Tariffs Prompt Foreign Manufacturers to Expand U.S. Production
Kentucky’s business-friendly legislation and strong focus on industrial recruitment are showing results for our region By Jeff Jobe Community Publisher As a result of U.S. tariffs on imported goods, multinational manufacturing firms like Union Coating & Chemical Industries and Kingspan Group are strategically increasing their U.S. production capabilities to mitigate rising costs. The move…
Read MoreExploring the Unexplained: Grim Seekers at BCPL
Story and photos by Beverly Bonilla On October 11, the Butler County Public Library hosted The Grim Seekers Paranormal, a well-known investigative team from Somerset, Kentucky. Several members of the community gathered to learn more about paranormal activity and the tools used to detect it. The Grim Seekers are known for their…
Read MoreRat & Rods Roll into the Square
Story and Photos by Beverly Bonilla On October 11, the streets around the Butler County Courthouse came alive with the roar of engines as loud cars and proud owners gathered for the Rat & Rods Car Show, sponsored by the Butler County Rescue Squad. A total of 49 Rats…
Read MoreWildcats Fall to Larue
Lynn Bledsoe Gimlet Managing Editor Edmonson County took on Laure County on Oct. 3, 2025. The Wildcats started strong with several big tackles to stop Laure’s momentum then on Edmonson’s first snap the ball was fumbled and Larue recovered near the 15-yard line. The next play found Edmonson back on defense and…
Read MoreLocals Saddle up for the Fancy Jordan Fall Festival
Lynn Bledsoe Gimlet Managing Editor Oct 4, 2025, Double J Stables and Campground held its first Fancy Jordan Festival. Owners Dave and Rocky Lombardi put the event on as a way to raise money so the retired horses are able to spend their last days at the stables. A horse is a life-long…
Read MoreFuel Our Downtown Community, One Coffee Break at a Time! ☕️
Hey, Glasgow businesses! Want to energize downtown and get your brand in front of fellow business owners? The Glasgow Downtown Business Association invites you to be a monthly Coffee Break sponsor! Now seeking sponsors for the first Friday of November and December. Call or text 270-590-6625 or private message here if interested. Our Coffee…
Read MoreTate picks Glasgow for largest North American facility, bringing 400 jobs
By Jeff Jobe Community Publisher GLASGOW, Ky. (October 15, 2025) – Governor Andy Beshear joined leaders from Tate Inc., Kingspan Group PLC, and the Barren County Economic Authority today in announcing a transformative $61.2 million investment in Glasgow, Kentucky—marking the largest economic development project in Barren County in nearly two decades. Tate Inc., a…
Read MoreLarry Martin Smith
GLASGOW – Larry Martin Smith, born on April 5, 1954, in Kentucky, passed away peacefully on October 13, 2025, at NHC Healthcare. He lived a life dedicated to both his family and his community, embodying the steadfastness and dedication of a man devoted to his work and his faith. Larry worked as a machinist for…
Read MoreMary Alice Batey
GLASGOW – Mary Alice Batey, affectionately known as “Mama Mary,” passed away peacefully at her residence in Glasgow, Kentucky, on October 12, 2025, at the age of 69. Born on December 11, 1955, in Glasgow, Kentucky, she dedicated her life to her family and her career, serving as a manager at Dairy Queen in Glasgow…
Read MoreDoris Roberta Brannon
GLASGOW – Doris Roberta Brannon, born on July 3, 1950, in Michigan, passed away peacefully on October 12, 2025, at Glenview Health and Rehab in Glasgow, Kentucky. A devoted and compassionate caregiver, Doris dedicated her life to her career as a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), working in long-term care until her retirement. Her commitment to…
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