Professional 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…
Read MoreHart County Sheriff’s Department: Working together for the people of Hart County
“No matter what the adversity was, we worked through it. It might not have been the most pleasurable thing for us to do, or it may not have been the easiest path for us to take, but everybody worked as one.” Sheriff Jeff Wilson Mary Beth Sallee Reporter Jobe Publishing, Inc. Last year…
Read MoreCoffee, Community & Collaboration
Jennifer Moonsong Central Division General Manager Jobe Publishing, Inc. Walking through the doors of Cave City’s new coffee shop, Black Magic, you will be warmly welcomed by the aroma of coffee beans, local art, and a quirky and unusual wall of plants. If it feels like an eclectic collaboration of ideas growing every day,…
Read MoreHonoring Kerry McDaniel
“May you rest in peace. We have the watch from here, sir.” Mary Beth Sallee Reporter Jobe Publishing, Inc. On February 4, the Hart County community mourned the loss of one of its own. Kerry McDaniel, Emergency Management Director and Solid Waste Coordinator, passed away from complications due to COVID-19. Kerry was a loving…
Read MoreBC Jail Committee Meeting – Budget and employee concerns
Jennifer Moonsong Central Division General Manager Jobe Publishing, Inc. In a February meeting of the Jail Committee the price of the copier contract, the potential changing of a food service provider, new hires, and expenditures were discussed. The first item discussed was the matter of obtaining a new copier contract. Stipulations for Xerox and…
Read MoreFollow the Procedures or Nothing
By PJ Martin Editor The Edmonton Herald-News In a special called meeting of the Edmonton City Council held in-person on February 3, the council was asked if they would like to announce a bid for half interest of the new pumper truck purchased by the Metcalfe County Volunteer Fire Department. Horace Robinson Chairman of…
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