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History of Glensfork, KY, II aka Glenville, Glens Fork, & Hardscratch Continued from History of Glensfork, KY, Part 1 By Welcome Hamon, Glensfork, KY Submitted by Lila Ford, Adair County Genealogical Society from the Adair County Review, edited by Mike Watson Early Settlers continued.

PERRYVILLE, Ky. -- By next summer, Vicki Goode hopes that after festivities surrounding the Perryville Battlefield end, business activity on Merchants Row downtown will keep right on going.

Too many times when we drive on Interstate highways we are obsessed with speed and forgo the countryside.

Doing sit-ups at midnight. Thinking and re-thinking answers to possible interview questions.

In little more than two years, the United States will mark the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, and a bill co-sponsored by state Sen.

Police say man killed his son, then himself GHENT, Ky. _ State Police say a 37-year-old northern Kentucky man killed his 2-year-old son and then himself.

Ky. Army officer gets 25 years for detainee murder FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. _ An Army officer was sentenced to 25 years in prison by a military jury Saturday for shooting and killing an Iraqi detainee during an ...

The state has purchased 76 acres of land in central Kentucky and will build a walking and biking trail connecting a Civil War battlefield and nearby city.

Occupational therapist grad student Jaci Durham helped Michael with reading while he sat in his closet, where he feels secure with a black lab named Mercury in Perryville, Ky.

State highway crews were still working Thursday to clear the state's clogged road ways - a job that has been complicated by the loss of power in western and central Kentucky, which made some phones inoperable.

With thousands still without power Tuesday night several counties opened shelters for people needing a warm place to stay.

A continuing budget dispute between Boyle County Fiscal Court and Sheriff LeeRoy Hardin led the sheriff to order deputies to not respond to any police calls for 19 hours beginning Thursday afternoon.

The Storm Prediction Center has upgraded parts of the Local 6 area to a moderate risk of severe thunderstorms later this afternoon and evening.

A Clay County jury began deliberations on sentencing Friday night after convicting Steven Rios of second-degree murder.