Couple sought in high speed chase
The Warren County Sheriff's Office is looking for a couple after a high speed chase. Early Monday morning, Warren County Sheriff's Deputy Eric Bull noticed a gray Ford Focus sitting at the intersection of Scottsville Road and the Natcher Parkway. When he approached the car, he saw a man and woman both passed out inside. Deputy Bull says the man had drug paraphernalia in his shirt pocket. As the couple awoke, the deputy asked the passenger to run the engine off. But instead, the driver fled driving toward Bowling Green where he made a u-turn and sped south on Scottsville Road into Allen County. Warren County Sheriff's Office deputies lost sight of the vehicle near the Tennessee state line. Police are looking for a 2009 4-door gray Ford Focus with a Kentucky license plate 314-XRN. Police say the car is registered to the owner, Keith Johnson, of Adolphus, Ky.
Metcalfe County man arrested for sex abuse
A Metcalfe County man was arrested Friday after being indicted for sexually abusing a minor. An investigation by Kentucky State Police resulted in Teddy Blakley being indicted by the Metcalfe Grand Jury. Blakley was arrested at his home on Society hill Road and charged with Rape, 1st degree victim under 12 years of age, Sexual Abuse, 1st degree, victim under 12, Rape, 1st degree, and Sodomy, 1st degree. He was lodged in the Barren County Detention Center
.
Reception at Heritage Farms Saturday
The Hart County Bicentennial Committee and Hart County Farm Bureau Federation invite the public to join them for a reception on Saturday, February 23rd, at 10 a.m. at the Hart County Public Library in Munfordville. The event is being held to recognize and celebrate some of Hart County’s oldest farms. The reception will include displays and personal stories about each of the farms. For more information about this event, or if your farm is at least 100 years old, please contact Virginia Davis at (270) 524-2892, Jack Bunnell at (270) 528-2491 or Jay McCoy at (270) 537-4425.
KSP Trooper Injured in Shoplifting Investigation
Trooper Zachery Edwards observed a male in the act of shoplifting on Friday around 6:30 p.m. at a Minit Mart convenience store located at 4805 Nashville Road. The male exited the store and entered into a vehicle. While attempting to question the male’s identity, the vehicle accelerated, dragging Trooper Edwards a short distance. The suspect struck another parked vehicle while fleeing the parking lot. Troopers with KSP Post 3 responded to the scene. With assistance from Bowling Green Police Department and the Warren County Sheriff’s Department, the vehicle was located approximately 10 minutes later by a Warren County Deputy Sheriff. The vehicle’s operator was identified as 20 year-old Zackary S. Logan, of Alvaton. Logan was arrested and charged with: Assault 3rd degree (Police Officer), Wanton Endangerment 1st degree (Police Officer), Wanton Endangerment 1st degree, Reckless Driving, Theft by Unlawful Taking-shoplifting- under $500, Failure to Wear Seatbelts, Leaving the scene of an accident and Operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, drugs, etc. 1st offense (aggravated circumstance). He was lodged in the Warren County Regional Jail. Trooper Edwards sustained minor injuries to his head, hand, and leg. He was treated and released from the Medical Center Hospital in Bowling Green.
Escaped Warren County Jail inmate back in custody
Benjamin Pedigo had been missing since February 10th, when he walked away while taking out trash with other inmates. Kentucky State Police say he is in custody in Tennessee and will be extradited back to Kentucky. He was serving a four year sentence for drug offenses and fleeing and evading police. And will now face an Escape, 2nd degree charge.
18th District Basketball Tournament
18th district basketball tournament will get underway Tuesday at the Ricky Line court at the Hart County High School. And the opening girls game at 5:30 p.m. Hart County vs Green County and at 7:00 p.m., Larue County vs. Caverna Boys.
On Wednesday, 1st game at 5:30 p.m. Larue County vs. Caverna Girls and at 7:00 p.m., Hart County vs. Green County Boys.
The Championship games are set for Friday night at 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
WLOC will have live play by play coverage of the 18 district tournament.
Hart County Clerk's Office closed
The Hart County Clerk's Office will be closed Monday, February 18th, in observance of President's Day.
Two missing teens have been safely found
Emergency Management says Isaiah Wilson, of Edmonton, and Adriana Wood, of Breeding, were found Thursday night around
11:30 p.m. Information was being sought recently from the public concerning the whereabouts of the two teens by the Metcalfe County Sheriff's Office and Emergency Management. Officials want to thank the public for their assistance and no other information has been released at this time.
E-town man arrested for burglary
An Elizabethtown man has been arrested on
burglary charges after breaking into neighboring apartments and E-town Christian Academy. The early morning break-ins occurred Wednesday and caused a soft lockdown on Elizabethtown Independent Schools. 32 year-old Alan Keith, tore holes through the drywall of his apartment to gain entry into the neighboring apartments. He later entered the Christian Academy through a window of the building. Keith was arrested after police were notified. He is being charged with second-degree burglary and third-degree burglary related to the break-ins. Keith is lodged at the Hardin County Detention Center in lieu of a $10,000 cash bond and is expected to appearin Hardin District Court February 22nd.
Monday, February 18th, 2019
Measles case confirmed by health department
A case of measles has been confirmed by the
Barren River District Health Department. A young child, who had not
been vaccinated, recently traveled out of the country. The Barren River
District Health Department, and the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention (CDC) are collaborating in the investigation. Public exposure is
believed to be very limited and public health officials are in the process
of notifying individuals who came into contact with the child during the
infectious period. Measles are highly contagious and the most deadly
of all childhood rash/fever illnesses, but is preventable with vaccine.
Symptoms include fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes for a few days followed
by rash. Anyone experiencing signs and symptoms of measles is encouraged to
contact their health care provider.
Area high school basketball action
In girls action:
Caverna Lady Colonels defeated Metcalfe County in overtime 66 to 61.
In boys action:
Metcalfe County defeated Caverna 79 to 66.
18th district basketball tournament will get underway Tuesday at the Ricky Line court at the Hart County High School. And the opening girls game at 5:30 p.m. Hart County vs Green County and at 7:00 p.m., Larue County vs. Caverna Boys.
On Wednesday, 1st game at 5:30 p.m. Larue County vs. Caverna Girls and at 7:00 p.m., Hart County vs. Green County Boys.
The Championship games are set for Friday night at 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Animals die in Grayson County fire
Several animals died in a structure fire Wednesday night in Grayson County. Fire officials in Grayson County fought the fire for hours. The home was used to house animals and no people lived there. The woman who used the home told authorities she was only able to save one dog.
Child pornography arrest in Bowling Green
Two people were arrested in Bowling Green Wednesday from the same home, but on different charges. The Bowling Green Police Department received a Cybertip about an online account storing child pornography. Daniel Sovis, Jr. was arrested after detectives found electronic files of minors engaged in sexual performances at an apartment on Rock Creek Drive. Sovis was charged with possessing/viewing matter portraying sexual performance by a minor. While searching the apartment, police say they also searched a room belonging to Candida Bishop where they found small packages of suspected methamphetamine, digital scales, a knife with white powder residue and a needle in plain view. Both were arrested and lodged in the Warren County Regional Jail.
Burglary investigation at a Glasgow pharmacy
The Glasgow Police Department is investigating a burglary at the Park Avenue Pharmacy. The burglary occurred at 11:24 p.m. on January 31st at 131 Park Avenue. Anyone with any information on this crime, is asked to call South Central Kentucky Crime Stoppers at 781-CLUE.
Friday, February 15th, 2019
Hardin County Smoking Ordinance may include e-cigs
Hardin Fiscal Court is considering an ordinance amendment to include e-cigarettes in the county’s regulation restricting smoking in public places. The county bans the use of cigarettes in any public building in Hardin County and within 15 feet of the entrance of that building. Motion was made to accept the first reading of the amendment and was unanimously approved. A final reading and adoption will be considered at the court's meeting on February 26th.
Regular season winding down for basketball
In Friday night area high school basketball action:
Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will travel to take on Adair County in a girl/boy double header beginning at 5:30 p.m. Join Studio 101 for play by play coverage of
both games starting with the girl's pregame show at 5:10 p.m.
18th district basketball tournament will get underway Tuesday at the Ricky Line court at the Hart County High School. And the opening girls game at 5:30 p.m. Hart County vs Green County and at 7:00 p.m., Larue County vs. Caverna Boys.
On Wednesday, 1st game at 5:30 p.m. Larue County vs. Caverna Girls and at 7:00 p.m., Hart County vs. Green County Boys.
The Championship games are set for Friday night at
5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Arrest made in Circle K robbery
The Glasgow Police Department has made an arrest in connection with the robbery of a convenience store. Police responded to South Broadway Street in reference to a tip regarding the robbery of the Circle K on Tuesday. When officers arrived at the home, they were given consent to search and found William Jackson hiding upstairs. Jackson was arrested and charged with Robbery, 1st degree, and intimidating a participant in the legal process. police say another person at the home, Vera Leoda Pittman, was arrested after they found Hydrocodone pills inside her purse. She was charged with possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense (Opiate). Both were lodged in the Barren County Jail.
Glasgow Police arrests 4 after drug complaint
Officers arrived at the scene Wednesday on West Front Street where they received consent to search the residence. 35 year-old Yolanda Oates and Micah Phillips, of Glasgow, were arrested and charged with first-degree possession of a controlled substance (first offense, methamphetamine), possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.
Also arrested was 30 year-old Amber Morgan, of Glasgow, for first-degree possession of a controlled substance (first offense, methamphetamine), possession of marijuana, possession of synthetic drugs (first offense) and possession of drug paraphernalia.
32 year-old James Jaggers, of Glasgow, was arrested and charged with first-degree possession of a controlled substance (first offense, methamphetamine), possession of marijuana, possession of synthetic drugs (first offense), first-degree possession of a controlled substance (first offense, drug unspecified) and possession of drug paraphernalia.
All four were lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Hep A vaccine being urged by health officials
Kentucky public health officials keep recommending vaccination for Hepatitis A as the outbreak nears 4,000 cases with 40 deaths across the state.
Cases have been reported in 103 of Kentucky’s 120 counties. The Department for Public Health says those considered at high risk for exposure to Hepatitis A, should get vaccinated as soon as possible. High risk groups include individuals who use illicit drugs, close contacts of illicit drug users, and homeless people. The department says 80% of the cases have occurred in those groups.Hepatitis A is a highly contagious, vaccine-preventable disease of the liver, which causes inflammation of the liver and affects the organ’s ability to function.
Thursday, February 14th, 2019
Man pleads not guilty to girlfriend's murder
The man accused of stabbing Tracy Riggsbee, was arraigned in court Wednesday morning. Joshua Crouch plead not guilty. Police called the Sunday stabbing a murder-domestic violence case. Tracy Riggsbee and Joshua Crouch, of Bowling Green, were believed to have been in a relationship. The two of them had supposedly been at Crouch’s uncles house when the shooting occurred. Crouch was eventually found walking along a road in Butler County where he was picked up and identified by his tattoos. On Wednesday, the Court deemed Crouch as a "high risk level." His preliminary hearing was tentatively set for Friday, February 15th, at 9:00 a.m.
Wednesday, February 13th, 2019
Tuesday night area high school basketball
In girls local action from Tuesday night:
Hart County Lady Raiders defeated Washington County 66 to 35. Hart County's Dea Bradley scored 21 points and Haley Sturgeon had 17 points and 10 rebounds.
Adair County over Caverna Lady Colonels 57 to 55
Barren defeated Metcalfe County 67 to 49
Green County over Campbellsville 46 to 44
and Glasgow defeated Cumberland County 54 to 28.
In boys action locally:
John Hardin defeated Hart County Boys 89 to 66
Adair County over Caverna Boys 76 to 49
Barren County defeated Metcalfe County 76 to 46
Campbellsville over Green County 68 to 62
and Glasgow defeated Cumberland County 78 to 49.
In local action Thursday night:
Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will travel to take on Metcalfe County in a girl/boy double header.
Two area missing teenagers
Two Metcalfe County Sheriff's Office and Metcalfe County Emergency Management need your help finding Isaiah Anthony Lane Wilson, age 13. He is 5'8", 145 pounds with blue eyes and shoulder length blonde hair. Authorities say Wilson was last scene at his home on Reece Hurt Road in Edmonton. He is believed to be traveling with Andriana Wood, who is missing from Breeding in Adair County. Wood is 15 years-old with blonde hair and blue eyes. If you see either of these teens, please call the Metcalfe County Sheriff's Office at 270-432-3041.
Wednesday, February 13th, 2019
A woman and her dog have died after being struck by a commercial vehicle. Kentucky State Police have confirmed a fatality on I-65 North. Tuesday night. Officials say a woman and her dog were struck after walking on foot on I-65 North between the 8 and 9 mm. The commercial vehicle hit the woman and her dog. Tuesday night, two lanes of the interstate were closed. This is an on-going investigation.
Wednesday, February 13th, 2019
Glasgow robbery investigation underway
In the early hours of Monday, Glasgow Police responded to a robbery in progress at the Circle K on Columbia Avenue. When officers arrived, they found a male had entered the store, demanding money from the clerk and brandishing a handgun. The suspect left the store with several packs of cigarettes along with an undetermined amount of cash. The clerk was not harmed. Police describe the suspect as a black male, approximately 5'6" tall, with a thin build and dreadlocks. He was wearing jeans, a North Face jacket, black head covering, black mask and gloves. If you have any information concerning the robbery, please call Glasgow Police at 270-651-6165.
From the Abundance of the Hart Food Bank
From the Abundance of the Hart Food Bank, a certified member agency of Feeding America, will be distributing food in the gymnasium of the Munfordville Baptist Church to those who qualify Friday, February 15th, at 10:30 a.m. The food bank will be open throughout the day. Only one person per household can receive the food.
To qualify for this program, you must:
1. Meet the household income eligibility guidelines provided by Feeding America.
2. Show proof that you live in Hart County.
3. Only receive commodities one time a month.
The Commodity Supplemental Food Program for senior adults age 60 and over is available if you qualify.
