Three people were injured in a single-vehicle rollover wreck around 12:30 Wednesday morning on Coral Hill Road, according to the Barren County Sheriff’s Department. Amber Wilson, 19, and her passengers, Briana Wilson, 15, and an infant, all from Metcalfe County, were traveling north on Coral Hill Road when a tire blew on the 2001 Pontiac Grand Am, causing Wilson to lose control, overturn and travel off the roadway before coming to a rest in a ditch on its roof. All three were taken from the scene by Barren-Metcalfe EMS to T.J. Samson Community Hospital and were later released. Both Amber and Briana Wilson were wearing seat belts and the infant was in a child seat at the time of the crash.
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Madison Murley, left, a sixth-grader from Temple Hill Elementary, thinks about a word as Luke Collins, middle, and Alex Richardson, far right, wait for their words at Friday's Barren County Spelling Bee. Collins went on to win second place in the bee.
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To bee or not to bee ... the winner
To use some of the words from Friday morning's Barren County Spelling Bee in a sentence: “Those who reign in the linguistics world urgently and jerkily spelled foreign words with enthusiasm and sometimes their cheeks turned an awful rouge.”
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Barren County High School Principal Steve Riley explains the reason for Pink Out night at BCHS is to honor those who have been affected by cancer and to raise money for the school's Relay for Life team.
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SLIDE SHOW: Barren County Pink Out
Barren County High School hosted Greenwood in a pair of games Tuesday night and had Pink Out night in conjunction. The games are used as a fundraiser for the BCHS Relay for Life team.
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Giants wide receiver Hakeem Hicks is taken down by Patriots defender Devin McCourty after a 19-yard gain.
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SLIDESHOW: Giants beat Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI
The New York Giants won their fourth NFL championship Sunday in Indianapolis, scoring in the final minute to defeat New England 21-17.
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Purples hold off Scotties in OT
Quentin Ellis, Glasgow High School’s talented senior point guard, scored 32 points on 9-of-18 shooting from the field Saturday night against regional powerhouse Bowling Green, but it wasn’t enough as the Scotties dropped a 72-69 overtime decision on the road.
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Obituaries: Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012
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South Central Kentucky Business Expo set
On Feb. 28, the South Central Kentucky Business Expo will open its doors for the second time to welcome businesses as well as individuals for an opportunity to network and create new business relationships.
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Near miss on super prediction
Let’s take a step into the past my seven faithful readers and review some predictions made in this space in early September. (Too bad it wasn’t late September and we could borrow the line “should be back in school.”)
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Near miss on super prediction
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