‘This time, it’s families in my home state who are paying the price for exercising their freedoms. Sadly, this kind of fact-free rush to judgement is becoming an all-too-common occurrence…If we can learn anything from this weekend, I hope it’s this: When the rush for headlines takes precedence over the facts, mistakes are made and…

‘There Are None So Intolerant as Those Who Preach Tolerance’: KY Gov Blasts Treatment of Students at DC Rally https://insider.foxnews.com/2019/01/22/matt-bevin-reacts-maga-hat-students-treatment-rally-indian-man-black-hebrew-israelites

“God has called me to preach and teach His Word in a way that is understandable and relatable,” Pastor Vicki Moore.  “Jesus wants to come in and do life with us.  Everything about God’s Word points to a relationship with Him, not about religion.”  Those are the words of Cornerstone Assembly of God’s new pastor. …

On Jan. 18 at approximately 05:50, officers of the Morgantown Police Department, arrived at Green River Feedmill for a suspicious person complaint.  Officers made contact with Brian Tomes, age 39, of Morgantown KY.  Tomes was charged with Possession of Controlled Substance 1st Deg, 1nd Offense (Methamphetamine) and Drug Paraphernalia Buy/Possess.  Tomes was lodged in the Butler County…

The Butler County Fiscal Court met during the regular session on Jan. 14.  Gray Tomblyn Commissioner of Rural and Municipal Aide was in attendance for the meeting.  He briefly spoke about upgrades that were coming for the county.  The discussion was opened up to the public during the meeting.  Concerns discussed were bridges to upgrade in the…

The local Save A Lot Grocery in Brownsville is closing after 25-plus years serving the residents of Edmonson County.  The nine employees were all shocked to find out that their job would be done as of Feb. 2.  Management told them it was due to lack of sales that they decided to close.    The grocery has been…

The first meeting of the newly-elected magistrates and the incumbents was held Jan. 14, which was also the first night meeting of the year.  The crowd was one of the largest at the meeting in a while.  After the agenda and all bills to be paid was approved the different departments started giving their reports.  The magistrates voted…

The Auntie Anne’s Elizabethtown Food Truck visited Brownsville on Jan. 15.  They were parked at Wildcat Car Wash from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.  Many people came out to enjoy a delicious pretzel, made and cooked right there in the truck.  They had everything from plain salted to almond covered and seemingly everyone’s favorite the cinnamon nuggets with…