Statewide News
Is there a stranger in your home?
Mary Beth Sallee Reporter, Hart Co. News-Herald For years, parents have told their children not to talk to strangers, but what if that stranger was already inside your home? Omegle is a website that was developed in 2009 for adults, but quickly gained momentum among all ages during the pandemic. It was specifically designed…
Read MoreMurdaugh Murder Connection
Local Link to National Frenzy Katrina England Reporter, Hart Co. News-Herald On March 2, 2023, a jury in Colleton County, South Carolina found Alex Murdaugh guilty of murdering his wife and son. In the days and weeks leading up to the verdict, it seemed like everywhere you turned, people were talking about the…
Read MoreThree Sisters, One Mission
Mary Beth Sallee Reporter, Hart Co. News-Herald Across Hart and Barren Counties live three women from different communities. They vary in age, background, occupation, and seasons of life. But despite any differences, these women share a common goal: to spread the good news of Jesus. Three Sisters in Christ on a Mission is a…
Read MoreGOVERNOR SERIES – Ryan Quarles
By Chelene Nightingale Jobe Publishing, Inc. Jobe Publishing, Inc. kicked off the Governor Candidate Series so our readers can make informed decisions on who to support during the primary campaign season. Since we believe in fair and equal elections, Jobe Publishing will feature all the gubernatorial candidates who agree to be interviewed for this…
Read MoreFuture Remains Bright for Heidi’s Hive
By T.J. Morgan Freelance Sports Reporter For the second straight year, the Lady Hornets found themselves playing in the semifinals of the 4th region tournament at E.A. Diddle Arena in Bowling Green. After a first-round overtime victory against Logan County (18-14), the Lady Hornets earned a semifinal-round match-up against the 4th region favorite, Bowling…
Read MoreCan East Palestine affect our communities?
Jobe Publishing inquires Allyson Dix and Mary Beth Sallee Residents are growing increasingly frustrated in a small town nearly 500 miles away after feeling the fallout from a freight train derailment carrying toxic chemicals in East Palestine, Ohio. On Feb. 3, the train, operated by Norfolk Southern Railway Company, derailed with some of the…
Read MoreGOVERNOR SERIES – Bob Devore
For the working-class Republican By Chelene Nightingale Jobe Publishing, Inc. Abraham Lincoln famously declared: “Elections belong to the people. It’s their decision.” Unfortunately, political parties, media, and even some voters have forgotten this key fact. Every election cycle, the two major political parties push forth their chosen candidates. The biased media spotlight only their…
Read MoreCalifornia man charged with murder of missing veteran
By Allyson Dix Jobe Publishing, Inc. Human remains found in Metcalfe County have led to a murder charge for a California man. According to Kentucky State Police, on Aug. 11, 2022, Metcalfe County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) requested assistance with a missing person investigation on Breeding Road. KSP Troopers and Detectives launched an investigation after…
Read MoreKentucky State Police Reach Out to Help Communities
By Lynn Bledsoe Jobe Publishing, Inc. Recently a Kentucky State Trooper went viral when he stopped to help change someone’s tire. This is a normal day for most Troopers, helping fellow citizens is part of their calling. Our Kentucky State Police do many things to help their communities. Law enforcement is a vital part…
Read MoreMetcalfe County School Board Meeting
By Torrie Osbon Public Relations Director The Metcalfe County Board of Education met in regular session on Monday, February 6, 2023. Superintendent Josh Hurt announced Monday was the beginning of FRYSC week in Kentucky. He thanked staff members Patty Bunch, Judy Thompson, Lori Eskridge, and Amy London for their work serving the needs of…
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