Qualifications for this program are:
1. Show proof that you are 60 years old or older
2. Show proof that you live in Hart County.
3. Show proof of income for all members of your household.
4. Meet the household income eligibility guidelines provided by Feeding America.
Volunteer workers will need to arrive at 9:00 a.m. USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Monday night high school basketball
In area Monday night high school basketball action:
Hart County Lady Raiders defeated Warren Central 58 to 46. Hart County's Haley Sturgeon scored 22 points and had 11 rebounds, Dea Bradley scored 21 points and had 3 rebounds.
Warren East girls defeated Caverna Lady Colonels 63 to 58.
In boys action:
Warren East defeated Caverna Boys 64 to 55.
Threat made at Monroe County Middle School
According to the Monroe County School District, a threat was made at the middle school on Monday. The district's website says: "At the end of the school day, it was reported that a threatening message was written on a bathroom stall at Monroe County Middle School. Authorities have been contacted and a full investigation will occur. Students were dismissed and are safe." According to Superintendent Amy Thompson, a student reported the message. No further details have been released.
Stabbing is now a homicide in Bowling Green
A stabbing in Bowling Green Sunday night is now being investigated as a homicide.
Bowling Green Police were called to an apartment on Collegeview Drive, where they found Tracy Riggsbee, who was suffering from multiple stab wounds. She was taken to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead. Joshua Crouch, of Bowling Green, is wanted for her murder.Crouch is considered to be dangerous. If you have any information on the whereabouts of Joshua Crouch, please contact police at 270-393-4000 or 911.
Search underway for escapee in Warren County
Authorities in Warren County are searching for an escaped inmate.
On Sunday night, just past 9:00 p.m., Benjamin Pedigo escaped from the Warren County Jail. Pedigo was serving time for tampering with physical evidence, fleeing or evading police, 2nd degree on foot, possession of marijuana, drug paraphernalia - buy/possess and failure to appear. He is described as 6'1, slim, with a brown mohawk and he was wearing a black jacket, with dark pants. Pedigo also has a bandage on his hand. Anyone with information on the whereabouts ofBenjamin Pedigo, is asked to call 911 or Kentucky State Police at 270-782-2010.
Tuesday, February 12th, 2019
No needle exchange program for Cave City
The city council met Monday night and voted unanimously with a vote of 5 to 0, with only one city council member absent. The city council had agreed to consider the possibility of offering a needle exchange program in January. In other business, Councilman Kevin Houchens told the council he had spoken with someone twice who was interested in bringing a sports complex to Cave City, which could include a baseball field and four basketball courts. The city council agreed the parks and recreation committee would meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Cave City City Hall.
Area high school basketball action
Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will be on the road taking on Warren East in a girl/boy doubleheader beginning at 5:00 p.m.
Hart County Lady Raiders will host Warren Central Monday night in a JV/Varsity contest at 5:30 p.m. Studio 101 will begin live coverage of the girls varsity game starting with the pregame show at 6:30 p.m.
In Tuesday night area high school basketball action:
Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will hosts Adair County in a girl/boy doubleheader at 5:30 p.m.
Hart County Lady Raiders will be at home Tuesday night taking on Washington County at 5:30 p.m. and the Hart County Boys will also be entertaining John Hardin at 7:00 p.m.
WLOC will be on the air with live coverage beginning with the girls pregame show at 5:10 p.m.
Horse Cave City Council Meeting
Horse Cave City Council Meeting will be held Monday evening at 6:00 p.m. In unfinished business: Second Reading: An ordinance relating to Mandatory Garbage Collection within the city of Horse Cave and accept 2017-18 audit as presented at the January 14, 2018 meeting.
Caverna High School SBDM meeting
There will be a Caverna high School Decision Based Council Meeting Monday, February 11th, in the high school library at 4:30 p.m.
Hart County Salvation Army meeting
The Salvation Army Hart County Service Unit will meet Tuesday, February 12th, at 10:00 a.m. at the courthouse in Munfordville.
Pursuit travels through several counties
Officials arrested a Scottsville man after a pursuit that ran through several counties on Saturday night. According to the Glasgow Police Department, officers tried to conduct a traffic stop on a speeding vehicle. They say the vehicle failed to stop and was traveling southbound on Hwy 31 in a reckless manner, disregarding all traffic signals. Barren County Deputy Sheriff Joseph Ford attempted to stop the vehicle by deploying stop sticks, but the driver attempted to run over him. Officials say the vehicle then continued south into Allen County where Sgt. Ashley Jones attempted to deploy stop sticks and again the driver attempted to run over her. The vehicle then made a right turn and traveled north into Warren County at a high rate of speed. According to Glasgow Police, at the time the Warren County Sheriff's Department, Bowling Green Police Department and Kentucky State Police joined in the pursuit. The pursuit came to an end on I-65 in Simpson County. Chase Webb, of Scottsville, was arrested and charged with speeding, reckless driving, failure to or improper signal, disregarding a stop sign, fleeing or evading police, 1st, failure to wear seat belt, failure to maintain insurance, criminal mischief, 2nd, attempted murder (police officer), wanton endangerment 1st, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol/drugs, 3rd offense, driving DUI suspended license, 1st, possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree, 3rd offense (methamphetamine), drug paraphernalia, display or possession of cancelled or fictitious operator's license.
Hart County man arrested on drug charges
Deputy Caleb Butler and Sheriff Jeff Wilson responded to the 6000 block of North Dixie Highway Saturday, in regards to a suspicious male lying close to the roadway. After an investigation, 41 year-old Jacob Oldham was arrested for possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense (methamphetamine), public intoxication-controlled substance (excludes alcohol), drug paraphernalia-buy/possess and promoting contraband1st, degree for having methamphetamine hidden on his person after being taken in Hart County Jail.
Area high school basketball action
In girls action from Thursday night:
Hart County defeated Fairdale 72 to 49. Hart County's Kylie Adcock scored 24 points, Haley Sturgeon scored 22 points and Dea Bradley scored 13 points.
In area Friday night high school basketball:
Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will be on the road taking on Glasgow in a girl/boy doubleheader at 6:00 p.m.
Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will entertain Fort Knox in a girl/boy doubleheader at 5:30 p.m. Join Studio 101 for live coverage of both Hart County games starting with the pregame show at 5:15 p.m.
Saturday high school basketball action:
Hart County Boys will travel to take on South Warren in a JV/Varsity game
at 2:00 p.m. Studio 101 will have complete live coverage of the varsity boys game starting at 3:00 p.m.
Traffic Advisory - 31W in E-town
Utility work will take place on US 31-W in Elizabethtown Friday, February 8th, between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Traffic will be affected between Sunset Road and North Mantle Avenue. Flaggers will be present. Motorists should be prepared for slow moving and/or stopped vehicle ahead.
Hart County 4-H Soup & Chili Lunch
Hart County 4-H Soup & Chili Lunch will be held Friday, February 8th, at the Hart County Extension Office from 10:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. The cost is $6.00 and includes: Potato Soup or Chili, Pimento Cheese or Peanut Butter Sandwich, Crackers, Cookies or Brownie. You can Dine-in, Carry out or Delivery is available. Drinks (tea & lemonade) are included with dine-in only. For delivery, call 270-524-2451. All proceeds go to the 4-H Scholarship Fund.
Motion denied in Metcalfe County homicide case
A motion has been denied in a Metcal
fe County homicide case to withhold a jury from hearing statements that a suspect made to police. 47 year-old Bobbie D. Lawson is charged in the murder of 30 year-old Bobby Hubert. The murder occurred around July 31st, 2017. The two men shared a residence. Hubert was fatally shot in the head. Lawson allegedly made statements to police on the day his roommate's body was located in a refrigerator in a field. Defense attorney Greg Berry filed the motion to withhold those statements, but CircuitJudge John T. Alexander issued an order denying the
motion.
Search continues for missing teen
The search continues for a missing Metcalfe County teen. KSP are continuing their search for 15 year-old Amber Shirley, of Edmonton. Shirley is a white female, 5'2" tall and weighs
around 195 pounds. She has brown eyes and brown hair and was last seen on Robert Wilson Road on January 18th. At the time she was wearing pajama pants and a t-shirt.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Amber Shirley, is urged to call Kentucky State Police at at 1-800- 222-5555 or your local law enforcement agency.
Friday night area high school basketball
In area Friday night high school basketball:
Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will be on the road taking on Glasgow in a girl/boy doubleheader at 6:00 p.m.
Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will entertain Fort Knox in a girl/boy doubleheader at 5:30 p.m. Join Studio 101 for live coverage of both Hart County games starting with the pregame show at 5:15 p.m.
Five charged in teen's disappearance
Five people have been charged in connection with a Hartford teen's disappearance. Leitchfield officials say Justin Vigil, Michael Tyler Hall and Gregory Cottrell, all of Leitchfield, were charged after helping harbor 14-year-old Shauntay Sandlin. Two juveniles are also facing charges related to Sandlin's disappearance. Sandlin was found unharmed last month.
Vigil and Hall are in the Grayson County Jail. Cottrell was cited to court facing misdemeanor charges.
Glasgow Fire Department receives grant
The Glasgow Fire Department received the grant from the Leary Firefighters Foundation, which was established
by actor Denis Leary in 2000. Leary had lost a cousin and a close friend, who were firefighters, in a Massachusetts warehouse fire. The Leary Firefighters Foundation is dedicated to helping fire departments in acquiring the equipment, technology, and training to better serve their communities. Glasgow Fire Department was able to purchase a Lion Digital Fire Attack System, which cost over $25,000. The addition of this equipment will allowthe Glasgow Fire Department more and safer training opportunities.
Hart County woman receive
s sentencing in arson caseIn accordance to a plea agreement, Amanda Wright Rafferty, of Cub Run, was sentenced Tuesday to 10 years for second-degree arson and 12 months on six counts of second-degree wanton endangerment.
Rafferty was taken into custody in December 2017 in Clark County, Indiana, as a fugitive in connection with a 2016 residential fire on Cub Run Highway. The home, owned by Kimberly Brown O'Connor, was destroyed by the fire. Rafferty's children were also inside the residence when the fire started. She pleaded guilty to second-degree arson and six counts of second-degree wanton endangerment. Her sentence was probated for five years or until restitution is paid in full, on the conditions that she have no new offenses, no violations of law and pay restitution as ordered by the court.
Thursday, February 7th, 2019
Cave City man arrested in Horse Cave
A 38 year-old Cave City man has been arrested on drug charges. Officer Charles Webb of the Horse Cave Police Department responded to a call from KSP at around 9:30 p.m. Wednesday night, concerning a possibly intoxicated driver. The officer was notified that two males had left the Cave City Minit Mart and were traveling in a 2005 Ford, toward Horse Cave on S. Dixie Hwy. The vehicle was located and the driver found to be intoxicated. 38 year-old Timmy Forbis, of Old Munfordville Road, was arrested and charged with operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol/drugs, 2nd offense. He was lodged in the Hart County Jail. Officer Webb was assisted by Officer Eddy Dockery.
Tuesday night high school basketball scores
In girls' action from Tuesday night locally:
Campbellsville defeated Caverna Lady Colonels 53 to 40.
Barren County over Russell County 68 to 49.
Larue County defeated Nelson County 52 to 48.
Metcalfe County over Glasgow 68 to 62 and
Green County defeated Adair County 61 to 37.
In area boys' action Tuesday night:
Campbellsville over Caverna 79 to 62
Barren County defeated Russell County in overtime 58 to 47.
Green County over Adair County 75 to 61.
Larue County over Nelson County 79 to 33 and
Glasgow defeated Metcalfe County 66 to 58.
Coming up locally Thursday night: Hart County Lady Raiders will entertain Fairdale in a JV/Varsity contest at 5:30. Join WLOC for complete coverage of the varsity game starting with the pregame show at 6:45 p.m.
Three arrested in Adair County
Authorities in Adair County have arrested three people; two of which were wanted for a double murder. The sheriff's office say shots were fired from a pickup that was traveling south toward Columbia on Highway 55. When a deputy tried to approach the truck, the driver pulled up to a barn and two men ran from the scene. Alexander Hamilton and Joseph Clark were apprehended Monday and determined to be wanted for a double murder in Kingsport, Tennessee. Also arrested was Samantha Glenn, of Kingsport. The investigation continues.
Theft investigation underway at Cave City business
Cave City Police are asking for help in identifying a thief. A recent theft occurred at Ace Hardware in Cave City. Surveillance video shows a white male wearing a dark jacket and tan colored pants with a cap. If you have any information regarding the theft, please call 270-651-5151.
Drug arrests in Glasgow
Two Glasgow residents have been arrested on drug charges.
The Barren County Sheriff's Office responded to a complaint early Tuesday morning at 4177 Colesbend Road. Upon arrival, several officers found several people inside the residence. After an investigation, 34 year-old Kacie Rogers, of Glasgow, was arrested and charged with Possession of a controlled substance, 3rd degree - drug unspecified, Possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree - drug unspecified, and Possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree - methamphetamine. 48 year-old Terry Alexander, of Glasgow, was arrested for possession of marijuana, drug paraphernalia possession and possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree, methamphetamine. Both were lodged in the Barren County Jail.
Three arrests made after traffic stop
Three people were arrested Tuesday morning in Barren County after an attempted traffic stop. According to the Barren County Sheriff's office,
an officer attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a pickup being driven erratically on Berry Store Road. Before the traffic stop could be made, the driver of the truck lost control in a curve, got out of the vehicle and fled on foot. After an investigation, police discovered the truck had been stolen out of Glasgow and several stolen tools were located, along with suspected methamphetamine. The driver was located by a civilian and was taken into custody. 54 year-old John Wheat, of Glasgow, was charged with Criminal Mischief, 3rd Degree, leaving the scene of an accident, fleeing or evading police, 2nd degree on foot, receiving stolen property under/$10,000, Receiving stolen property under/$500, possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree - 1st offense methamphetamine, wanton endangerment, 1st degree, driving too fast for traffic conditions and reckless driving. Two passengers, 35 year-old Scotty Wix, of Glasgow, and 27 year-oldMary Coates, of Horse Cave, were charged with
receiving stolen property under $10,000, Receiving stolen property under/$500, and possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree (methamphetamine).
