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Gov. Beshear: State Office Buildings Closed Tuesday Due to Dangerous Road Conditions
Employees able to telecommute, essential employees designated for mandatory operations should continue to report to work as directed by agency management FRANKFORT, Ky. (Feb. 16, 2021) – This morning, Gov. Andy Beshear said state office buildings are closed today, Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021, due to icy and dangerous road conditions. Employees able to telecommute and essential employees designated for…
Read MoreGEPB: Action against TVA ended
By Jennifer Moonsong Central Division Jobe Publishing In a special called zoom meeting of the Glasgow Electric Plant Board (GEPB) Friday Feb. 12, 2021, the board discussed asking attorneys Frost, Brown &Todd to withdraw the legal action by GEPB against TVA. Board chairman DT Froedge said, “We will submit it and we will be done immediately.”…
Read MoreRay to retire from GEPB with $250,000 severance package
By Mary Beth Sallee Jobe Publishing Inc. The Glasgow Electric Plant Board (GEPB) met in special session via Zoom on Thursday, February 11 to discuss mediation efforts. Board members present during the meeting included DT Froedge, Marlin Witcher, Glenn Pritchard, and Libby Short. Attorneys were also present, including Chris Davenport on behalf of William “Billy”…
Read MoreMed Center Health Vaccine Clinic Weather Advisory
The Med Center Health Vaccine Clinic for those individuals receiving a second dose of Moderna vaccine will be open on Thursday, February 11 from 9:30a to 4p PROVIDED the inclement weather has passed and the roads are safe to travel. Please watch the Med Center Health website and Med Center Health social media for any…
Read MoreThe Medical Center at Bowling Green have received their first round of COVID-19 Vaccines
Bowling Green, Ky. (December 14, 2020) – In what will forever be remembered as a monumental event in the nation’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, The Medical Center at Bowling Green is honored to have been selected by Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear and Kentucky Commissioner for Public Health Dr. Steven Stack to be one of…
Read MoreEdmonson Wildcat Football
Wildcats edged by Hornets 34-27 Edmonson’s season ends in KHSAA playoffs By T. Wampler Jobe Regional Sports The Metcalfe County Hornets exacted a sweet measure of revenge against the Edmonson County Wildcats last Friday night. The Hornets edged the Wildcats 34-27 to claim the 2A District 3 Championship and advance to the quarter…
Read MoreHart County Jail inmates, deputies test positive for COVID
Hart County Jail inmates, deputies test positive for COVID Mary Beth Sallee According to Hart County Jailer Israel Bergenson, a total of 69 inmates and 5 deputies have tested positive for COVID-19. Bergenson stated that the entire jail population was administered COVID tests after three or four inmates showed mild symptoms of the disease.…
Read MoreThanksgiving Turkey Recipes
Thanksgiving Turkey Recipes Mrs. Stephanie Bullard’s Class South Edmonson Elementary Get a turkey from the woods Stuff it with butter Rub sprinkles on top of it. Cook it in a microwave at 300 degrees for 10 hours. Serves 7. By: Shaylee Get a turkey from: the woods Stuff it with: potatoes Rub butter on…
Read MoreRead-N-Feed Christmas
Read-N-Feed Christmas Mary Beth Sallee A new and exciting event is happening soon for the children of Hart County: Read-N-Feed Christmas. This event was established thanks to the hard work and dedication of Dr. Virag Pandeya, M.D., his wife Jackie Pandeya, APRN, and Helping Hart founder Angel Bergenson. Read-N-Feed is an anticipated year-round reading incentive…
Read MorePreserving the past
Brenda Dudderar finds great respect in helping to preserve the past. Photo submitted. Preserving the past Mary Beth Sallee Volunteering is very admirable work. Often times, it consists of others dedicating time and effort to food pantries, toy drives, and children programs. Preserving the past However, what many don’t realize is the need for…
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