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State judge-execs vote to sue state
On Thursday, Justice Cabinet Secretary J. Michael Brown told county judge/executives about moves the state is undertaking to save on prison costs.
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Outdoor activities balance life
Allen Jaggers has been working at Mammoth Cave National Park for the past three seasons.
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
A Glasgow man pleaded guilty Thursday to distributing crack cocaine. Jamie Lynn Brown, 25, of 617 East Main Street, admitted to Judge Thomas Russell of the U.S. District Court in Bowling Green that on Sept.
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
An anonymous tip led to the arrest of a Barren County man on several drug charges.
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Several arrests have been made in connection with a string of burglaries in Cave City.
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Vandals smash windows on school bus, cruiser
Authorities are looking into widespread vandalism that occurred around the county in the early morning hours Tuesday.
Campbell gets 2 years for having cocaine in jail
Wearing an orange Lincoln County Jail jumpsuit, Jamarkos Campbell was escorted Thursday into the Madison Circuit courtroom to smiles of more than a dozen friends and family members.
Rock Quarry in Edmonson County Helping Road Crews Save Money
“This was the first paving material in Kentucky”
The Indian Creek Quarry in Edmonson County has plenty of asphalt rocks that were once used to pave roads. via WBKO
Getting to the bottom of sinkholes
“Normally, I just step out and don't look at the ground”
While the recent openings of mammoth sinkholes in Texas and Florida are getting major media attention, some residents across parts of Kentucky's cave terrain have long been coping with sinkholes on a smaller ... via The Courier-Journal
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
“Those are the people that we've got to help. If you do that all across this district, you can create thousands of jobs”
Democratic candidates for Kentucky's 9th District Senate seat voiced their opinions on a variety of issues Thursday night during a debate at the Plaza Theatre in Glasgow. via Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Highway spending records criticized
“Because of inadequate documentation, we can't confirm that it was adequately spent.”
The state Transportation Cabinet can't prove that $24.1 million in federal highway planning and construction funds was correctly spent because it didn't keep the necessary records, State Auditor Crit Luallen ... via Lexington Herald-Leader
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
A Glasgow man was arrested Tuesday for possession following a complaint of drug activity at his residence. via Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
“I knew there was Mammoth Cave, but I didn't know there was so much more”
Charolay Russell is an environmental educator and tour guide for the American Cave Museum in Horse Cave and on many occasions she has tourists ask about what else to do in southcentral Kentucky after touring ... via Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Photo Story: Life in Brownsville, 42210
Nathan Morgan Issue date: 4/10/08 Section: Diversions Media Credit: Nathan Morgan Girls from Brownsville Missionary Baptist Church participate in an Easter egg hunt at their church following the service. via College Heights Herald
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Property Transfers: March 31-April 5, 2008
March 31: Carla W. Allen, Master Commissioner, et al., Lot 1, Beechtree Hill Subdivision, No Tree Lane, to Eagle Financial Investments LLC. via Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Edmonson sheriff pleads not guilty
Edmonson County Sheriff Billy Joe Honeycutt pleaded not guilty Thursday to new Madison County charges in Clark County Circuit Court. via Richmond Register
Law Enforcement Band Entertains Edmonson County Students
“All of the band members are carefully selected. First thing is they've got to have a commitment to the message and then they've got to have some talent, so we've been blessed with having some really good folks”
Some students at Edmonson County High School had the right to remain silent on Friday as law enforcement officers took over the school, but for the officers, it was a different scene. via WBKO
Grand jury returns more charges against sheriff
State police say a western Kentucky sheriff is facing more charges of conducting firearms training courses that weren't up to state standards. via Lexington Herald-Leader
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Three people were arrested on numerous drug charges in Edmonson County on Wednesday. via Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Two men were arrested on Tuesday and charged with manufacturing methamphetamine in two separate incidents. via Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY