Gov. Beshear: State Office Buildings Closed Tuesday Due to Dangerous Road Conditions
Employees able to telecommute, essential employees designated for mandatory operations should continue to report to work as directed by agency management FRANKFORT, Ky. (Feb. 16, 2021) – This morning, Gov. Andy Beshear said state office buildings are closed today, Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021, due to icy and dangerous road conditions. Employees able to telecommute and essential employees designated for…
Read MoreT. Marzetti Co. Expansion Grows by 80 Jobs in Hart County to 220
Announced a year ago and paused by the pandemic, project now represents a $133 million commitment FRANKFORT, Ky. (Feb. 15, 2021) – As Kentucky rebuilds its economy stronger than ever, Gov. Andy Beshear today highlighted T. Marzetti Co.’s additional growth plans, which will increase the company’s expansion project announced a year ago from 140 to 220 full-time jobs…
Read MoreGEPB: Action against TVA ended
By Jennifer Moonsong Central Division Jobe Publishing In a special called zoom meeting of the Glasgow Electric Plant Board (GEPB) Friday Feb. 12, 2021, the board discussed asking attorneys Frost, Brown &Todd to withdraw the legal action by GEPB against TVA. Board chairman DT Froedge said, “We will submit it and we will be done immediately.”…
Read MoreRay to retire from GEPB with $250,000 severance package
By Mary Beth Sallee Jobe Publishing Inc. The Glasgow Electric Plant Board (GEPB) met in special session via Zoom on Thursday, February 11 to discuss mediation efforts. Board members present during the meeting included DT Froedge, Marlin Witcher, Glenn Pritchard, and Libby Short. Attorneys were also present, including Chris Davenport on behalf of William “Billy”…
Read MoreMed Center Health Vaccine Clinic Weather Advisory
The Med Center Health Vaccine Clinic for those individuals receiving a second dose of Moderna vaccine will be open on Thursday, February 11 from 9:30a to 4p PROVIDED the inclement weather has passed and the roads are safe to travel. Please watch the Med Center Health website and Med Center Health social media for any…
Read MoreProfessional law enforcement is an asset
By Jeff Jobe Publisher Local law enforcement is an asset to the quality of life we enjoy here in south central Kentucky. I can write with a very clear conscience that overall the counties we serve are in good hands when it comes to police protection. This protection comes from local police departments, county Sheriff’s…
Read MoreCouncil and Mayor endorses TVA contract
Shared that current development could be lost and future opportunities threatened PJ Martin Jobe Publishing, Inc. The Glasgow City Council met by video teleconference on Tuesday, February 8 to discuss issues of the Electric Plant Board’s current state of affairs. Among the EPB issues is the signing of a 20-year contract with TVA by one…
Read MoreGiving from the Hart
Mary Beth Sallee Reporter Jobe Publishing, Inc. The heart is often seen as a symbol of love and affection – perfect timing as Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. But the heart, and even love itself, is much more than a sentiment or holiday. It also represents kindness and compassion, understanding and strength,…
Read MoreZoning: Where is the line drawn?
Mary Beth Sallee Reporter Jobe Publishing, Inc. On the corner of Lonoke Road and 31-W in Munfordville, land is being cleared in preparation for the construction of yet another Dollar General Store. What some may see as convenience, homeowners in the area see it as a nuisance. Mike and Laura Burd have lived in…
Read MoreIn a time of trial, especially for them, Kentucky newspapers come through for their readers
By Al Cross Director and Professor Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues University of Kentucky In December, as the first coronavirus vaccines were being approved, the Commonwealth of Kentucky bought advertising in most Kentucky newspapers to get Kentuckians ready for the vaccination process. The $281,184 expense was a modest one, among billions of dollars…
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