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County Tourist Commission Discusses Finances

County Tourist Commission Discusses Finances

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In a special-called meeting last Tuesday afternoon, the London-Laurel County Tourist Commission approved its 2025-2026 budget proposal.See the Story

National Dairy Month Proclamation

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National Dairy Month Proclamation

Many families were present at Monday’s June Dairy Month proclamation signing at the Barren County Extension Office. Photo by Jeff Jobe, JPI June is National Dairy Month and Judge/Executive Jamie Byrd signed a proclamation on Monday at the Barren County Extension Office signifying the importance of dairy farming in Barren County, which stands as Kentucky’s leading dairy producer with over 6,500 dairy cows. The proclamation offers the opportunity …See the Story

Robert J. Walden, Jr.

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Robert J. Walden, Jr.

GLASGOW – Robert J. Walden, Jr., 83, of Glasgow, Kentucky, passed away Thursday, June 12, 2025, at his residence. He was the son of the late Robert J. Walden, Sr., and Irene Jones Walden. Cremation was chosen with no services scheduled at this time. Hatcher & Saddler Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements.See the Story

Crystal Onyx Cave Celebrates 60 Years, 60% discount with this special phrase!

By Allyson Dix, Jobe Publishing, Inc. Crystal Onyx Cave is celebrating its 60th anniversary on Thursday and visitors can take advantage of a 60% discount on the entry fee by just wishing them happy anniversary! In commemoration of 60 years, the family owned and operated business looks forward to seeing you on Thursday. Just say, “Happy Anniversary of 60 years C.O.C.” at the entrance. Gary Russell with Crystal Onyx Cave told Jobe Publishing, In…Kentucky · Kentucky Read Article

Business License Issues Plague City Council

Justin Meredith, Melinda Vanmeter, Jeremy Hodges, Anthony Duvall, Marc Lovell, Mayor Ricky Simon, Lori Burnett, Jenifer Hite, Roger Parsley, and Lloyd Blanton. PHOTO | Lynn Bledsoe Lynn Bledsoe Gimlet Managing Editor June 2, 2025. Brownsville City Council held its regular meeting with all current Council members present. Business licenses are not being paid for by businesses in the city. If you are going to do business in the city you must…Kentucky · Kentucky See the Story

Floating down the Green

By Greg Moore Banner Sports Editor Many participants came out for the 2025 Green River Ramble hosted by the Morgantown Trail Town this past Saturday, June 7th. The kayakers launched at Woodbury and ended at J Guy Cook boat ramp in Morgantown, which is a nine-mile trip down the river with its banks filled to the rim on this adventure. Participants make their way down the Green River during the 2025 Green River Ramble. The annual event, hosted…Kentucky · Kentucky Read Article

EC Water District Releases Update

PHOTO | Lynn Bledsoe Submitted News To all customers of Edmonson County Water District. In early 2024 the Board of the Edmonson County Water District set out to complete a deep dive long term assessment of the condition of the Edmonson County Water District infrastructure and assets. It’s finding brought to light that one of the most challenging struggles was the capacity of available treated water to the customers between the two treatmen…Infrastructure · Kentucky Read Article

A One Year Deal

In back (L-R): Chad Pennington, Mayor Doug Smith, and Secretary/Treasurer Allie Bragg; Table (Clockwise): Chairperson Lisa Boswell, hidden is Donna Caffee, Jerry Garmon, Matt Gallagher, Terry Garrett, and Luke Wilson. Photo | PJ Martin By PJ Martin Editor The Herald-News The Edmonton – Metcalfe Industrial Development Authority (IDA) met on Monday, June 2nd, in a special called session with only 2 items on the agenda. The following board member…Kentucky · Kentucky Read Article

Chester Glenn Bishop, II

GLASGOW – Chester Glenn Bishop II, 68, passed away on Wednesday, June 4, 2025, doing what he loved – riding his motorcycle. He was born in Glasgow, Kentucky, to Chester Glenn Bishop and Doris Harlow Bishop, both of whom survive him. The greatest love of his life was his wife of 53 years, Teresa Francis Bishop, who survives and misses him deeply. He adored animals of all kinds, but he held a very special place in his heart for his cats and his do…Kentucky · Kentucky See the Story

Fiscal Court Talks About Fire Dues Increase

Local Fire Chiefs address Fiscal Court. PHOTO | Rrene Duvall Lynn Bledsoe Gimlet Managing Editor On May 22, 2025, the Fiscal Court was in session. An increase in fire dues was discussed. Prices have increased for the fire departments with turn-out gear costing over $5,000 per person. All the equipment has increased. The Fire Chiefs asked the Fiscal Court to raise dues from $30 a year to $50 a year. The last ordinance was issued in 2001 to …Kentucky · Kentucky Read Article

NSDAR Hosts Memorial Day Tribute

Presenting the Flags. PHOTO | Beverly Bonilla Story and Photos by Beverly Bonilla The Butler County Chapter NSDAR Memorial Day Program took place on the courthouse lawn on May 25, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. It was a beautiful sunny day, a bit windy but that didn’t stop many in the community from coming out to remember those who have fallen serving our country. The Cub Scout Pack 208 handed out the many programs for those who attended. Gail Ga…Kentucky · Kentucky Read Article

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