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Joe Heath with Stewart and Richey Construction uses a trackhoe to demolish the remains of a historic home on Leslie Avenue. The house was torn down Friday. The house was built in 1810 by Zion Huggins and was the second-oldest house in Barren County. It was the home of Frances Rootes Edwards, who died in January. The house burned on April 24. Authorities believe arson was the cause of the fire. Sam Terry, of Glasgow, was the owner of the house when it burned. Gina Kinslow / Glasgow Daily Times

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There have been several crashes at the intersection of Veterans Outer Loop and Franks Mill Road since the loop opened more than a year ago. Another crash occurred Thursday afternoon and one the first week of June resulted in the death of a Horse Cave woman. In your opinion, how can the safety of the intersection be improved? The results of this poll will be published June 29 in the Glasgow Daily Times.

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