Bardwell News

Don Carrico of Bardwell and Mrs. Kelli Hunt of Fulgham announce the engagement of their daughter, Whitney Dawn Carrico, to Joseph Marshall Hunt, son of Mr.

Carlisle County Dispatch received a call of a structure fire at 185 Road Street in Bardwell at approximately 0427 hours.

A travel trailer, where 65-year-old Max Shemwell lived, burned to the ground early Thursday morning.

The Paducah Sun, Ky. Middle May 22--BARDWELL, Ky. -- Max Shemwell, 65, of Bardwell died early Thursday after his camper trailer caught fire, according to Kentucky State Police.

Fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire that killed a 65-year-old Bardwell man.

An employee with the Fulton County Dispatch Center confirms to Local 6 authorities have found and arrested escapee John Aaron Jones.

A western Kentucky man who admitted helping stage a teenager's death to look like a suicide is back in jail after having his probation revoked.

The Kentucky State Police received a complaint on April 19, 2009 of a 17 year-old juvenile that had allegedly been sexually assaulted in Bardwell, Ky.

Kentucky State Police announce an arrest and charges relating to the nearly sixteen-month old arson investigation of the Carlisle County Courthouse.

A 20-year-old Bardwell man is indicted on charges relating to a fire that destroyed a Carlisle County Courthouse in 2007.

A Bardwell man faces arson charges after a 16-month long investigation of a fire at the Carlisle County Courthouse.

On July 7, 1893, in Bardwell, Ky., a small town near the Missouri border, an African-American man named C. J. Miller was hanged and burned for the murder of two white girls, Ruby and Mary Ray.

Developer Kenneth Bardwell and an entourage wearing business suits approached the governing body of a small township near Detroit with a thick binder full of plans for Bardwell's dream.

Blind woman demands acid in attacker's eyes Ameneh Bahrami was blinded when a spurned suitor hurled acid at her face.

From Union City to Bardwell, Ky.,volunteers respond to emergencies Posted: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 9:10 pm By JOHN BRANNON Messenger Staff Reporter Practically overnight, Jim Cook of Bolivar went from ...

State storm recovery efforts progress as snow continues to fall Governor Beshear was in hard-hit Western Kentucky on Tuesday From Commonwealth News Center FRANKFORT, Ky.--Visiting far Western Kentucky today to ...

Gov. Steve Beshear is praising the spirit of Kentuckians who have weathered what he calls the state's biggest natural disaster.

We spoke with Judge Executive Greg Terry. Right now there is no power anywhere and there's no word yet on when it will be restored.