Crew members of Pickering Roofing & Remodeling from Franklin haul packages of shingles from the ground to the roof of First Presbyterian Church at the corner of East Washington and South Broadway streets on Wednesday afternoon. Because of the downturn in the economy, the men travel farther than in the past to work on projects in northern Tennessee and southern Kentucky, according to Donnie Pickering, who was overseeing the roofing job. Work began Monday and should take six to seven days to complete depending on the weather, Pickering said.
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4:04 p.m.: A Glasgow man was arrested in connection with a stabbing on East Cherry Street on Friday morning.
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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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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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After spending even just a little time with Cassandra Cochran, there are some things that are quite evident. Among those is the fact that you should never, ever, ever tell Cochran she can’t do something.
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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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Comer sets good example
Newly elected Ag Commissioner Jamie Comer, a Gamaliel Republican, requested an audit of the department upon his taking the position earlier this month.
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