Jobe Regional Features
Regional Exclusive: Old-school meth may make comeback
Jennifer Moonsong Central Division, General Manager Jobe Publishing, Inc. For nearly a decade the massive influx of methamphetamine from Mexican drug cartels has accounted for the majority of meth in America, including south central Kentucky. However, as a result of COVID-19, less meth is making its way across the border. “Because of the border…
Read MoreGuthrie discusses current issues
Mary Beth Sallee Jobe Publishing, Inc. This story includes information that was relevant as of June 18 at which time the interview with Congressman Guthrie occurred. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the economy throughout the U.S. and Kentucky, as well as the health of thousands. Recent events have also plagued the nation and commonwealth,…
Read MoreDisrespecting our community; people, fellow board members, and the officials we elect
Letter to the Editor By Mark Biggers What’s the rush…” the past is prelude”. The GEPB’s rush to sign the 20-year rolling contract with the TVA is in my opinion quite worrisome. When the seeking of an outside consultant was considered by the board and a committee was tasked to provide candidate recommendations, many…
Read MoreA Little Taste Done in a Big Way
Local family restaurant going strong for 25-years By Veronika Well Community Features Barren County Progress If you’ve been around Glasgow much, you already know the place, but if you don’t, put it on your bucket list. A Little Taste of Texas celebrated 25 years on Saturday, December 14th. Glasgow native, Kat Farrell, and her family…
Read MoreCrystal Crisis – Part II
By Jennifer Moonsong Central Division General Manager Jobe Publishing, Inc. Meth nightmare From an addict’s outlook, the meth and opioid crisis is devastating and deadly. From the vantage point of law enforcement agencies, it is a nightmare. The perfect storm “A decade ago, the western part of the state was eaten up with meth. The…
Read MoreThe Crystal Crisis Part 1: Perspectives
By Jennifer Moonsong Central Division General Manager Jobe Publishing, Inc. It’s a chilly November day, but a few children have braved the cold, to play at the park. Their squeals of excitement can be heard, even at a distance. On the far side of the park sits Sarah*, a 26-year-old Metcalfe County…
Read MoreA Video Tribute to Barren County Veterans
We at Jobe Publishing Dedicate this video to YOU veterans of service. Thank you for your many sacrifices in the name of freedom.
Read MoreRed Lick Ranch named Tree Farm of the Year
By Jennifer Moonsong Central Division, General Manager, Jobe Publishing, Inc. 14 years ago Bill and Chris Lagermann bought a beautiful swath of land, Red Lick Ranch. Since that time the couple has worked hard at improving the property and conserving some of its greatest assets, the trees. “They have put a lot of work…
Read MoreWhite Cemetery tradition lives on
By Jennifer Moonsong Central Division, General Manager Jobe Publishing, Inc. On September 21 at 1 pm friends, family, neighbors, and descendants of those buried in White Cemetery are invited to attend the 3rd Annual Pig Roast. The White Cemetery, founded in 1895, is nestled the peaceful and picturesque hills of Sulphur Lick adjacent to…
Read MoreKeith Corum: An education on real estate
PLACES & FACES – Because everyone has a story By Jennifer Moonsong Central Division, General Manager Jobe Publishing, Inc. Although real estate agent Keith Corum only got his real estate license two years ago, he’s been interested in it all of his life. Growing up in Louisville, Corum says it was his grandparents who planted…
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