Street Survival Training
Special to Jobe Publishing, Inc. Violence plagues our society every single day. You always hear nearly every day people who without warning, were subjected to a violent crime. Sometimes it was a simple robbery, sometimes it was much worse. Due to the nature of our unforgiving society and the relentlessness of criminals, G2R developed…
Read MoreFiscal Court – ABC regularly fee and 911 funding
Jennifer Moonsong Central Division General Manager Jobe Publishing, Inc. At the regularly scheduled meeting of Metcalfe County fiscal court on July 13, one of the main topics of discussion was the approval of an ABC regulatory fee. The fee, which is just being instated at the maximum 5%, will bring in revenues that can…
Read MoreWKU – Higher education in a post-pandemic world
Jennifer Moonsong Central Division General Manager Jobe Publishing, Inc. At the first in-person Glasgow-Barren County Chamber of Commerce breakfast in over a year, President of WKU, Dr. Tim Caboni, spoke about how the pandemic has changed higher education in south central Kentucky. He opened by saying, “It is so good not to be…
Read MoreSavannah Maddox is the Answer to Beshear’s Authoritarian Overreach By Dennis “DJ” Buschman
On December 10th, 2019, Governor Andy Beshear took an oath to uphold the Kentucky and United States Constitutions. All who take this oath have a duty to basically read, understand and execute their daily tasks with this oath in mind. He has unilaterally failed in this respect. Governor Beshear violated the sacred Kentucky Bill of…
Read MoreLUCY K. CAPE
COLUMBIA – Lucy K. Cape, 69, died Tuesday, July 13, 2021, at her residence. She was born on March 15, 1952, in Glasgow, KY to the late John Wesley and Sarah Lois Mercer Hodges. She is also preceded in death by two siblings. Lera Mae Hodges and Wesley Allen Hodges. Lucy was a former employee…
Read MoreGlasgow EPB interviews Reed
Jennifer Moonsong Central Division General Manger Jobe Publishing, Inc. In a special called meeting of the Glasgow Electric Plant Board on July 6, the board interviewed Melanie Reed for the job of superintendent. Reed is a Glasgow native and currently serves as the CFO for the utility. “I saw your notable accomplishments, so…
Read MoreEdmund Rogers Chapter, NSDAR Spring Awards Luncheon
Linda Hitchcock, Chapter Publicist Various Photographers Daughters of the American Revolution members, award recipients, and guests gathered at the Lera B. Mitchell Clubhouse on Saturday, June 12, for the final meeting of the 2020-2021 season. The meeting began with a warm welcome by Chapter Regent June Jackson and then was joined by Chaplain Maude…
Read MoreBig turnout for Blue Star Marker
Jennifer Moonsong Central Division General Manager Jobe Publishing, Inc. In a momentous occasion honoring local veterans, a large crowd gathered at the Beulah Nunn Park last Friday, July 9th for the unveiling of the Blue Star Memorial plaque. “We are fortunate to have a place of tranquility like this to visit,” said Mayor Harold…
Read MoreStan Cottrell runs home
Mary Beth Sallee Reporter, Hart Co. News-Herald On July 12, Hart County native Stan Cottrell was welcomed home as he arrived back in Munfordville during his journey with the Amazing Friendship Run. Family, friends, local government officials, and many community members came out along the Square in Munfordville to welcome Stan home and support…
Read MoreHonoring the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Submitted by Paula L. Ratliff Greenville, KY – hosted the replica of the Tomb of the Unknown Solider over Independence Day weekend to honor the American service members who have died without their remains being identified. Local residents, Veterans groups, and travelers participated in the informational tour and video depicting the qualifications and training required…
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