Judicial Center offers unique opportunity
By JEFF JOBE Publisher With some strong leadership, flexibility, and cooperation, the approved judicial center for Glasgow could help another project become reality. There has been considerable discussion to use the land on West Main Street just past the Glasgow Water Company and the Dollar General Store not only for this project but another one…
Read MoreSTEPHEN TRAVIS JOHNSON
CENTER – Stephen Travis Johnson, 65, passed away suddenly at his home Sunday, June 6, 2021. Born August 23, 1955, he was the son of the late Travis and Euberta Trowbridge Johnson. Steve was a 1973 graduate of Metcalfe County High School. In 1993, he went to work with his father at Farm Bureau Insurance…
Read MoreHorse Cave Arts & Sciences Camp
Mary Beth Sallee Reporter, Hart County News-Herald At the end of May, the Horse Cave Arts & Sciences Camp brought a unique opportunity to children of Hart County. The camp, which was hosted by the City of Horse Cave hosts and supported by various sponsors, allows kids to explore areas of interest through various…
Read MoreSave the Bees, Please!
Katrina England Reporter, Hart County News-Herald When many people think of warmer months, blooming dogwood trees and March lilies are the visions which come to mind. However, spring is also the most important time of year for honey bees, as well as the busiest time. This is the time of the year when they…
Read MoreRegister for Summer Reading with “Tails and Tales”
Jennifer Moonsong Central Division General Manager Jobe Publishing, Inc. It’s that time of year again; Time to sign your child up for the Summer Reading Program at the MCPL. This year’s theme is Tails and Tales. “Our Summer Reading program is designed to help motivate children to read, as well as develop a positive…
Read MoreLayla goes to school
Special to the Herald-News Farmer’s Regional Livestock Market of Glasgow learned about the Farm to Table Program at Metcalfe County High School and partnered with the school to begin a heifer program for the students. The livestock market donated a breeding age heifer to the school valued at over $1,000. This provided another opportunity…
Read MoreMIAs and Government Bureaucracy
Paula L. Ratliff, BSC, MS Criminologist and Author As funeral arrangements are being finalized for Howard “Scott” Magers of the Merry Oaks and Railton Communities, people are asking “How did it take almost 80 years to bring him home?” “How was he missing in action?” “Did they just find his remains?” The answers to…
Read MoreCHS student accepted to The Craft Academy
Overcoming Obstacles and Striving for Greatness Katrina England Reporter, Hart County News-Herald When LeBraun Hamilton first began his application process for The Craft Academy, he was nervous. He had faced his share of obstacles within his academics and personal life. But with the help and encouragement of his parents, teachers, and Assistant Superintendent Amanda…
Read MoreFire Chief suspended
Mary Beth Sallee Reporter, Hart County News-Herald Fire Chief Donnie Parker is currently suspended from his position with the Horse Cave Fire Department. The suspension, which was handed down by Horse Cave Mayor Randall Curry, comes after a complaint was issued to the Kentucky Fire Commission regarding the Horse Cave Fire Department. Adam Sloan…
Read More80 dogs rescued from Munfordville residence
Mary Beth Sallee Reporter, Hart County News-Herald The nonprofit organization Guardians of Rescue has a self-proclaimed mission to “…protect the well-being of all animals and come to the aid of those in distress.” Last week, Guardians of Rescue made good on that mission as they, along with Hart County Sheriff Jeff Wilson, Hart County…
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