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COMMENTARY: Our National Disgrace
By Sam Terry Managing Editor Jobe Publishing, Inc. Last Sunday, September 17th, marked the 230th anniversary of the United States Constitution, a document regulating the greatest experiment in government the world has known to date. In 1787, the newly-free 13 states disagreed on how a central government should look and how it should operate. Individual…
Read MoreGREER ATWELL: Caverna’s most successful man
By Sam Terry Managing Editor Jobe Publishing, Inc. The Caverna Independent Schools community suffered a significant loss last week with the passing of Greer Atwell. Familiarly known to all by his first name, Greer was one of the most influential people at the long-gone Horse Cave Elementary School and its successor, Caverna Elementary School. The…
Read MoreCOMMENTARY: Our National Disgrace
By Sam Terry Managing Editor Jobe Publishing, Inc. Last Sunday, September 17th, marked the 230th anniversary of the United States Constitution, a document regulating the greatest experiment in government the world has known to date. In 1787, the newly-free 13 states disagreed on how a central government should look and how it should operate. Individual…
Read MoreDIRT ROAD DIARIES: The Front Porch Swing
By CLINTON POWELL Jobe Publishing Contributor When I see all the violence and unrest that we are witnessing in today’s society, I am saddened by what I see and wonder how we get here? What circumstances in the lives of these self-proclaimed “protestors” have driven them to be so “offended” so easily? I remember the…
Read MoreL. Rogers Wells, Jr., dead at 79
L. Rogers Wells, Jr., 79, Glasgow, died suddenly Sunday, August 6, 2017. The Glasgow native was a son of the late L. Rogers Wells, Sr. and Jane Gilbert Wells. An accomplished businessman, he was owner of American Materials Incorporated, a regional warehousing and distribution center for selected business entities, and was involved in numerous other…
Read MoreUdderly Amazing: Robotic milking operation showcased
Culminating two years of planning, Richard and Sharon Mattingly recently opened their new, state-of-the-art robotic milking operation for a public open house. Dozens of area dairy farmers, ag industry officials, community leaders, and curious neighbors mixed and mingled among the Holstein cows to see first-hand how robots milk cows. Mattingly, like other farmers around…
Read MoreAutumn Chambers: Capturing life one click at a time
While the work of a professional photographer is varied, Autumn Chambers admits, “I love capturing those precious moments in life. I love photographing families in their own element, doing their own thing.” Finding the ideal setting might mean visiting a family at home or any number of settings from city scenes to down on the…
Read MoreSo, you’re graduating
By SAM TERRY Managing Editor Jobe Publishing Inc. This week you join thousands of other Kentucky students in donning graduation robes and mortarboards to be part of the annual rite of passage known as high school graduation. Just as in years past, there will be tears of joy and sighs of relief from parents and…
Read MoreTeachers: fire-starters of the future
By SAM TERRY Managing Editor Jobe Publishing Inc. We’re well into the tradition-filled “merry month of May” – the Derby is in the past, Mother’s Day is hours away, graduation is fast-approaching, and Memorial Day is on the horizon. Add one more tradition to the list – Teacher Appreciation Week – a time to recall the…
Read MorePassing of Annette St. Charles recalls family’s American Dream
By Sam Terry Managing Editor progress@jpinews.com The passing of Annette St. Charles on April 8 completed another chapter in the story of Anthony and Augusta Navarra St. Charles’ American dream. The 98-year old retired grocer and businesswoman was the last of her generation of a family that left an enduring mark on the history of…
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