All were lodged in the Barren County Jail
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Monday night area high school basketball
In Monday night area high school basketball action:
In the boys, Larue County defeated Hart County 92 to 71, Hart County's Jordan Burden scored 15 points. Edmonson County defeated Caverna 71 to 66.
In girls actions: Edmonson County defeated Caverna Lady Colonels 59 to 47.
Vine Grove woman arrested for wanton endangerment
A Vine Grove woman has been arrested for wanton endangerment and other
charges. According to an arrest citation, an independent repossession contractor was attempting to repossess a vehicle registered to 59 year-old Patricia Russell. Russell attempted to drive the car off the wheel lift of the repo truck, while a man was underneath. She then placed the vehicle in reverse, backing into the truck, nearly striking the contractor. Russell attempted to drive the vehicle forward onto her driveway. She was arrested Saturday evening and charged with first-degree wanton endangerment, first-degree criminal mischief and second-degree disorderly conduct. Russell was released from the Hardin County Detention Center on a $5,000 bond.
E-town man faces wanton endangerment charges
An Elizabethtown man is facing wanton endangerment charges
after a handgun incident Sunday evening. KSP responded to a verbal domestic complaint where multiple shots were firednear several individuals who had arrived at the residence. 60 year-old Christino Colon was arrested and charged with first-degree wanton endangerment and lodged in the Hardin
County Detention Center on a $5,000 cash bond.
He is scheduled to appear Friday in Hardin District Court.
Glasgow Police make several recent arrests
The Glasgow Police Department has made several recent arrests:
46 year-old Matthew D. Snyder, of Glasgow, was arrested Saturday after an
officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle traveling along West Cherry Street. Snyder was charged with no tail lamps, driving DUI suspended license - 2nd offense and failure to notify address change to Dept. of Transportation.63 year-old Robert D. Whitlow, of Glasgow, was arrested Sunday morning
at 211 Sam Terry Avenue. Whitlow was charged with alcohol intoxication in a public place 1st & 2nd offense.37 year-old Melissa A. Jewell, of Glasgow, was arrested Sunday evening
after police responded to the emergency room at T. J. Samson Community Hospital. Jewell was charged with public intoxication - controlled substance and possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree, 2nd offense -drug unspecified.And, 24 year-old James Andrew Lovell, of Glasgow, was arrested at the
Glasgow Laundry Mat on Columbia Avenue Sunday night. Lovell was charged with alcohol intoxication in a public place 1st & 2nd offense.All were lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
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Two drug trafficking arrests made in Taylor County
Two men are now behind bars after a traffic stop in Campbellsville. According to KSP, a trooper stopped a speeder traveling Hwy 68. He detected a strong smell of marijuana. The driver,
identified as Efrain Duncan, was arrested along with a passenger, Dwayne Smith. Both men were charged with multiple drug trafficking and possession charges involving various controlled substances.
Barren-Metcalfe Emergency 911 text
Residents in two southcentral Kentucky counties can now send text messages to emergency dispatchers. Barren-Metcalfe Emergency Communications Center Director Chris Freeman told the Daily News that the agency's new text-to-911 initiative is intended to help in situations where making a call isn't possible or might be unsafe, such as when someone is hiding or can't speak.
Plea agreement reached in murder trial
A plea agreement in a murder trial in Hardin Circuit Court was reached Monday. 30 year-old Charles Roberson Jr, of
Elizabethtown, pleaded guilty in the shooting death of Xedric "C.J" McNeil. The deal was reached just minutes before the scheduled trial Monday afternoon. McNeil, who was 20 years-old, died at the scene after being shot multiple times February 4th, 2018. Roberson pleaded guilty to an amended charge of first-degree manslaughter and was sentenced to 18 years in prison. Roberson has been in the Hardin County Detention Centersince Feb. 7, 2018.
Tuesday, February 5th, 2019
Two Scottsville residents arrested on drug charges
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Two Scottsville residents were arrested over the weekend on drug charges. On Friday, Detectives with the Barren River Drug Task executed a search warrant at 317 N. 6th St. in Scottsville in reference to a drug investigation. Detectives discovered almost 9 grams of crystal meth, four handguns, scales, cash and paraphernalia. 38 year old Kristin F. Davis, of Scottsville, was arrested and charged with Trafficking in a controlled substance 1st degree, 1st offence, greater or equal to 2 grams of meth, 4 counts possession of a handgun by convicted felon, possession of drug paraphernalia and endangering the welfare of a minor. 37 year old Timothy Clyde Miller, of Scottsville, was also at the residence and was arrested and charged with 4 counts of possession of a handgun by a convicted felon. Both were lodged in the Allen County Jail. The drug task force was assisted by the Allen County Sheriff's Department and the Scottsville Police Department. |
Area high school basketball this week
In Monday night high school basketball action:
Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will be on the road taking on Edmonson County in a girl/boy doubleheader at 5:30 p.m.
Hart County Lady Raiders will travel to take on Warren Central in a JV/Varsity contest at 6:00 p.m.
Hart County Boys will be at home taking on Larue County in a JV/Varsity contest at 5:30 p.m. WLOC will have the pregame show at 6:45 p.m. of the boys varsity game.
In area high school basketball action Tuesday night: Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will entertain Campbellsville in a girl/boy doubleheader at 5:30 p.m.
Thursday night area high school basketball action: Hart County Lady Raiders will entertain Fairdale in a JV/Varsity contest at 5:30 p.m. WLOC will have live coverage of the varsity girls
game starting with the pregame show at 6:45 p.m.
Weekend high school basketball scores
In Friday night girls action: Barren County defeated Hart County 74 to 39. Hart County's Haley Sturgeon scored 10 points and Barren County's Bailey Pedigo had 21 points.
Metcalfe over Caverna Lady Colonels 75 to 68, Green County defeated Larue County 60 to 32, Edmonson County over Grayson County 32 to 31 and Adair County defeated Campbellsville 45 to 42.
In boys' action: Metcalfe County defeated Caverna 84 to 56, Larue County over Green County 80 to 49, Grayson County defeated Edmonson County 33 to 30 and Campbellsville over Adair County 74 to 38.
On Saturday: Hart County's Homecoming, Hart County Boys defeated Nelson County 83 to 37. Hart County's Jordan Burden scored 23 points and John Shoulders score 21 points and had 9 rebounds. Homecoming Queen was Sydney Avery and runner up was Neve Kinney.
Fingerprint technology leads to burglary arrest
Authorities in Barren County say fingerprint technology helped them arrest a man Thursday, who is accused of burglarizing a residence last September. According to the Barren County Sheriff's Office, 28 year-old James Tyler Bray burglarized a home on September 17th, 2018, on Talley Road and broke into a safe inside. Authorities say they found three fingerprints on a file tray that had been removed from the safe and used the Automated Fingerprint Identification System to track down Bray. According to an arrest citation, Bray denied being in the residence.
Escaped Cave City man arrested
A Cave City man, who escaped custody, has been arrested. According to Cave City Police on Thursday, Barren County Sheriff's deputies arrested 32 year-old Jarrell Boyd. Boyd, who was wanted on several felony warrants, was last seen on January 24th when police say he escaped custody on North 2nd Street. Boyd is now lodged in the Barren County Detention Center and charged with second-degree escape.
Glasgow man arrested for domestic violence
A domestic violence arrest was made in Glasgow Sunday.
Glasgow Police responded to a call of a domestic dispute on Trista Lane, where they could hear loud arguing from inside a home. After officers entered the home, they attempted to remove a knife from 28 year-old Clayton Colby Button, of Glasgow. Button resisted and was arrested and charged with resisting arrest, assault 4th degree and carrying a concealed deadly weapon. Button was lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Burglary investigation underway in Glasgow
The Glasgow Police Department is investigating a burglary that occurred Thursday, around 11:24 p.m. at Park Avenue Pharmacy. The perpetrator is a black male wearing a dark hooded jacket, white T-Shirt, dark colored pants and white tennis shoes. The male subject appeared to have short dread locks in his hair. If you have information concerning the burglary, please contact the Glasgow Police Department at 270-651-6165.
Man arrested in hostage of Tennessee woman
A man accused of holding a woman from Tennessee for ransom is in the custody of U.S. Marshals.
Authorities say the parents of a girl called Brentwood Police in Nashville stating that their daughter had been kidnapped. Officials say the suspect, Bryan Conley, was using the girl's phone to text and asked for a ransom of $20,000. Through an investigation, a cellular phone was traced to a vicinity in Hopkinsville. FBI agents observed a man retrieving ransom money at the Flying J Travel Center in Oak Grove. Conley was arrested by FBI Special Agents who removed the kidnapped woman’s phone from his possession. The kidnapped woman was found safe and returned to her family. The Leitchfield Police Department and Greater Hardin County Narcotics Task Force assisted federal authorities at the scene.
KSP investigates fatal collision In Hardin County
Kentucky State Police Post 4 Troopers responded to a two-vehicle collision
in Hardin Co. Friday morning. On February 1st, at approximately 8:45 A.M.
EST, KSP Post 4 received a call of a two-vehicle collision on the Western
Kentucky Parkway at the 124-mile marker in Hardin County. The preliminary
investigation revealed that 64 year-old Debra Stephens, of Leitchfield, was
traveling eastbound on WK Parkway in a 2000 Chevrolet Silverado. 62 year-old
William Roberts, of Winchester, was traveling westbound in a 2019
Freightliner on the WK Parkway. Due to the ice covered road conditions at
the time, Stephens crossed the median into westbound lane and into the path
of Robert’s vehicle. Stephens was pronounced deceased at the scene by the
Hardin County Coroner’s Office. Roberts was uninjured. The westbound lanes
were closed and the eastbound lane was reduced down to one lane in order
allow troopers to investigate the collision. KSP Post 4 was assisted at the
scene the Hardin County Sheriff’s Office, White Mills Department and Hardin
County EMS. The collision is under investigation by Trooper Brandon Brooks.
Area high school weekend basketball
In Friday night area high school basketball action:
Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will hosts
Metcalfe County in a girl/boy double header at 5:30 p.m.And Hart County Lady Raiders will entertain
Barren County in a JV/Varsity contest at 5:30 p.m. Join Studio 101 for coverage of the varsity game beginning at 6:45 p.m.In Saturday area high school basketball:
It's Homecoming night for Hart County with boys only games. In the 1st game, North Hardin will take on Adair County Boys at 5:00 p.m. followed with Hart County Boys going up against Nelson County at 7:00 p.m. WLOC will have live coverage of the Hart County game starting with the pregame show at 6:45 p.m.
Rick DuBose to lead Friends of Mammoth Cave
As the new executive director of the Friends of Mammoth Cave National Park (FOMC), Rick DuBose is already friend-raising and fund-raising, meeting with area businesses and encouraging new members. "I am honored to have the opportunity to lead the Friends of Mammoth Cave as its executive director,” said DuBose. “Mammoth Cave National Park is both a local and national treasure. I look forward to working with Park staff to help protect Park resources and draw people to experience its wonder.”
DuBose comes to the Friends as a recent WKU retiree, where he worked in fundraising and alumni affairs for nearly 19 years.
“Rick’s work experience and networking abilities are a perfect match for his new job with the Friends,” said Friends Board Chairman Tom Carney. “At present, our primary initiative is called Ticket-to-Ride, bringing students to the Park for hands-on outdoor learning. We would like to enlist area businesses to serve as county sponsors.”
The mission of the FOMC, a 501-c3 organization, is to foster educational programs and research, support multi-generational visitor experiences, and promote fitness and recreational opportunities available at the Park. Last year, the Friends raised $66,000.
Horse Cave man arrested after traffic stop
A traffic stop in Cave City Wednesday night led to the arrest of a Horse Cave man. Cave City Police Officer Paul Reynolds conducted a traffic stop on 57 year-old David Hall on
Broadway Street. Hall was arrested and charged with careless driving and operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol. Hall was lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Area high school basketball action
In Tuesday night's area high school basketball action in the girls:
Green County over Hart County Lady Raiders, 61 to 45.
In boys action:
Hart County defeated Green County 79 to 75. John Shoulders scored 18 points, Brayden Bell scored 20 points and Jordan Burden scored 16 points.
Thursday night, Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will hosts Cumberland County in a girl/boy doubleheader at 5:30 p.m.
Barren County Grand Jury recent indictment
Brandon Jean Zygai, of Cave City: wanton endangerment, assault, 4th degree, domestic violence, violation of Kentucky EPO/DVO and criminal mischief, 1st degree.
Joseph Preston Lane, of Glasgow: theft by unlawful taking, $10,000 or more but under $1million.
Michael Ray Abney and Laymon Cleo Riggs, III, of Cave City: burglary, 3rd degree, theft by unlawful taking, $500 or more but under $10,000.
Todd A Oom, of Cave City: receiving stolen property, $500 or more but less than $10,000.
Aaron Charles Hodge and Brittany Ann Kidd: possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree (methamphetamine), receiving stolen property under $500, drug paraphernalia - buy/possess. In addition, Hodge is charged with possession of a controlled substance, 3rd degree, failure to wear a seatbelt and reckless driving.
Eric Ballard Vincent, of Hiseville: possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree (methamphetamine) and drug paraphernalia - buy/possess.
Steven Lynn Patrick, of Glasgow: fleeing or evading police (motor vehicle), reckless driving and speeding.
Elizabeth Ann Wiley, of Glasgow, two counts of trafficking in a controlled substance, 1st degree, Morphine and Methamphetamine, prescription controlled substance not in proper container, persistent felony offender, 2nd degree.
Steven Laray Cole, of Glasgow, and Jessica Lee Keyes, of Glasgow: wanton endangerment, 1st degree. In addition, Cole is charged with no operator's/moped license and failure to wear seatbelt.
David Hunter Bowles, of Munfordville: theft by deception $500 or more but less than $10,000.
Dakota Allen Fields, of Glasgow, Robert Allen Fields, of Glasgow, and Teresa Lynn Hagan, of Horse Cave: possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree (Methamphetamine), tampering with physical evidence, possession of a controlled substance, 2nd degree - Ecstasy, possession of synthetic drugs and drug paraphernalia. In addition, Hagan and Dakota Fields are charged with endangering the welfare of a minor. Fields is also charged with resisting arrest. Robert Fields is also charged with menacing.
