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Low flying planes have citizens asking questions
Mary Beth Sallee Reporter, Hart Co. News-Herald Low-flying military aircraft have rattled Hart County residents over the past few weeks as many have reported seeing planes maneuver at extremely low levels. The aircraft have been spotted over Priceville, Munfordville, Canmer, Hardyville, the communities of Monroe and Pascal, and other areas, reportedly roaring over houses…
Read MoreSign ordinance raises questions
One citizen claims violation of freedom of speech Mary Beth Sallee Reporter, Hart Co. News-Herald Horse Cave has many questions to research and answer concerning a sign ordinance for the City. The issue first arose during a Horse Cave City Council meeting on June 13 when Sarah Barker addressed the Council regarding an ordinance…
Read MoreCome one, come all to The Hart County Fair
Mary Beth Sallee Reporter, Hart Co. News-Herald Carnival rides, food, games, pageants, and more will be returning next week for the 136th Annual Hart County Fair. The fair begins July 4 and continues through July 9 at the fairgrounds in Munfordville. General admission to the fair is $12 per person per night, with children…
Read MoreGas tank erupts in fire
Mary Beth Sallee Reporter, Hart Co. News-Herald Last Friday, a storm rolled through Hart County, causing a fire to erupt at a residence in the LeGrande community. On June 17, John and Bridget Polka were both at work when a storm hit around 10 a.m. CT at their home located on Hwy. 218, approximately…
Read MoreFans flock to SOKYfilm event for chance to be in films
By Reneé Daffron Jobe Publishing Staff With exuberance and a brilliant smile on his face, well-known Actor/Producer Branscombe Richmond greeted a large crowd last Thursday evening. Hundreds gathered at the Cave City Convention Center in Cave City in response to an open casting call hosted by the Southern Kentucky Film Commission (SOKYfilm). The casting…
Read MoreHomegrown Run
Jennifer Moonsong Division Publisher Barren and Metcalfe On a beautiful Saturday at the end of April, the first Homegrown Run was held in downtown Glasgow, and it crossed the finish line of success. The sponsored event, which was a fundraiser for Sustainable Glasgow, was the brainchild of a Board member. “One of our Sustainable…
Read MoreKARL SIDNEY SCHMIDT
EDMONTON – Karl Sidney Schmidt, 85, formerly of Louisville, passed away peacefully at his home in Edmonton, Ky. on December 15, 2021. After graduation from Texas Christian University in accounting, he was employed by Housing and Urban Development in loan management, where he worked until retirement in 1995. Karl was an ardent sports fan and…
Read MoreRowland Announces He Will Not Seek Re-election
Frankfort, Kentucky (December 10, 2021) – State Representative Bart Rowland of Tompkinsville announced Friday that he will not seek re-election to represent the state’s 21st District in the Kentucky House of Representatives. Rowland currently serves all of Hart, Metcalfe, and Monroe counties and a portion of Hardin County. “I’m extremely honored that…
Read MoreRatliff picked for Pearl Harbor press core
Jennifer Moonsong Publisher/ Jobe Publishing Central Division Jobe Publishing Special Contributor, Criminologist, and Kentucky author, Paula Ratliff is being bestowed with the honor of being chosen as part of the press core for Pearl Harbor. Ratliff is one of approximately 24 news outlets chosen to venture to Hawaii for this week of remembrance.…
Read More‘Life Behind the Counter’
Son honors Chuck Evans in print Jennifer Moonsong Division Publisher Metcalfe and Barren There aren’t many people in South Central Kentucky who don’t remember Chuck Evans. Evans operated a successful chain of liquor stores in Bowling Green, Kentucky when Bowling Green was the only county in the region offering beer, wine, and spirits. Eventually,…
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