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Tractors galore

Nothing beats a good old tractor with plenty of miles on it from working in the fields of Butler County.  Producers get the importance of the hard work behind maintaining farm equipment, that has been handed down from family to family.  Some of those were on display during the 12th annual tractor and lawn and…

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TERRY LANE RIDDLE

MAGNOLIA – Terry Lane Riddle, passed away Sunday, August 5, 2018, at his daughter’s home. He was the son of the late Lloyd Riddle and Etna Estes Milby of Edmonton who survives. Mr. Riddle was a US Army Veteran and of the Baptist Faith. He is survived by his wife, Kathy Hall Riddle of Magnolia;…

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Engineering an end to hunger: Precision steps up for BackPack

    Anne Pyburn Craig It’s been a good couple of years for Precision Engineering, and for Steve Harris, Principal Engineer, 2018 has been the most outstanding yet. In April he married his lady love, the former Lesley Hale, who’d left her job as Tompkinsville’s City Clerk to join him at Precision as office manager.…

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Fugitive tied to Western Kentucky

  August 5th, 2018 – U. S. Marshals Seek Pennsylvania Man Who Threatened President Contact: Supervisory Deputy Robert Clark Public Information Officer (215) 783-4548 (C) Eastern Pennsylvania Violent Crimes Fugitive Task Force U.S. Marshals Office of Public Affairs (703) 740-1699 PHILADELPHIA – The U.S. Marshals, FBI, and U.S. Secret Service are asking for the public’s…

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Wix honored for 30 years at BR Retreading

Billy Wix was honored on Wednesday August 1 with a catered meal and a $1,000 bonus check for his 30-years of employment at BR Retreading. Billy was surprised and happy to see his fellow employees share in a nice lunch. CEO Bradley Reagan said, “A companies success is about their employees and taking the time…

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ROBERT HENRY CLEMMONS

EDMONTON – Robert Henry Clemmons, age 91, was born July 11, 1927, to the late Becil Clemmons and Renee Gibson Clemmons. He departed this life on Thursday, August 2, 2018, at the Metcalfe Health Care Facility. Mr. Clemmons is survived by a son, Danny (Tammy) Clemmons of Scottsville; two brothers, Clyde Clemmons of Indianapolis, IN…

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CLARA JEAN LEA

GLASGOW – Clara Jean Lea, age 70, passed away July 30, 2018, at the Medical Center. She loved spending time with all of her family and friends, as well as her beloved pets. In addition to family time, Clara Jean enjoyed camping, fishing, NASCAR, and Facebook…LOL Survivors include three daughters: Cynthia Adkins, Connie Helson, both…

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Grandparent or Parent?

PJ Martin Office/News Reporter Metcalfe Division – When I was growing up it was fairly common for grandparents to babysit their grandchildren. I have many cherished memories of being at my grandparent’s home. It was a treat to spend the night with them. I suppose most folks would call those the ‘good old days.’ It…

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Online shopping is the new Goliath

Jennifer Moonsong General Manager Metcalfe/Monroe Division – Last week I was at the Campbellsville Walmart walking a cart back to the cart return, when a visibly agitated employee pulled the cart briskly from my hand and stomped away. Remembering himself a second later, he turned to look back at me and said, “I’m sorry. I’m…

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92nd Branstetter Park Music Festival & Homecoming

PJ Martin The Herald-News – What is the most music filled, toe tapping time you can have for free? The Branstetter Park Music Festival and Homecoming of course. Another year has flown by and it is time for friends and families to gather at Branstetter Park in Summer Shade on August 25th and 26th. This…

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