Staff Sgt. Benjamin N. Pennington, 26, of Glendale, Kentucky — the first Kentuckian killed in the U.S.-Iran conflict — was laid to rest Friday at the Kentucky Veterans Cemetery in Radcliff. A community, a state, and a nation mourn.
Tate Inc. has officially acquired the massive 211-acre former R.R. Donnelley facility in Glasgow, KY, launching the largest economic development project in Barren County in nearly two decades — and hiring has already begun.
Campbellsville’s own Kennedy Deener — a Taylor County High School freshman — wins the 2026 Gatorade Kentucky Girls Basketball Player of the Year award, then backs it up with a clutch 19-point Sweet 16 quarterfinal performance at Rupp Arena.
Hart County’s Angela Craddock has been named the 2026 5th Region Athletic Director of the Year, recognized by peers for her leadership as AD, volleyball coach, school financial officer, regional association president, and middle school conference commissioner.
Hart County Chamber of Commerce members can now claim a free featured listing on WeKnowSomebody.online, South Central Kentucky’s new contractor and business directory built by TEG Report HQ.
Horse Cave, KY — A major federal drug investigation has led to serious charges against five individuals accused of running a large-scale narcotics distribution operation across…
SKYCTC has selected a 42-acre site near Veterans Outer Loop for a new Glasgow health campus backed by $28 million in state funding. Nursing and allied health expansion is the goal.
A head-on crash on U.S. 31-E south of Glasgow left multiple injured and juvenile Thomas Quinn in critical condition at Vanderbilt. His family is asking for community prayers.
Six suspects now face charges in the February 15 shooting death of Diego Andres Lopez-Urdaneta near WKU’s campus. Bryan Lopez is jailed on a $1 million murder bond.