Michael Ray Abney, of Cave City: possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree, (Methamphetamine), drug paraphernalia - buy/possess.
Deondre M. Austin, of Glasgow, and Megan A. Cook, of Ferguson: trafficking in a controlled substance, 1st degree - Meth, receiving stolen property (firearm), drug paraphernalia - buy/possess, carrying a concealed deadly weapon and possession of marijuana. In addition, Austin is charged with tampering with physical evidence and persistent felony offender.
Rebecca Jean Davidson, of Glasgow: possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree (Methamphetamine), drug paraphernalia - buy/possess and rear license plate not illuminated.
William Frederick "Rick" Fennecken, of Glasgow: sexual abuse, 1st degree, in a continuing course of conduct, child 12 years or younger (2 counts).
Wesley Ervin Cape, of Cave City: sodomy, 1st degree, victim under 12 years of age, unlawful transaction with a minor, 1st degree, sexual abuse, 1st degree, in a continuing course of conduct, sodomy, 2nd degree, in a continuing course of conduct, Rape 2nd & 3rd degree and Sexual Abuse 2nd & 3rd degree.
Timothy M. Jewell, of Glasgow: theft by unlawful taking $10,000 or more but under $1000,000, criminal mischief, 1st degree.
A different Timothy M. Jewell, of Glasgow: assault, 3rd degree (police officer), resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, 2nd degree, alcohol intoxication in a public place, 1st and 2nd offense.
Stephen Kyle Abston, of Glasgow: theft by unlawful taking $500 or more but under $10,000 and tampering with physical evidence.
Tony Paul Harper, Jr., of Horse Cave: possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree - meth, drug paraphernalia - buy/possess.
Maverick Wayne Parr, of Glasgow: rape, 1st degree, victim under 12 years of age, sodomy, 1st degree, victim under 12 years of age, promoting a sexual performance by a minor, sexual abuse, 1st degree, 4 counts of 3rd degree rape, possession or viewing of matter portraying a sexual performance by a minor, distribution of matter portraying sexual performance by a minor.
Search for missing Tennessee teen in Kentucky
Authorities in Kentucky are searching for a missing
teen from Tennessee. 14 year-old Savannah Leigh Pruitt was last seen just over two weeks ago at her house in Madisonville, Tennessee. Police say there's a chance the young girl went to Corbin, Kentucky. Pruitt is described as a white female, five-foot-three and weighs 110 pounds. The FBI, TBI, and Monroe County Tennessee Sheriff's Office are all involved in the search. Anyone with information on Pruitt's whereabouts. is asked to contact authorities immediately.
Wednesday, January 30th, 2019
Homicide defense objects to commonwealth's request
Hart County homicide case defense objects to the commonwealth's request to preclude any evidence of domestic violence at trial. 54 year-old Albert Stephens, of Glasgow, is accused of shooting Cave City businessman and former mayor, Chris Holder, in November 2016. Stephens was initially indicted in February 2017 on a first-degree assault charge, but was indicted in May 2017 on a murder charger after Chris Holder died due to his injuries. The defense continued to state that the history of domestic violence between the Holders is necessary to illustrate to the jury why Stephens' use of force was reasonable. The commonwealth has until Feb. 5th to respond to the defense's objections. An evidentiary hearing in the case has been scheduled for Feb. 19th and the case scheduled to go to trial February 25th.
Missing man found deceased in Grayson County
A Grayson County man reported missing two weeks ago, has been
found deceased. The Grayson County Sheriff's Office is now investigating the death of Michael Kerry Williams after his body was found Saturday afternoon in a bluff near Foxwood Circle Road. Law enforcement agencies had been searching since January 13th in and around the Anneta community with search crews, K-9 officers, as well as aircraft measures. Williams' body was sent to Louisville for an autopsy and the Sheriff's Office has not ruled out foul play.
Hart County Fiscal Court meeting
The Hart County Fiscal Court met Monday morning in the courtroom. After Judge Joe Choate called the meeting to order, Bro. Billy Joe Foster, pastor of Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church, opened the meeting with prayer. Jailer Israel Bergenson gave the jail report stating there was a total of 175 in the county jail. Road report was given by Road Foreman Larry Bunch and Sheriff Jeff Wilson gave the sheriff's report.
After routine business, the court rejected all bids on 3 lawnmowers the jail had been using and gave permission for Jailer Bergenson to try to get a better price for the mowers. The court also approved Budget Transfer #10, approved the Judge to sign SOAR Grant for Hart County Rescue Squad of $4,698, approved the Judge to sing Resolution for 19-01-28 Community Block Grant for no more than $1,000,000 for expansion of Waste Water Pre-treatment Facility, to pay $6,500 for the Hart County Planning Commission 2019 Comprehensive Land Use Plan, historical marker of John Ireland to be put on the courthouse lawn, Judge to purchase 4 new pickup trucks at state bid, Judge to purchase a used truck for the building inspector for no more than $18,000, easement agreement on Reams Church Road to Robert Muller, appointment of Herb Key to fill unexpired term of Garland Cottrell to Industrial Authority through 10/19, approved Bill Belt to fill unexpired term of Penny Chelf to Library Board through 10/19, allow County Attorney to proceed with legal action against Danny Vincent for damage to Robin Lane, job description for Animal Control Officer, Joe Furlong as Deputy Coroner, Doug Wells, Rickey Alvey and Ronald Riordan were selected to look at possible Land Acquisition and magistrates requests. The next meeting of the court will be Thursday, February 21st, in the courtroom.
Hardin County drug arrests
A Kentucky State Police Post 4 traffic stop on Saturday afternoon, has led to the arrest of two Frankfort residents. While on routine patrol, Tpr. John Adams conducted a traffic stop on a northbound vehicle on I-65 that was speeding. After a search of the vehicle, the driver, 30 year-old Deqontay L. Dunnaway, of Frankfort, was arrested and charged with speeding, operating on a suspended/revoked operator's license, trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree (cocaine), possession of open alcoholic beverage in a motor vehicle, improper lane usage and drug paraphernalia. A passenger, 26 year-old Adria B. Shouse, also of Frankfort, was arrested and charged with trafficking in a controlled substance, 1st degree (drug unspecified), trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree (cocaine and drug paraphernalia). Both Dunnaway and Shouse were lodged in the Hardin County Detention Center. The investigation is ongoing by Trooper Clayton Ellis.
House fire in Edmonson County
An Edmonson County house was fully engulfed in flames Tuesday morning. Officials say a home on the 1000 block of Silent Grove Church Road is a complete loss. The Edmonson County Sheriff's Department says that no one was in the home during the fire. no injuries were reported. The house fire is under investigation.
Ribbon Cutting at Cub Run Family Dollar
A ribbon cutting and Grand Opening Celebration for Family Dollar Store in Cub Run is set for Saturday, February 2nd. Family Dollar is hosting a Grand Opening Celebration for its new store, located at 12669 Cub Run Hwy, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. The store opened on January 25th. The Grand Opening event will begin at 8 a.m. with a ribbon cutting
hosted by the Hart County Chamber of Commerce. The first 50 people to arrive will receive a gift, and other prizes will be given throughout the day. The Grand Opening will also include free product samples, special discounts, and other activities.
Prisoner in critical condition after jail shooting
A Columbia man remains in critical condition after a shooting incident at Barren County Detention Center Saturday evening. 26 year-old Matthew A. Stapleton had been arrested earlier Saturday and was being transported from Metcalfe County by Trooper Ricky Cross to the Barren County Detention Center. Inside the garage area of the jail, a physical altercation took place between the trooper and Stapleton. Stapleton retrieved a gun and it discharged. He remains hospitalized in Louisville. Cross was placed on administrative leave while the investigation continues.
Hart County Extension District Board Meeting
The Hart County Extension District Board meeting will be held Tuesday, January 29th, at 5:30 p.m. at the Hart County Extension Office. The agenda item will be introducing new board members and upcoming programs.
Man accused in shooting arrested in Edmonson County
The Edmonson County Sheriff's Office has tracked down a man they say shot his girlfriend Friday morning and fled. 33 year-old Wesley Roberts is now in custody after being found in Grayson County. According to Edmonson County Sheriff Shane Doyle, Roberts is accused of shooting his girlfriend with a shotgun inside a cabin at the Moutardier Resort & Marina around 11:45 a.m. Doyle says the woman is in critical condition at the hospital.
Area high school basketball action
Locally, on Friday in girls' action:
Green County over Hart County Lady Raiders 56 to 34. Hart County's Haley Sturgeon scored 9 points and had 5 rebounds.
Larue County over Caverna 47 to 45
Holy Cross (Covington) defeated Metcalfe County in the All A State Tournament 70 to 47
Barren County over Glasgow 53 to 45 and
Edmonson County over Butler County 50 to 38.
On Saturday in boy's action:
Hart County over Green County 83 to 78. Hart County's Brayden Bell scored 20 points, John Shoulders with 18 points and 7 rebounds, and Jordan Burden scored 26 points.
Larue County defeated Caverna Boys 84 to 29
Glasgow over Barren County 62 to 60
and Edmonson County defeated Butler County 72 to 65.
Monday night: Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will hosts Taylor County at 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday night: Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will hosts Green County in a girl/boy doubleheader at 5:30 p.m. Join WLOC for live play by play coverage of both games beginning with the girl's pregame show at 5:15 p.m.
Glasgow man arrested on drug charges
A Glasgow man was arrested Friday on drug charges in Barren County. GPD Officer Allen Riffle made contact with 28 year-old Tyler L. Allen in a vehicle on Waterford Lane. After a search of the vehicle, Allen was arrested on charges of possession of a handgun by a convicted felon, first-degree possession of a controlled substance (cocaine), possession of
marijuana, first-degree possession of a controlled substance (unspecified) and third-degree possession of a controlled substance (unspecified). He was lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Drug arrests made in Hart County
The Hart County Sheriff's Office made a drug arrest over the weekend. Sheriff Jeff Wilson responded to a report on Tommy Toms Road, of someone possibly intoxicated. 34 year-old James Ballard was found walking down the road, acting erratically. Ballard was arrested and charged with possession of a controlled substance, drug paraphernalia - buy/possess, and public intoxication of a controlled substance. Ballard was lodged in the Hart County Jail.
Hardin County pursuit leads to officer involved shooting
Kentucky State Police is investigating a shooting which involved a Hardin County trooper early Saturday morning. KSP Post 4 was notified by the Nelson County Sheriff’s Office (NCSO) that they were investigating an armed robbery in the Boston Community of Nelson County and that the suspect had left the scene. A KSP Trooper located the suspected robber at the 12 mm on the Bluegrass Parkway and a police pursuit began, leading onto northbound I-65 and then onto US 62. The vehicle turned into the parking lot of the Waffle
House, striking the front of the building. The driver failed to obey the officers commands and the trooper discharged his firearm striking the man in the leg. The suspect was identified as 36 year-old Justin Robert Hardin, of Orange Beach, AL. Hardin was transported to Hardin Memorial Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and was later released and lodged in the Hardin County Detention Center. Hardin was charged with: Speeding 26 mph over, Reckless Driving, Failure to or Improper Signal. Fleeing or Evading Police, 1st Degree (Motor Vehicle), Wanton Endangerment, 1st Degree (Police Officer), Wanton Endangerment, 1st Degree, Resisting Arrest, Operating Motor Vehicle Under The Influence, 1st Offense, Criminal Mischief, 1st Degree. The officer involved shooting is still under investigation by KSP Critical Incident Response Team. The armed robbery complaint is under investigation by the Nelson County Sheriff’s Office.
KSP jail shooting investigation in Barren County
Saturday evening at 6:32 p.m., KSP Post 3 dispatch received a call for service at the Barren Detention Center requesting an investigation of a shooting incident which had occurred inside the facility. Post 3 troopers and detectives responded along with the KSP Critical Incident Response Team. Preliminary investigation has revealed that 26 year-old Matthew A. Stapleton, of Columbia, had been arrested earlier in the evening and was taken to the Barren County Detention Center by Trooper Ricky Cross. Stapleton became involved in a physical altercation while exiting the trooper's car. He retrieved a handgun from his waistband and it discharged. Stapleton was taken from the detention center to T. J. Samson Community Hospital and was later flown to the UofL Hospital and is currently listed in critical condition. Trooper Ricky Cross was not injured in the altercation and has been placed
on administrative leave. The investigation is ongoing.
Area high school basketball action
In Thursday night's area high school basketball action, Hart County Lady Raiders defeated Ft. Knox 60 to 32. Hart County's Hayley Sturgeon scored 15 points and had 6 rebounds, Dea Bradley scored 13 points, Kylie Adcock scored 12 points with 6 rebounds and Alyssa Riggs scored 11 points.
Hart County Bicentennial Kick-off Celebration
Hart County Bicentennial kick-off celebration will be held Monday, January 28th, with a schedule of events beginning at the courthouse at the closing of Hart County Fiscal Court meeting. Caverna High School Chorus will be performing and there will be remarks by Bonnieville School children and other guests. At 9:45 a.m. there will be a gathering in front of the courthouse for Unveiling of Historic Markers with a welcome by Jerry Matera and opening with Judge Executive Joe Choate. Hart County High School Band will be performing and the unveiling of Markers by Bonnieville School children. A reception will follow at the Hart County Public Library at 10:30 a.m. with Virginia Davis opening, along with remarks from Dr. David Lee and Dr. James Baker, Western Kentucky University and other guests. A presentation of Schedule of Events for the year will be given, time capsule and photos by Bicentennial Committee Members: Sandra Wilson, Colby Smith and Todd Johnston. Closing remarks will be given around 11:00 a.m. by Macy McDowell with the Hart County Historical Society. And refreshments and music provided by Janet and Steve Kistler.
Two Bowling Green High students cited
Bowling Green police say two juveniles have been cited Wednesday afternoon after officials were called to Bowling Green High.
