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Car strikes walkers
GLASGOW — Two pedestrians attempting to cross the road were injured Sunday night when the driver of a car traveling U.S. 31E south in Hart County failed to see them, state police said.
Gregory Maxey, 37, and Ronda Slyfield, 37, both of Canmer, were transported by Hart County EMS to T.J. Samson Community Hospital for treatment of nonlife threatening injuries.
Police said William Nie, 48, of Munfordville, was traveling southbound on 31E as he approached the intersection of Ky. 1854. After passing the intersection, Nie noticed two pedestrians walking in the southbound lanes.
He was unsuccessful in attempting to avoid the accident and hit Maxey and Slyfield with the front of his 2000 Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck, police said. Nie then struck a vehicle parked on the side of the roadway.
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25 years of showing the way
Hungry and nostalgic for one of those increasingly rare home-cooked, made-from-scratch meals? If so, take a drive north of Glasgow on U.S. 31E to Griderville sometime soon and turn right at the caution light by the “castle tower” onto Ky. 70.
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Sheriff tries social networking to fight societal blight — meth
The Barren County Sheriff’s Office is trying something new to fight the methamphetamine problem in the county.
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Spring cleaning begins
Local civic, religious and nonprofit organizations can spring into action next week and clean up, possibly winning a monetary award from the state in the process.
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Man arrested for police chase
A Glasgow man was arrested on felony charges of fleeing and evading after a police chase early Friday morning.
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New jail bond rates lower than expected
Bonds for the new Barren County Corrections Center were sold Thursday at a lower rate than expected, according to Judge-Executive Davie Greer.
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GFD responds to industry blaze
The Glasgow Fire Department was called to a fire at Ply-Tech Corporation shortly after noon Wednesday.
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Man killed in collision
A Summer Shade man was killed Wednesday in a two-vehicle crash on Veterans Outer Loop near Tractor Supply Co.
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Walden case moved to Wayne County
The trial of a Tompkinsville man accused in the murder of two people was moved Wednesday to Wayne County on a request by his lawyers.
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Who needs a fishing license — and why they are required
The Corps started holding water at Barren Monday and as of Wednesday morning the level stood at 531 and rising slowly.
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Food drive to help United Way
The United Way of Southern Kentucky is asking for donations at local grocery stores this Friday and Saturday.
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