Child and Pet deaths

By PJ Martin Editor The Herald-News   Every year we hear the heart-breaking news of a child left in a hot car with a tragic outcome. Perhaps you ask yourself how ‘could you forget your child’? There are many reasons for these unnecessary deaths such as stress, a break in routine, the child wandering into…

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Chamber Quarterly Breakfast

By Kim Harwood Jobe Publishing Contributor   The Edmonton-Metcalfe Chamber of Commerce hosted the Summer Quarterly Breakfast on June 28 at the Old School Gym. The gym was decorated with patriotic bunting, red and white flower table arrangements, and US flags throughout the gym. Principal Clint Graham offered the invocation in the absence of Judge…

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Rogers Mill gains new life

By PJ Martin Editor The Herald-News   When Mario and Raven Rodgers first saw the property at 1199 Wilbur Glass Road, Summer Shade, they knew they had found their home. Mario said that he feels, “this is where I am supposed to be.” The spacious property includes a beautiful multi-story log home along with a…

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Ham radio field day ‘22

Jennifer Moonsong Regional Editor Jobe Publishing, Inc.   Members of the Mammoth Cave Amateur Radio Club participated in the national amateur radio Field Day exercise on June 25 – 26 at the American Legion Park in Glasgow. Since 1933, ham radio operators across North America have established temporary ham radio stations in public locations during…

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BOBBY DALE PARNELL

SUMMER SHADE – Bobby Dale Parnell, age 70, passed away July 03, 2022, at T.J Samson Community Hospital. He was born June 09, 1952, in Glasgow to the late Birdie “Fields” and J.T. Parnell. Survivors include his wife, Dana “Grider” Parnell of Summer Shade; one daughter, Wendy Stephens and husband Jerry of Randolph; two sisters…

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Elizabeth Gipson

“When parents come to me and tell me their kids had a blast and says it’s ‘the best day ever,’ that makes my heart happy. That makes it all worth it.”   Mary Beth Sallee Reporter, Hart Co. News-Herald   It is often said that it takes a special type of person to do for…

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Burden pretrial conference set

Katrina England  Reporter, Hart Co. News-Herald    A pretrial conference for William “Billy” Gerald Burden (Case number 21-CR-00226) is scheduled for July 29, 2022, at 9 a.m. in Room C at the LaRue County Courthouse.    On November 12, 2021, Burden was charged with murder (domestic violence), tampering with physical evidence, abuse of a corpse, and…

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Saving Best Friends

Hart becomes 5th Kentucky county to receive Animal Resuscitation Kits Staff Reports   A California-based non-profit has donated 20 pet oxygen mask kits to Hart County through former ARK Board Secretary Wesley England, who has a long history in public service in the county. England first applied for a grant through Air for Paws in…

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The Sarah Harrison Case: Inconsistencies, questions linger

Mary Beth Sallee Reporter, Hart Co. News-Herald   After nearly three months since her original arrest on April 7, unanswered questions and unexplained inconsistencies continue to surround the case of Sarah Harrison. Last week on June 22, Harrison was to appear in court in Edmonson County. According to Harrison, she was appearing that day to…

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