According to police, a juvenile exposed himself in class and was filmed by a classmate. One of the juveniles was charged with indecent exposure; the other one with video voyeurism. The Bowling Green Independent School District said this was a disciplinary situation that warranted a call to police. And there was no threat to students or faculty.
Cave City police search for escapee
Cave City Police are searching for an escaped man.
Jarrell Boyd was last seen in Cave City on North 2nd Street. Boyd was wearing a red hoodie, blue jeans, tan Timberland boots and a gold chain necklace. He also has tear drop tattoos under both eyes. He is wanted for several felonies including escape and could possibly still have handcuffs on his hands.The public is asked not to approach or try to apprehend Boyd, but call Cave City Police Department at 270-773-2441 or call 270-651-5151.
Hart County Extension District Board Meeting
The Hart County Extension District Board meeting will be held Tuesday, January 29th, at 5:30 p.m. at the Hart County Extension Office. The agenda item will be introducing new board members and upcoming programs.
Grayson County Man Missing, Foul Play Not Ruled Out
The Grayson County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing Anneta man. 57 year-old Michael “Kerry” Williams of Foxwood Circle was last seen on Sunday, January 13th, 2019, near the 6100 block of Preston Highway in Jefferson County. Another witness stated that he last saw Kerry on the morning of the 13th in the Anneta community near his residence around 1:00 to 2:00 a.m. Kerry is a white male, 5’9” approximately 210 lbs. He has brown eyes and brown/gray hair. He was last seen wearing a
black or navy blue t-shirt with a symbol that appeared to be wings with a dark colored long sleeve shirt underneath. Due to the nature and elements surrounding Mr. William's disappearance, foul play has not been ruled out. . Anyone with information on the whereabouts or information on what may have happened to Michael “Kerry” Williams, is encouraged to contact the Grayson County Sheriff’s Office at (270) 259-3024 or your local law enforcement agency.
Hart County Grand Jury returns indictments
Hart County Grand Jury has returned 11 indictments. They include:
43 year-old Patricia Jones for complicity to receiving stolen property.
32 year-old Jeremy Wheeler for attempted murder and 1st degree burglary.
39 year-old Derrick Harris for complicity to receiving stolen property.
38 year-old Kevin Sarkela for assault and burglary.
18 year-old Kristopher Smith for theft of stolen credit card
32 year-old Nedrick Rowlett for receiving stolen property and theft of services.
18 year-old Hailey Gibbons for theft by unlawful taking.
30 year-old Justin Lee Borders for assault and terroristic threatening.
42 year-old Melvin Isenhoward for promoting contraband.
24 year-old Bryan Reynolds for sexual abuse and distributing obscene material to minors.
39 year-old Andre Goodman for assault, escape and fleeing & evading police.
Area high school basketball action
Hart County Lady Raiders will be in action Thursday night at Fort Knox in a Varsity contest at 5:30 p.m. Studio 101 will broadcast live play by play action with the varsity girls game beginning at 5:15 p.m.
In Friday night area high school basketball action: Caverna Lady colonels and Caverna Boys will travel to take on Larue County in a girl/boy double header at 5:30 p.m. Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will be on the road taking on Green County in a girl/boy double header at 5:30 p.m. WLOC will begin live coverage of the girls game starting with the pregame show at 5:10 p.m.
In Saturday high school basketball: Hart County Boys will play at John Hardin, taking on North Hardin in a boys varsity only game starting at 12:30 p.m. WLOC will have complete
live coverage of the game starting at 12:10 p.m.
Cave City man arrested on warrants
A Cave City man has been arrested on three Barren County warrants. 39 year-old Peter A. Fauber, Jr. was taken into custody Tuesday morning on three warrants for Probation Violation for Federal Offense. Fauber was lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Lady Hornets win their 1st All A game
The Metcalfe County Lady Hornets won their first game in the All A State Tournament Wednesday, taking down the Holy Cross Cougars of Louisville. The Hornets won their game 58 to 49 at McBrayer Arena in Richmond on the campus of Eastern Kentucky University. The 16-3 Lady Hornets will play next against Holy Cross (Covington) in a quarter-final matchup Friday at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Standard Time.
Arrests made in Caneyville murder case
An arrest has been made in the murder of a Caneyville man. According to Ohio County Deputies, Adam Lacefield has been charged with murder. Authorities say Johnnie Hayes was found dead in a car on Bluff Street in Rosine on January 16th, Hayes had been shot twice with a small caliber firearm. Officials say Lacefield was first arrested on an outstanding warrant, along with Wanda Ferguson who was once Hayes' partner and Mandy Decker has also been arrested. Deputies say Ferguson had been charged with tampering with physical evidence, possession of a controlled substance and failure to report a dead body. Decker is facing a possession of a controlled substance charge and failure to report a dead body. Hayes and his girlfriend at the time, Wanda Ferguson, had previously been hospitalized after an unidentified group attempted to steal items from their barn. When the couple tried to follow the perpetrators for nearly two miles down the road and confront them, shots were fired, ending with multiple wounds to the both of them, including Hayes losing his right eye. Then, in December, Grayson County Central Dispatch received a call about an explosive device in his barn. The investigation is continuing.
Metcalfe County High received Powerade award
Metcalfe County High School received a $10,000 check Tuesday from POWERADE. Students submitted a video from the school in the "Power Your School" contest. to benefit the school’s athletic program. Entries were judged on creativity/originality, school need, incorporation of POWERADE, and quality. The video was chosen as one of 50 grand prizes worth $10,000 each. The check was presented by representatives from Clark Beverage Group, Inc., to Principal Clint Graham and Athletic Director Matt Shirley during a pep rally at the school. The money will benefit the school's athletic program.
Three recent arrests by Glasgow Police
Three people were arrested earlier this week in Glasgow. A Glasgow woman was arrested Monday night on DUI and other charges. Glasgow Police responded to a crash on Lexington Drive where a driver struck several mailboxes and a utility pole. 34 year-old Megan Thomas was arrested and charged with Driving Under the Influence, Failure to Maintain
Required Insurance, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Criminal Mischief, 1st Degree.
A Glasgow man was placed under arrest Monday morning on multiple charges. 19 year-old Dillon Jay Gibbons was stopped by Glasgow police on a speeding violation. Gibbons was arrested and charged with speeding 13 mph over the limit, DUI, Possession of Marijuana and license to be in possession.
And a Bee Spring woman has been arrested in Glasgow on drug charges after Glasgow Police were called to the Happy Valley Inn in reference to an alleged intoxicated person. Officers found 43 year-old Kimberly Ann Deering with pill bottles, later determined to be Xanax. Deering told officers the pill prescription was her sisters. She was arrested and charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance, 3rd Degree, Prescription not In Proper Container, and Public Intoxication. All three were lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Bardstown men arrested on drug charges
Two Bardstown men have been arrested on drug charges in Nelson County. The Hardin County drug task force and the Nelson County Sheriff says they executed a search warrant on McGowan avenue in Bardstown. During the search, officials say they seized around 1000 suspected hydrocodone and oxycodone pills, along with a handgun and over $6000 in cash. Justin Rogers and Joseph Cahoe were arrested on charges of drug trafficking and endangering the welfare of a minor. Officials say more charges could be placed as the investigation continues.
Scottsville man arrested after making threats
A Scottsville man has been arrested after a standoff with police. Police received information Monday through social media, that Matthew Carter was making threats toward law enforcement after the Allen County Sheriff’s Office had been searching for him due to outstanding warrants. Monday night, the Scottsville Police Department and the Allen County Sheriff’s Office made contact with Carter’s mother. She told police he was in the home and that her handgun was missing. After safely removing Mrs. Carter, police set up a perimeter around the home. Scottsville Police Crisis Negotiators were unable to make contact with Carter. Officers entered the house Tuesday morning and took Carter into custody. He was taken to Scottsville Medical Center and Lifeskills. Carter will be lodged in the Allen County Detention Center on 2 Allen County Failure to Appear warrants for child support, one Barren County warrant for Trafficking in a Controlled Substance 1st Degree, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Operating Motor Vehicle Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs, and Scottsville Police Department have charged Mr. Carter with Possession of Handgun by a Convicted Felon.
Area high school basketball action
Tuesday night locally in the girls, Hart County Lady Raiders defeated Campbellsville 68 to 56 with Hart County's Hayley Sturgeon scoring 26 points. Also Caverna Lady Colonels were defeated by Thomas Nelson 81 to 65. In boys action, Hart County defeated Nelson County 79 to 60 with John Shoulders scored 40 points. Thomas Nelson defeated Ca
verna boys 82 to 73.Hart County Lady Raiders will be in action Thursday night at Fort Knox in a Varsity contest at 5:30 p.m. Studio 101 will broadcast live play by play action with the varsity girls game beginning at 5:15 p.m.
In Friday night area high school basketball action: Caverna Lady colonels and Caverna Boys will travel to take on Larue County in a girl/boy double header at 5:30 p.m. Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will be on the road taking on Green County in a girl/boy double header at 5:30 p.m. WLOC will begin live coverage of the girls game starting with the pregame show at 5:10 p.m.
Wednesday, January 23rd, 2019
Woman arrested on drug charges
State Police have charged a woman with possession of methamphetamine in Barren County. According to the arrest citation, police stopped a vehicle driven by 38 year-old Jessica Akers on an accusation of traveling with a temporary license plate tag that was not legible. Inside the vehicle, a small plastic bag with a white powdery substance that Akers identified as methamphetamine was found along with a glass pipe. Akers was lodged in the Barren County Detention Center on multiple criminal charges.
Amber Alert issed for autistic child
After midnight on Tuesday, Kentucky State Police issued an Amber Alert for a 10 year-old from Cadiz. Officials say Isaih Boren was allowed to leave with Isaac Ray chamberlain and has yet to be returned. They say the child is autistic and requires medication that he isn't receiving. They were last seen in a 2004 Chevy Venture, plates 522RRJ. If you have information on the child's whereabouts, please call KSP Post 1 at 270-856-3721.
Missing Metcalfe County juvenile
Police are asking for the public's help in finding a missing Metcalfe County juvenile. Kentucky State Police are trying to locate 15 year-old Amber Shirley, of Edmonton. She is white, 5'2" tall and weighs 195 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. Officials say she was last seen on Robert Wilson Road on January 18th at 11:00 p.m., wearing pajama pants and a t-shirt. Police say if you have any information, please call 1-800-222-5555.
Missing Leitchfield teen found safe
A Leitchfield teen has been found and is safe. Leitchfield Police were looking for a missing juvenile over the weekend. 14 year-old Shauntay Sandlin, of Hartford, had been last seen
at a business on South English Street in Leitchfield. Police confirm the teen was found and no other details have been provided.
Area high school basketball action
Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will travel to take on Thomas Nelson in a girl/boy double header at 5:30 p.m. Hart County Lady Raiders will hosts Campbellsville in a JV/Varsity contest Tuesday evening at 5:30 p.m. Join Studio 101 for live coverage of the varsity girls game starting with the pregame show at 6:30 p.m. Hart County Boys will be on the road Tuesday night taking on Nelson County in a JV/Varsity contest at 5:30 p.m.
Cave City City Hall closed; trash pickup Tuesday
Cave City City Hall will be closed Monday, January 21st, in observance of Martin Luther King's birthday. Trash pickup will be on Tuesday, January 22nd. There will be recycling Tuesday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
E-town man charged with sex crimes
A 20 year-old E-town man has been charged with over 150 sex crimes. Christopher James Carroll was arrested Friday and charged with over 150 counts of sex crimes. Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear said Carroll is accused of creating fake profiles on social media and convincing minors to send him nude photos. Carrol is being charged with nine counts of use of a minor under the age of 16 in a sexual performance, 50 counts of use of a minor under the age of 18 in a sexual performance, 100 counts of possessing matter portraying a minor in a sexual performance, six counts of harassing communications and two counts of second-degree stalking. Attorney General Andy Beshear said in a press release that his Cyber Crimes Unit partnered with the US Secret Service, the Hardin County Sheriff's Office and Elizabethtown Police Department to make the arrest.
Monday, January 21st, 2019
Deadly crash in Simpson County
The Simpson County Sheriff's Office is investigating a deadly accident from Saturday morning in Franklin. According to a release from the sheriff's office, William Swayze was driving southbound on Nashville Road when he hit the back end of a tractor trailer driven by 34 year-old Burt Reynolds. Swayze was pronounced deceased by the Simpson County Coroner's Office. Officials say Reynolds was not injured.
Bridging Project to begin in Metcalfe County next week
A Bridging Kentucky Project will soon be underway in the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s District 3 area. The project will rehab the bridge on KY 496 over Oil Well Branch in Metcalfe County. Scott & Murphy Inc. was awarded the contract on December 13 in the amount of $129,475.17. The contractor plans to start work on the bridge on Thursday, Jan. 24. The project will close the bridge on KY 496 over Oil Well Branch at mile point 11.2 for approximately 30 days. A signed detour utilizing KY 533 and KY 2390 will be in place. The signed detour is approximately six miles long so motorists need to allow for extra travel time. The entire project is expected to be completed by July 1. The rehab work will extend the life of the bridge 35 years.
The Bridging Kentucky Program is a transformational commitment to improve safety and soundness across the Commonwealth. KYTC will rehabilitate, repair, or replace more than 1,000 critical structures in all 120 Kentucky counties over the next six years. The program will reopen closed bridges, remove weight restrictions that prevent use by school buses, emergency vehicles and businesses, and improve access and mobility for all Kentuckians. For more about Bridging Kentucky please visit BridgingKentucky.com.
Several arrests were made recently by the Glasgow Police Department.
26 year-old Nicholas Jamar Jackson, of Bowling Green, was placed under arrest early Wednesday morning after a traffic stop just off the Cumberland Parkway. Jackson was charged with operating a motor vehicle un under the influence of alcohol or drugs, 1st offense.
A traffic stop Wednesday night by Glasgow Police, landed a Glasgow man in jail. 44 year-old Christopher J. Burroughs was arrested and charged with rear license not illuminated, operating on a suspended or revoked operator's license, failure of owner to maintain required insurance, inadequate silencer (muffler), obstructed vision, no other state registration receipt and no registration plates.
