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Suffolk Marker dedication

Butler County is a bountiful display of interesting historical facts. Each of the communities within it tells their own story of how things came to be. Rochester is the latest in that installment. On May 12, families traveled to the town in celebration of the history of that location by having a Suffolk Marker dedication.   …

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Musical melodies – Music at the Mural

  The season opener for Music at the Mural was well attended. Over 20 local musicians and vocalists participated. This proves that the ongoing musical celebration is off to a great start for the upcoming summer months.  Some of the benefits of the gathering include; free admission to the public, an opportunity for the new…

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Bridge adds adventure at Hidden River Cave

Jerry Matera More adventure and the attraction of a longer cave trip will be added to the Hidden River Cave tour with a swinging bridge, according to American Cave Museum and Hidden River Cave Administrator Dave Foster. Foster commented that the bridge would probably quadruple the length of the current tour and would be an attraction in itself.…

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Controversy to communication, Civil War Days Debate

Rayna Glass A firestorm on Facebook sparked when Harold Cottrell posted on the Remembering Munfordville Facebook page on May 2 that Civil War Days would look different this September than it has in years past. Fearful of losing beloved traditions such as the Battle of Munfordville re-enactment and the Blue and Gray Ball, many members…

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DIRT ROAD DIARIES: Taking corn to the mill

By Clinton Powell Jobe Publishing Contributor While researching my family tree, I discovered two of my ancestors ran a grist mill on Peter’s Creek. Britt and Powell’s Mill was owned and operated by Isaac D. Powell (my 3rd great grandfather) and Nelson Britt (who I believe to be John Nelson Britt, my 2nd great grandfather).…

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MY KENTUCKY: The Original Mother’s Day

By Sam Terry Managing Editor Jobe Publishing, Inc. People everywhere will be observing Mother’s Day on Sunday and a West Virginia woman will be lauded as the creator of the holiday while the Kentucky woman who was the true author and originator of the idea will be forgotten. Few Kentuckians will recall that our day…

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MY KENTUCKY: Our Magnificent Battleship

By Sam Terry Managing Editor Jobe Publishing, Inc. May 15, 1900 – The USS Kentucky was commissioned for service in the United States Navy. The Newport News Shipbuilding Company of Virginia laid down her keel on March 30, 1896. She was launched on March 24, 1898, sponsored by Miss Christine Bradley, daughter of Gov. William…

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THE BERRYS: An 80-year love story

By Sam Terry Managing Editor Jobe Publishing, Inc. Eighty years ago, gasoline was 10-cents a gallon and the average American worker earned just over $1,700 a year. Polio terrified Americans and led to the creation of the March of Dimes that year and Superman first appeared as a comic book action figure to thrill young…

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MADISON MYERS-GALLOWAY: Service with a Smile

By Sam Terry Managing Editor Jobe Publishing, Inc. For Glasgow native Madison Myers Galloway, returning to her hometown to practice dentistry is the fulfillment of a dream. The daughter of local dentist, Dr. Mark Myers, Madison considered joining her father’s practice and other options when contemplating a return to Glasgow. After doing research on the…

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