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Glasgow City Council: Can bad cops be rehired?

  Glasgow City Council: Can bad cops be rehired? Steven Reneau   Glasgow’s City Council met Monday evening at the City Council Chambers for their bi-monthly meeting. They had a second reading of an ordinance that would see some standard operating guidelines for the Glasgow Fire Department being updated. Some of these changes were regarding…

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From hobby to full-time business: Dry Creek Forge Knives

  From hobby to full-time business: Dry Creek Forge Knives Mary Beth Sallee   When Ross Gammons began making knives nearly 10 years ago, he wasn’t quite sure where it would lead. “It began as a hobby,” he said. “…I started with blacksmithing and made a knife. Then my interest completely shifted in that direction.”…

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Strong Republican lead in Metcalfe

  Strong Republican lead in Metcalfe Jennifer Moonsong   More than 5,000 voters (5,035) turned out at the polls in Metcalfe County this election cycle, and in true Kentucky fashion, there was a strong, red lead. In the presidential race, Trump got the lion’s share of votes with 3,957. Biden got a meager 973, while…

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Remembering the Vietnam War

  Remembering the Vietnam War Mary Beth Sallee   “They got pinned down, and we went in there after them. And, that’s when I got introduced to the first fire back…I said, ‘Oh my God, what in the hell did I get into?’ And you think I was scared? You’re damn right I was.” In…

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99-year-old veteran recalls WWII, segregation

  99-year-old veteran recalls WWII, segregation Mary Beth Sallee   In the 1940s, Hezie R. Richardson was a young black man living in Hart County during a time when most of society judged him because of the color of his skin. “Different water fountains, white and colored,” Hezie recalled. “Restaurants were segregated, go in the…

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18th Annual Celebration to honor Veterans is set for November 10

18th Annual Celebration to honor Veterans is set for November 10 Veterans of South Central Kentucky will be honored with a Drive Thru parade on Tuesday, November 10 in Glasgow when South Central Bank hosts its annual Salute to Veterans Celebration. For nearly two decades, South Central Bank has recognized those who have answered the call to…

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Growth Through Service The Story of Andrea Wallbank

  Growth Through Service The Story of Andrea Wallbank Steven Reneau Jobe Publishing   Andrea Wallbank, born Andrea Anthony, was born in Columbus Ohio in 1977. She was a wild child, and as she grew older she found that her life lacked any real direction. Deciding that she needed more discipline and direction, she made…

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Navy veteran recalls life lessons, serving with others

  Navy veteran recalls life lessons, serving with others Mary Beth Sallee Jobe Publishing Reporter   As a young man growing up in Edmonson County during the 80s, Bryan Duvall said there wasn’t always a lot of excitement happening at that time. Bryan knew he wanted to work right out of high school, but wasn’t…

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A soldier’s tale of serving in Korea

                                                                                      A soldier’s tale of serving in Korea Mary Beth Sallee Jobe Publishing…

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Missing Juvenile

******************************************UPDATE************************************************* Amber Rowe was located Tuesday, November 3, 2020 in Greenville, KY. She was released to her guardian.   Edmonton, Ky (November 3, 2020) – Kentucky State Police is seeking assistance from the public in attempting to locate 17 -year-old, Amber Rowe, of Edmonton, KY. Amber is a 5’ 02 ” 195 pound, white female…

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