During a routine traffic stop early Thursday morning, Glasgow Police arrested 30 year-old Robert L. Myers, of Hardyville, who had three active bench warrants. He was also charged with carrying a concealed weapon.
And, 37 year-old Julio Alonso, of Glasgow, was arrested Thursday morning and charged with operating on a suspended or revoked operator's license, no registration plates, no registration receipt, improper display of registration plates and failure of non-owner operator to maintain required insurance, 1st offense. All were lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Search leads to two arrests in Edmonson County
A search for a person with an outstanding felony warrant, led to the arrests of two other individuals. According to the Edmonson County Sheriff's Office, d3eputies responded to the 1900 block of Cub Run Road to serve the warrant. They were unable to find the person they were looking for , but did make contact with 42 year-old Melissa Hornberger who according to deputies, had three outstanding warrants. Investigators say they located marijuana, a meth pipe containing a white crystal-like substance and multiple pieces of drug paraphernalia. Hornberger and another person inside the residence, 48 year-old Billy Joe Clemmons, were arrested and lodged in the Hart County Jail.
Grayson County man found dead
A Grayson County man who was previously shot in November while chasing burglars off his property and who later found a bomb in his barn, has been killed in a shooting. The Ohio County Sheriff's Office stated they responded to a call regarding a possible deceased person in a car on Bluff Street in Rosine. When deputies arrived, they found Johnnie Hayes, of Caneyville, deceased behind the wheel. it is believed Hayes suffered a gunshot wound. A suspect, Adam Lacefield, was arrested on unrelated charges. Hayes was taken to the medical examiner's office in Madisonville for an autopsy.
Friday, January 17th, 2019
Hart County games Saturday at Washington County
Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will be on the road Saturday afternoon taking on Washington County in a girl/boy doubleheader. The girls game begins at 2:00 p.m. and WLOC will have live coverage of both games starting with the pregame show at 1:40 p.m.
Hart County Board of Ed meeting
Hart County Board of Education meeting will be held Thursday, January 17th, at Bonnieville at 6:00 p.m.
Hearing set for proposed campground improvements
A public hearing is planned this month to get feedback on proposed campground improvements at Barren River Lake State Resort Park. Kentucky State Parks said in a statement that the hearing would be held at the park on January 24th, at 6:00 p.m. Officials are seeking public comment as part of the process to obtain grant funding for the project, which would upgrade sewer, water and electric at selected campsites. The hearing is open to anyone interested
in commenting on the proposal. Officials are also taking written comments that can be sent to the Land and Water Conservation Fund Program in Frankfort. They must by received by February 7th.
Local schools plan vaping forum
The Hart County and Caverna Independent School districts have announced plans to host a forum on vaping. The free event will take place on Thursday, January 31st, at 6:00 p.m. inside the Hart County High School Cafeteria. A presentation will be given by several community partners in an attempt to provide awareness to parents on the alarming trend among the youth. Vaping is becoming popular with teenagers and there are potential harmful consequences.
Glasgow man arrested on rape charges
A Glasgow man has been arrested on rape charges
of a minor. 30 year-old Maverick Parr, of Glasgow, was taken into custody Tuesday by the Tompkinsville Police Department, after a rape investigation involving a minor. Parr was charged with first-degree sodomy – victim under 12 years of age; use of a minor (under 16) in a sex performance; third-degree rape; and possess/view matter portraying a sexual performance by a minor. Parr is being held in the Barren County Detention Center on a $750,000 cash bond, plus a $25,000 cash bond for second-degree fleeing or evading police (on foot). The investigation is continuing.
Two drug arrests in Glasgow
Two people were arrested in Glasgow Wednesday on drug charges. The Glasgow Police Department received a call concerning a reckless driver in the area of the Marathon Minit Mart on South Green Street. After an investigation, the driver, Bobby Cuzick, of Bowling Green, and a passenger, Megan Ballard, of Glasgow, were arrested and charged with possession of methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia and marijuana. Cuzick was also driving on a suspended license.
Thursday, January 17th, 2019
Immanuel Ministry Church vehicle stolen
On Wednesday, Hart County Sheriff Jeff Wilson was notified by Pastor Phillip Trent, of Immanuel Ministry Church in Legrande, that the church truck had been stolen. The truck is used for transporting food to the Abundance from the Hart Food Bank. The truck was found a short time later, abandoned two miles from the church. The straps and the gas caps were taken, and apparently someone had been stealing gas from the truck on a regular basis. No arrests have been made. The Hart County Sheriff's Office urges anyone who sees suspicious activity, to report it by calling 270-524-2341.
Hart County Schools close due to sickness
Due to sickness, Hart County Schools have cancelled classes for the remainder of the week. The Hart County Lady Raiders game with Franklin-Simpson Thursday night has been cancelled and an announcement will be made later concerning Friday night's Homecoming game with Edmonson County.
Area high school basketball action
On Thursday, Hart County Lady Raiders will host Franklin-Simpson in a Varsity only contest at 6:00 p.m. WLOC will broadcast the varsity girls game live beginning with the pregame show at 5:40 p.m.
Friday night is Homecoming Night as the Hart County Raider Boys hosts Edmonson County in a JV/Varsity contest at 6:00 p.m. WLOC will be on the air with the varsity boys pregame show at 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday night high school basketball scores
In area high school basketball action from Tuesday night:
In girls: Taylor County defeated Hart County 54 to 21 with Hart County's Kylie Adcock scored 11 points.
In boys: Taylor County defeated Hart County 66 to 63 with Hart County's John Shoulders scoring 25 points and had 6 rebounds and Trevor Blair scored 11 points.
In Girls 5th Region All "A" Tournament: Bethlehem defeated Fort Knox 66 to 18
In Boys 5th Region All "A" Tournament: Bethlehem defeated Fort Knox 62 to 46.
In other boys action from Tuesday night:
Barren County over Ohio County 61 to 58
Daviess County defeated Edmonson County 91 to 62 and
Marion County over Adair County 61 to 54.
Caverna High students get extra summer work week
Caverna High School students who work at Cave City area businesses and attractions will get to work one more week this summer than they have in the past due to the Caverna Board of Education voting to delay the start of the school year by one week. Greg Davis, Executive Director of the Cave City Tourist and Convention Commission, made the announcement about the school year starting later in August for the 2019-20 school year on Monday during the tourist commission's meeting.
Three Hardin County residents arrested on burglary charges
On Tuesday morning, officers were dispatched to an assault investigation at a residence in Vine Grove at 2:00 a.m. Police determined two suspects had entered the residence and assaulted a man while attempting a robbery. The victim identified the robbers. Arrested were 21 year-old Elijah McQueary, of Radcliff, 21 year-old Dennis Barnett, Jr., of Elizabethtown, and 23 year-old Dontarrious Meriweather, of Vine Grove. They each face various charges including robbery and drug charges. The investigation is ongoing and police say further arrests are pending.
Louisville man facing multiple felonies
A Louisville man is in jail after leading police on a chase Friday. 25 year-old Jamon Williams now faces multiple felonies after his arrest by Kentucky State Police. Williams was observed speeding on 31-W near West Point, reaching speeds of up to 125 mph and nearly striking a Vine Grove Police Department vehicle that was leading a funeral procession. He was taken into custody after fleeing on foot. Williams faces charges of first-degree wanton endangerment of a police officer; first-degree fleeing or evading police in a motor vehicle and on foot and first-degree possession of a controlled substance — drug unspecified, and possession of a handgun by a convicted felon, He also is charged with multiple traffic violations. Williams is being held in lieu of a $5,000 cash bond in the Hardin County Detention Center.
5th Region All "A" Classic scores
In Monday night high school basketball action in the 5th Region All "A" Classic:
Campbellsville girls defeated the Caverna Lady Colonels 37 to 34 and Campbellsville Boys defeated Caverna Boys 76 to 28.
Kentucky Governor appoints local Judge
Gov. Matt Bevin has made recent appointments to Kentucky Boards and Commissions:
Locally, Joe A. Choate has been appointed as a member of the
Commission on Fire Protection, Personnel, Standards and Education.
· Joe A. Choate, of Hardyville, is the Hart County Judge/Executive.
· He will serve for a term expiring July 16, 2022.
The Commission on Fire Protection, Personnel, Standards and Education strengthens, upgrades and improves the fire services for the citizens and industries within the Commonwealth through standardized education, training, communication and distribution of funds.
Butler County inmate walks away from work detail
A Butler County inmate is being sought after walking away from work detail Thursday. After following up on several leads, authorities believe Bradley Adam Jones could be in the
Bowling Green area. The 22 year-old man is a non-violent offender and was serving time for burglary. He is described as a white male, 5'10" tall with brown hair and brown eyes.
If you have any information on the whereabouts of Bradley Adam Jones, please contact Kentucky State Police at 270-782-1822.
Missing teen believed to be in Hardin County
Police in Owensboro believe a missing teen may be in the
Hardin County area. Authorities are searching for 15 year-old Kayla N. Sweeney who has been listed as an endangeredrunaway since the end of October. Mary Ann Adams, Sweeney’s grandmother, said Sweeney disappeared after the funeral for her brother, Tyler, who died in September in a car crash.
Kayla is a white female with brown hair, hazel eyes, 5-foot-7 and weighing 130 pounds. Sweeney is originally from Hardin County and had been placed in an Owensboro home by the Department of Community Based Services. Anyone with information on the teen's whereabouts, is urged to contact Owensboro Police at 270-687-8888.
Glasgow Police Department recent arrests
On Saturday, 40 year-old Robert C. Browning, of Glasgow, was arrested on a Barren County Indictment Warrant for Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument, 1st degree, possession of controlled substance, 1st offense - meth, 1st offense - unspecified, 3rd, degree - drug unspecified, drug paraphernalia - buy/possess, possession of marijuana and possession of controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense (opiates).
A Hart County indictment warrant was served Saturday on 30 year-old Justin Lee Borders, of Horse Cave, for assault, 3rd degree - police officer or probation officer, resisting arrest, and terroristic threatening, 3rd degree.
43 year-old Jeremy Lane White, of Glasgow, was arrested for a DUI citation, and after a further search, was charged with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia - buy/possess, failure to illuminate head lamps and operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs, 1st offense.
Also on Saturday, Glasgow Police responded to a report of a physical domestic altercation at 109 Wedgewood Drive. 23 year-old Cameron Vance Blanton, of Glasgow, was arrested for assault, 4th degree (domestic violence) minor injury.
On Sunday, officers were dispatched to Happy Valley Inn after receiving a complaint from the business. 33 year-old James Allen Green, of Glasgow, was arrested and charged with Public Intoxication - controlled substance.
On Sunday night while canvassing the area of Ellison Avenue and Columbia Avenue in Glasgow where recent break ins had taken place, an officer observed three males at the Circle K dumpsters. The men men fled on foot. The officer called for backup and after locating the three males, 33 year-old Chad W. Bell, of Glasgow, was taken into custody for tampering with physical evidence. 45 year-old Charles L. Busey, of Glasgow, was arrested for public intoxication - controlled substance and tampering with physical evidence.
On Monday, 30 year-old Michael Howard of Glasgow, was arrested after being served two Kentucky warrants and was found to have an active warrant from Harrison County Sheriff Department and NCIC entry advised full extradition.
On Tuesday, 18 year-old Zachary Wade Driver, of Glasgow, was arrested after an injury accident on the Cumberland Parkway. Driver was charged with operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol/drugs, 1st offense and operating on a suspended or revoked operator's license.
All were lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Tuesday, January 15th, 2019
Candlelight vigil for former Caverna teacher
Students and faculty are mourning the death of a former Caverna High School Teacher. 26 year-old Kaci Wilson was a passenger in a car driven by Noel Cruz-Lemus Sunday afternoon as they were traveling on Campbell Lane. Wilson was killed after the driver lost control, traveling into oncoming traffic. Kaci Wilson was a teacher at Jennings Creek Elementary School in Warren County and was a former teacher at Caverna High School. A candlelight vigil will be held in her honor tonight at 5:00 p.m. outside of Caverna High School.
Area high school basketball action
In area high school basketball action Tuesday night:
Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will be on the road taking on Taylor County in a Girl/Boy double header starting at 5:30 p.m. Studio 101 will have live play by play coverage of both games beginning with the pregame show at 5:10 p.m.
On Thursday, Hart County Lady Raiders will host Franklin-Simpson in a JV/Varsity contest at 6:00 p.m. WLOC will broadcast the varsity girls game live beginning with the pregame show at 7:00 p.m.
Bowling Green woman dies in crash
A Bowling Green woman has died after a Sunday afternoon
crash on Campbell Lane. The Bowling Green Police Department confirms Kaci Wilson was a passenger in a three-vehicle crash. Police say the vehicle Wilson was in was traveling east when it entered the path of a vehicle heading west. The crash also caused the involvement of a third vehicle. Both directions from the Nashville Road to Industrial Drive were closed, but have since reopened. No other details have been released.
From the Abundance of the Hart Food Bank
From the Abundance of the Hart Food Bank, a certified member agency of Feeding America, will be distributing food in the gymnasium of the Munfordville Baptist Church to those who qualify Friday, January 18th, at 10:30 a.m. The food bank will be open throughout the day. Only one person per household can receive the food.
To qualify for this program, you must:
1. Meet the household income eligibility guidelines provided by Feeding America.
2. Show proof that you live in Hart County.
3. Only receive commodities one time a month.
The Commodity Supplemental Food Program for senior adults age 60 and over is available if you qualify.
Qualifications for this program are:
1. Show proof that you are 60 years old or older
2. Show proof that you live in Hart County.
3. Show proof of income for all members of your household.
4. Meet the household income eligibility guidelines provided by Feeding America.
Volunteer workers will need to arrive at 9:00 a.m. USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Horse Cave City Council Meeting
Horse Cave City Council Meeting will be held Monday, January 14th, at 6:00 p.m. New business will include: Reappointment of Kerry McDaniel to a four year term (2019-2022) as Emergency Management Director for the city, reappointment of Larry Jewell to a two year term (2019-2021) to the Hart County 109 Board and first reading of ordinance relating to mandatory garbage collection within the city of Horse Cave.
Glasgow man arrested for robbery
Glasgow Police have apprehended the man who robbed th3e Dollar General on West Main Street Friday afternoon. Police say a white middle-aged man with scruffy facial hair showed a firearm to the clerk and demanded money at 4:30 p.m. Friday. On Friday night, Glasgow Police arrested 51 year-old Keith Byrd, of Cave City. He is charged with wanton endangerment, 1st degree, and robbery, 1st degree. He was lodged in the Barren County Jail.
Smiths Grove woman indicted
A Smiths Grove woman accused of shooting her boyfriend after a dispute over the temperature setting at their home, has been indicted on two criminal counts. 52 year-old Candy A. Moss was charged last week by a Warren County Grand Jury with first-degree assault and tampering with physical evidence. Moss is accused of shooting 64 year-old Stevie Flynn multiple times November 28th or 29th at their r3esidence on College Street in Smiths Grove. She is in the Warren County Regional Jail under a $250,000 cash bond and is set to be arraigned Monday by Warren Circuit Judge Steve Wilson.
Area high school basketball action
From Thursday night locally, Hart County Girls defeated Cumberland County 56 to 24. Hart County's Dea Bradley scored 14 points and Haley Sturgeon scored 13 points.
Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will entertain Green County in a girl/boy double-header at 5:30 p.m.
Hart County Lady Raiders will entertain Larue County in a JV/Varsity game at 5:30 p.m. WLOC will begin live coverage from the new Hart County High School gym starting at 6:30 p.m. with the girl's varsity pregame show.
*Hart County will not be playing Saturday and there will be no games for Hart County Monday.
Caverna High SBDM regular meeting cancelled
The regular Caverna High School Decision Based Council Meeting (SBDM) for Monday, January 14th, in the high school library at 4:30 p.m. has been cancelled and a special called meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday, January 15th, at 4:30 p.m. in the high school library.
Cave City murder cases go to grand jury
The case of three defendants in a Cave City murder will now go to the grand jury. According to court records, the case against Inell Crayton, Kayla Anderson and Devonja Sweat are now heading to the grand jury and the bonds for the suspects will reflect no changes. 22 year-old Keshawn Sarver was found dead at Glenwood Apartments in Cave City on December 29th. Officials say Crayton is charged with one count of murder, one count of burglary, 1st degree and one count of tampering with evidence. Anderson, an acquaintance of Sarvers, is charged with one count of tampering with evidence. Sweat is charged with complicity to murder.
Two fatalities in Edmonson County crash
A two vehicle crash in Edmonson County has claimed the
life a man and a woman. KSP responded to the collision Thursday on 31-W, one mile south of Park City. A preliminary investigation revealed that 32 year-old James E. Arms, of Park City, was operating a 1999 Chevrolet passenger car traveling southbound on Louisville Road when his vehicle exited the right shoulder of the roadway, reentered the roadway overcorrecting, causing his vehicle to cross the centerline of the roadway, into the path of a semi truck, driven by 26 year-old Stefanee Dawkins, of GA. The semi struck the passenger side of Arm's car. Both Arms and a passenger, 45 year-old Lavonda J. Flannery, of Rocky Hill, were pronounced deceased on scene by the Edmonson County Coroner’s Office. They were unrestrained at the time of the collision. Dawkins was not injured. The investigation continues and is currently being led by Trooper Daniel Priddy.
Federal lawsuit filed against Hart Co. Sheriff and former deputy
A federal lawsuit has been filed by an Elizabethtown man against Hardin County Sheriff John Ward and former deputy Clennon Smith. Attorneys representing Michael Williams Wednesday, said he was permanently disfigured after the February 8th, 2018 shooting that occurred on Bacon Creek Road. Among the allegations, the filing states Ward should have never hired Smith after previous incidents of "excessive force". Attorneys say Williams has been left blind in his left eye after being struck multiple times by gunfire from Smith.
A Hardin County grand jury found in August that no criminal charges should be brought against Smith, who was placed on paid leave immediately after the incident. He resigned Oct. 15th from the sheriff’s office. Hardin County Sheriff Ward is being sued as an individual and in his official capacities. Smith is being sued as an individual.
Glasgow man claims to be his brother
A Glasgow man claiming to be his brother, has been arrested
after a routine traffic stop. Police say 26 year-old Troy Vibbert was pulled over recently and when asked, he repeatedly told them his name was Zachary Vibbert. The officer advised him that he had attended school with Zachary Vibbert and knew he was giving false information. The man then told the officer his real name was Troy Vibbert and Zachary was his brother. After an investigation, it was determined that Troy Vibbert had 4 active arrest warrants dating back to June 2018.Vibbert was lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Friday, January 11th, 2019
Monroe County man sentenced on child porn charges
A Monroe County man has been sentenced on child porn charges. Kentucky State Police arrested James Holland, Jr., of Gamaliel, in August following an undercover investigation.
Holland pleaded guilty in September without the benefit of a plea agreement. H was sentenced to 108 months in prison and will have a lifetime of supervision thereafter. Holland was also ordered to pay $32,000 in restitution to six victims for possession of child pornography.
Three drug arrests in Horse Cave
Deputy Steven Shields and Deputy Jacob Hodges responded to a drug complaint Monday at 91 Cedar Cliff Church Road, Horse Cave. upon arrival, deputies gained probable cause for the execution of a search warrant. Upon execution of the search warrant, over 9 pounds of marijuana and over $17,000 cash were discovered. Arrested were 24 year-old Nicholas K. Booher, of Horse Cave, 26 year-old Jared M. Booher, of Horse Cave, and 25 year-old Katrianna P. Soto, of Greensburg. All three were charged with trafficking in marijuana, over 5 pounds, 1st6 offense, and drug paraphernalia- buy/possess and were lodged in the Hart County Jail. Assisting on scene was Munfordville Police Department and Kentucky State Police.
Wanted man arrested in Bonnieville
On Sunday morning, Deputy Bruce Neville responded to a possible wanted subject around the 8000 block of Priceville Road who was possibly hiding in the woods. Deputy Neville and Deputy Caleb Butler found and arrested 46 year-old Clifford Shofner for drug paraphernalia buy/possess and carrying a concealed deadly weapon. A Barren County Indictment was also served for Trafficking in a Controlled Substance, 1st degree, 1st offense, tampering with physical evidence, drug paraphernalia, buy/possess, carrying a concealed deadly weapon and persistent felony offender, 1st degree. Shofner was lodged in the Hart County Jail.
Friday night area high school basketball
Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will entertain Green County in a girl/boy double-header at 5:30 p.m.
Hart County Lady Raiders will entertain Larue County Friday night at 5:30 p.m. WLOC will begin live coverage from the new Hart County High School gym starting at 5:10 p.m.
with the pregame show.
Hart County Boy's game will hinge on the outcome of Friday night's Larue County game in the 2A Tournament. If Larue County Boys lose, the Hart County-Larue County game will be played Saturday night at Hart County High School. If Larue wins in the 2A, they will play Hart County Sunday, February 3rd.
Thursday night area high school basketball action
Hart County Lady Raiders will host Cumberland County in a JV/Varsity contest at 5:30 p.m. WLOC will begin broadcasting live coverage of the girls varsity game beginning with the pregame show at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday night local high school basketball
In boys action:
Campbellsville over Hart County 86 to 78. Hart County's Brayden Bell scored 29 points and John Shoulders had 25 points.
Russellville over Caverna Boys 67 to 58
In girls action: Russellville defeated Caverna 61 to 50.
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ilo fires at Kingsford ManufacturingSeveral fire departments were called out Monday to the Kingsford Manufacturing plant in Summer Shade. Witnesses say two silos blew after flames ignited inside the silos. Fire crews requested extra assistance to contain the fire, which took several hours to completely extinguish. No injuries were reported at Kingsford.
Bowling Green father facing assault charges
A Bowling Green father is facing assault charges. Police were called to the Medical Center E-R Monday in reference to a five-month-old baby with injuries. The child had a bruise above her left eye, and her right arm was loosely hanging at her side. Authorities say the father of the child, Christopher Dale Alvey, told them he pulled the crying child out of her
crib by her right arm and heard a loud pop sound early Monday morning. Alvey also stated the baby hit her head on his collarbone. Alvey is in the Warren County Regional Jail charged with 4th degree assault. The child was taken to Vanderbilt Hospital.
Widespread Flu Activity throughout the commonwealth
The Department for Public Health (DPH) has now reported widespread flu activity for the first time in the season in Kentucky. Widespread is the highest level of flu activity. This indicates increased flu cases or flu outbreaks in at least half of the Commonwealth’s regions. The Dept. for Public Health strongly urges flu vaccines for everyone, particularly children ages six months and under and those who are at high risk for complications related to the flu, such as pregnant women and the elderly.
For safety to yourself and others, remember to:
*cover your cough
*avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth
*wash your hands frequently with soap and water
*And stay home if you develop flu-like illness.
Tuesday night high school basketball
On Tuesday night, Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will entertain Russellville in a girl/boy double header beginning at 5:30 p.m.
Hart County Boys
JV/Varsity teams will be on the road taking on Campbellsville. Join Studio 101 for play by coverage beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show of the boys varsity game.
Monday night high school basketball
In area high school basketball action Monday night in girls, Central Hardin defeated Hart County Lady Raiders 80 to 51. Hart County's Haley Sturgeon scored 18 points.
Hart County Chamber of Commerce Luncheon
Hart County Chamber of Commerce's Quarterly Luncheon will be held Wednesday, January 9th, at 12 noon at the Hart County Ag Center, 2384 S. Dixie Hwy, Munfordville. The guest speaker will be new County Judge Executive Joe Choate. The cost is $12 per person. For more information, call the Chamber office at 270-524-2892.
Horse Cave man arrested for wanton endangerment
A 29 year-old Horse Cave man has been arrested on several charges. According to Horse Cave Police Department, on Friday, Andrew Goodnight, 217 East Main Street, Apt. 7, of Horse Cave, was arrested and charged with Wanton Endangerment, 1st degree, Terroristic Threatening, 3rd degree, and possession of marijuana. The arrest was due to an investigation earlier involving a minor. Goodnight was also served a Barren County District Court Warrant for nonpayment of court costs and fees. Goodnight was lodged in the Hart County Jail in lieu of a $5214 bond.
New expansion at Sister Schubert's Horse Cave Plant
Approximately 100 dignitaries and business people were in attendance Monday for the ground breaking ceremony. Sister Schubert's announced a $62 million expansion with the new 134,000 square foot addition. The company will run 7.3 million rolls per day and will add a new state of the art baking line, along with 70 new jobs added with the new expansion.
Third murder suspect arraignment
The third suspect involved in a murder investigation in Cave City was arraigned in court Monday. Devonja Sweat was charged with complicity to murder after 22 year-old Keshawn Sarver was found dead at Glenwood Apartments on December 29th. Sweat was arrested in Nashville last Wednesday. On Monday, he was arraigned in Barren County District Court where his preliminary hearing was set for January 10th at 2:20 p.m. Kayla Anderson was also arrested last week and charged with tampering with evidence. Her preliminary hearing will also be January 10th. Inell Crayton is charged with one count of murder, one count of burglary, 1st degree, and one count of tampering with evidence. His case was sent to the grand jury.
Greensburg man charged with step-dad's murder
A Greensburg man was arrested over the weekend and charged with the murder of his step-dad.On Saturday afternoon, Kentucky State Police and the Green County Sheriff's Department were dispatched to a fight complaint on Ralph Vaughn Rd , one mile east of Greensburg. Police say they found 49 year-old Gregory Richard unresponsive after suffering a severe head injury. After an investigation, it was determined that Richard was involved in a fight with his step son, 31-year-old Robert Cundiff, of Greensburg. During the altercation, Cundiff allegedly attacked his step father with a hammer. Cundiff then placed Richard, who was still alive, in a crawl space under the house. Officials say Richard later died at the hospital from his injuries.
Glasgow woman appears in Barren Circuit Court
A Glasgow woman facing charges of murder and DUI appeared in Barren Circuit Court Monday. 47 year-old Lee Ann Tarry was involved in a traffic collision in Glasgow January 26th, 2018 that resulted in the death of 24 year-old Shanda N. Shockley. Tarry pleaded not guilty to the charges. She has been on home incarceration. A trial date has been scheduled for September 17th with a pretrial conference for July 1st.
Hart County Fiscal Court Meeting
THE HART COUNTY FISCAL
COURT HELD ITS FIRST MEETING OF THE NEW YEAR WITH NEW JUDGE EXECUTIVE JOE
CHOATE PRESIDING. AFTER JUDGE CHOATE CALLED THE MEETING TO ORDER, BRO.
PHILLIP TRENT, PASTOR OF IMMANUEL MINISTRIES, OPENED
THE MEETING WITH PRAYER.
JAILER ISRAEL BERGENSON GAVE THE JAIL REPORT STATING THERE WAS A TOTAL OF
183 IN THE COUNTY JAIL. JAILER BERGENSON ALSO ASKED THE COURT TO SELL SOME
SURPLUS PROPERTY. THE COURT APPROVED THIS REQUEST AND THE COURT APPROVED
MOVING FROM 10 HOURS TO 12 HOURS PER DAY FOR THE NURSE AT THE JAIL.
AFTER ROUTINE BUSINESS, THE COURT HAD MANY ITEMS TO CONSIDER SINCE A NEW
TERM HAS STARTED. THE COURT APPROVED THE 2ND READING OF 18 TONS WEIGHT LIMIT
ON TOMMY TOMS ROAD, JUDGE EXECUTIVE TO SIGN LEASE AGREEMENT FOR HART COUNTY
SOLID WASTE TRUCK, APPOINTED TRESEA WEBER AS FISCAL COURT CLERK AFTER LISA
SANDERS RESIGNED, BUDGET TRANSFER #9, SHERIFF'S 2019 BUDGET AND SALARY CAP,
COUNTY CLERKS BUDGET & SALARY CAP, AFFILIATION AGREEMENT WITH CERT BARREN
COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT, AFFILIATION WITH HART COUNTY RESCUE SQUAD, CHRIS
BUSH AS SEARCH AND RESCUE COORDINATOR, MAGISTRATE GARY GARDNER AS JUDGE
PRO-TEMP, BOND FOR JUDGE EXECUTIVE, JAILER, CORONER AND DEPUTIES, SHERIFF,
AND CONSTABLES, CONTRACT WITH DENNIS AMOS AND WILLIAM TWEEDY AS HART COUNTY
CONSTABLES. APPOINTMENT OF COUNTY EMPLOYEES, APPOINTMENT OF EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR KERRY MCDANIELS TO 2 YEAR TERM, APPOINTMENT OF LARRY
BUNCH AS COUNTY ROAD SUPERVISOR TO 2 YEAR TERM, MAGISTRATES REQUEST, AND
MOVED ED DENNISON FROM FULL TIME TO PART TIME AND HIRED MIKE TAYLOR AS PART
TIME EMPLOYEE. THE COURT'S NEXT MEETING WILL BE
MONDAY, JANUARY 28TH, AT 9 AM IN THE COURTROOM. THIS WILL START THE
BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION FOR HART COUNTY'S 200TH ANNIVERSARY.
This week's area high school basketball action
Monday night, Caverna Boys will entertain Butler County in a JV/Varsity contest at 7:00 p.m. Hart County Lady Raiders will be on the road taking on Central Hardin in a JV/Varsity Contest at 5:30 p.m. WLOC will have live coverage of the Lady Raiders varsity game beginning at 6:30 p.m. with the pregame show.
On Tuesday night, Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will entertain Russellville in a girl/boy double header beginning at 5:30 p.m.
Hart County Boys will be on the road taking on Campbellsville at 7:00 p.m. Join Studio 101 for play by coverage beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show.
Hart County Fiscal Court Meeting
Hart County Fiscal Court will meet Monday morning, January 7th, on the 2nd floor of the courthouse. New business will include: Acknowledging Executive Order, Sheriff appointment, Sheriff's 2018 Tax Settlement, Sheriff's 2018 Revenue Settlement, approve Sheriff's 2019 Budget & Salary Cap, County Clerk's 2019 Budget & Salary Cap, contract between Hart County and the Constables, Affiliation agreement CERT Barren River Health Department, Affiliation agreement with Hart County Rescue Squad, approve execution of bond for: Judge/Executive, Jailer, Coroner and deputies, Sheriff, Constables and approve appointment of Emergency Management Director.
Body of missing woman found
The body of a missing 19 year-old woman has been found in Monroe County. On Saturday around 10:47 a.m., volunteers were searching the area of East Fork Creek and Barren River when the body of 19 year-old Leah Carter was located on the river bank. A search for Carter had been ongoing for five days after her car had been swept by rising water off of Lyons Bridge on December 31st. Her body was found approximately five miles from where her car was swept off the bridge.
Moped passenger killed in collision
The Glasgow Police Department says they responded to an accident Friday involving a moped and a pickup on Veterans Outer Loop near Oil City Road and West Main Street. According to police, Jacob Montgomery was driving a 2010 GMC truck when it was involved in the accident with a moped driven by Joseph Ramey. Ramey was sent to T. J. Samson Community Hospital, while his passenger, Cassie Blankenship, was sent to the U of L Hospital, where she later died. The accident is still under investigation.
E-town man arraigned in infant's murder
A 24 year-old Elizabethtown man charged in the death of a 4-month-old boy has been arraigned. 24 year-old Jahi Hall was arraigned Wednesday on the murder charge in Hardin District Court and pleaded not guilty
by video from the Hardin County Detention Center. Hall, who was arrested December 22nd in the death of Brody Lemuel Taylor, of Elizabethtown, is being held in jail in lieu of a $500,000 cash bond. He is set to appear again at 9:00 a.m. January 11th in Hardin District Court. According to an arrest warrant, Brody died December 20th after he was left in Hall's care. The infant boy was found unresponsive that morning and was pronounced dead at 9:55 a.m. at Hardin Memorial Hospital. The homicide was the seventh in Hardin County in 2018.
Two arraigned in Cave City homicide
Arraignments were held Thursday afternoon in Barren District Court for two of the three people charged in connection with a Cave City homicide. 23 year-old Inell Crayton, of Bowling Green, and 22 year-old Kayla
Anderson, of Scottsville, were arrested Tuesday evening by KSP and 22 year-old Devonja Sweat, of Nashville, was taken into custody in Nashville Wednesday. Crayton and Sweat are accused of causing the death of 22 year-old KeShawn L. Sarver, who was found dead Friday in his Cave City apartment. Crayton and Anderson appeared by video conference from the Barren County Detention Center. Crayton is charged with murder, first-degree burglary and tampering with physical evidence and chose to waive the preliminary hearing. His bond had been set at $1 million. Anderson, an acquaintance of Sarver's, is charged with
tampering with physical evidence and chose to have a preliminary hearing, which has been set for January 10th. In the mean time, Anderson's bond has been reduced to $50,000.
Area high school basketball action
In girls action from Wednesday night, Bethlehem defeated Caverna Lady Colonels 67 to 40 and Bethlehem Boys defeated Caverna Boys 70 to 58. On Friday, Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will host Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys in a girl/boy double header at the new Hart County High School building beginning at 5:30 p.m. WLOC will be on the air with the live broadcast beginning with the girls' game at 5:00 p.m. A special ceremony will be held between the games for the naming of the new Basketball Court.
No property tax penalties if paid by Friday
Due to the transition of the Hart County Sheriff's Department, no late fees or penalties will be charged on tax bills paid through the end of the business day Friday, January 4th, 2019.
Five year-old dies after three vehicle crash
A five-year-old has died after a Friday morning crash involving three vehicles.
Five-year-old Jude Wilson died around 12:32 a.m. Tuesday morning at Vanderbilt Hospital. Jude was one of the passengers involved in a crash that occurred on the 7000 block of Cemetery Road where police say Jack Sikes, of Bowling Green, was traveling east in a pickup when a utility trailer he was towing separated from the rear hitch of his pickup. The trailer crossed into the westbound lane where it struck a passenger car driven by Jacquelyn Tanero. Tanero's vehicle crossed into the centerline striking a van head-on, driven by Doris Coleman. Three juvenile passengers riding in Tanaro's car, were flown to Vanderbilt Hospital. One juvenile passenger is listed in critical condition and the other is listed in extremely critical condition. Coleman and Tanero suffered
non-life threatening
injuries.
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Missing male juvenile in Barre
n CountyThe Barren County Sheriff's Office is searching for missing juvenile Zachariah L. Cunningham. Cunningham is 17 years old and is approximately 6'0 tall and weighs 195 lbs. He has blonde hair and blue eyes and has one arm in a sling from a broken bone. He was last seen on December 26th, 2018 at his foster home but was caught on video leaving the residence around 4:00 a.m. on the morning of 12-27-2018. If anyone has information on the whereabouts of Zachariah Cunningham, please contact the Barren County Sheriff's Office at 270-651-2771. After hours, a deputy can be reached through dispatch at 270-651-5151.
Search continues for 19 year-old woman
The search continues in Monroe County for 19 year-old Leah Carter. On Monday night, dispatch received a report that Carter's car left the road and was swept into East Fork Creek. Officials located her car Tuesday morning empty about 500 yards from Earl and Lyons Bridge. Including emergency personnel, hundreds of volunteers are coming together to help with search efforts. Dive teams, K-9's hundreds of volunteers on foot and atv's are hoping to play part in that miracle. The creek has receded 10 feet since her car was reported missing from the area Monday night.
Third arrest made in murder investigation
On Wednesday afternoon, detectives with KSP Post 3 obtained an arrest warrant for 22 year-old Devonja Sweat, of Nashville, TN, in connection to the murder of KeShawn L. Sarver. Sweat was located near Maplewood Place in Nashville, TN, where he was taken into custody by Nashville Metro Police Department. He was lodged in the Nashville Metro Detention Center in Davidson County, TN, and is currently awaiting extradition to Barren County to answer the charge3 of one count of murder. On Tuesday evening, KSP Post 3 detectives arrested two individuals for participating in crimes relating to the death of 22 year-old KeShawn L. Sarver. Sarver was found deceased in his Cave City apartment on Friday, December 28th, 2018. At 9:40 p.m. Tuesday, KSP arrested 23 year-old Inell Crayton, of Bowling Green, and 22 year-old Kayla Anderson, of Scottsville. Crayton was charged with one count of murder, one count of burglary, 1st degree, an done count of tampering with physical evidence. Anderson, an acquaintance of Sarver's was charged with one count of tampering with physical evidence. Both Crayton and Anderson are lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Area high school basketball this week
On Wednesday, Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will travel to take on Bethlehem in a girl/ boy doubleheader at 5:30 p.m.
On Friday, Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will host Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys in a girl/boy double header at the new Hart County High School building beginning at 5:30 p.m. WLOC will be on the air with the live broadcast beginning with the girls' game at 5:10 p.m. A special ceremony will be held between the games for the naming of the new Basketball Court.
Drug arrest mad in Cave City
On Sunday, Cave City Police Officer Paul Reynolds observed a vehicle traveling west on Mammoth Cave Road. The driver crossed the center line several times and a brake light was out on the vehicle. A traffic stop was conducted and after K9 Jax was deployed, Mickey Sanders was arrested on various drug charges. Sanders was lodged in the Hart County Detention Center.
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Arrest made in Bowling Green shooting
One man is behind bars after shooting a woman in a Bowling Green Hospital parking lot. Bowling Green Police say an employee of the hospital called dispatch Tuesday saying a woman had been shot in the Greenview Regional Hospital parking lot. Officials say Billy Richards accidentally shot a woman and that Richards walked around the front of the hospital to get his truck around to the ER parking lot. When authorities arrived, they stopped Richards. Police say Richards admitted he accidentally shot the woman and that they had been drinking together and then began arguing about her talking to other men. Richards was lodged in the Warren County Regional Jail.
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Search continues for Monroe County woman
The Monroe County Sheriff's Department says at 6:57 p.m. on Monday, a 911 call was received saying the car of 20 year-old Leah Carter, of Gamaliel, had left the road and was swept into East Fork Creek. An extensive search effort began with multiple law enforcement agencies and emergency personnel, including helicopters. The search continued through the night. The creek level decreased by over 10 feet allowing personnel to have more visibility in the area. At 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday, a car was found 500 yards from the Lyons Bridge, where Leah had reported she left the roadway. Emergency personnel are actively searching the area for Carter by land, water and air on Tuesday afternoon, with Monroe County Emergency Management leading the search and rescue efforts, according to the KSP press release. They are being assisted by Gamaliel Fire Department, along with fire departments from Summer Shade, Campbellsville, Taylor County and Barren County. The investigation is being led by the Monroe County Sheriff's Department with assistance from the Tompkinsville Police Department and KSP.
Wednesday, January 2nd, 2019
Two arrested in murder investigation in Barren County
On Tuesday evening, KSP Post 3 detectives arrested two individuals for participating in crimes relating to the death of 22-year old, KeShawn L. Sarver. Sarver was found deceased in his Cave City apartment on Friday, December 28th, 2018. At 9:40 p.m., KSP arrested 23 year-old Inell Crayton, of Bowling Green, and 22 year-old Kayla Anderson, of Scottsville. Crayton was charged with one count of Murder, one count of
Burglary, 1st degree, and one count of tampering with physical evidence. He is currently lodged in the Barren County Detention Center. Anderson, an acquaintance of Sarver’s, was charged with one count of Tampering with physical evidence, where she is also lodged in the Barren County Detention Center. The investigation is being led by Detective Josh Amos, and is ongoing.
Area boys high school basketball action
In the Mountain Schoolboy Classic:
Pikeville defeated Hart County Raiders 79 to 47. Hart County's Trevor Blair scored 16 points.
Hart County Boys will take on Betsy Lane at 2:30 p.m. Join WLOC for live coverage starting with the pregame show at 2:15 p.m.
Hart County Boys will play Paintsville Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Studio 101 will have play by play coverage of the game beginning with the pregame show at 2:15 p.m.
Truck driver injured in Parkway crash
A semi-truck driver has been flown from the scene of a crash in Barren County. The Barren County Sheriff's Office says a semi struck a parked abandoned passenger car on the eastbound Cumberland Parkway Tuesday morning. The driver was flown to Skyline Hospital in Nashville, and his condition is unknown at this time. No one was in the passenger car that was hit. No hazardous materials were spilled from the semi truck, according to officials.
Area high school basketball action this week
Hart County Boys will be playing at Belfry in the Mountain Schoolboy Classic beginning Thursday against Pikeville at 5:30 p.m. WLOC will be on the air with the pregame show at 5:15 p.m.
The Hart County Boys will take on Betsy Lane Friday at 2:30 p.m. and will play Paintsville on Saturday at 2:30 p.m.
Listen in to WLOC- Studio 101 as we bring you live coverage all three games of Hart County Boys basketball in the Mountain Schoolboy Classic .
Garbage routes running one day behind
This reminder: garbage pickups this week will be running one day later due to the New Year's Holiday. Also, Cave City City Hall will be closed Monday and Tuesday for New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Trash pickup will be Wednesday and no recycling.
Park City man arrested after traffic stop
On Tuesday, officers with the Cave City Police Department observed a subject operating a Maroon Dodge Neon on South Dixie Highway and was not wearing a seatbelt. After a brief investigation, Roger Dale Cart, of Park City, was arrested and charged with failure to wear a seatbelt, driving DUI suspended license, 2nd offense, operating on a suspended license, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, 2nd offense, failure to notify address change to Dept. of Transportation, failure to produce insurance card, possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia buy/possess. Carter was lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Cave City government officials pleads not guilty
A Cave City government official pleaded not guilty Friday on DUI charges.
53 year-old Robert S. Smith, city manager, code enforcement officer, public works director and planning and zoning administrator for the Cave City municipality, also serves as an appointee on the Glasgow-Barren County Tourist Commission. Smith was arrested by Kentucky State Police on July 15th after a traffic stop in Cave City. Smith was also charged with failure of owner to maintain required insurance/security, first offense; failure to produce insurance card; and operating vehicle with expired operators license. These three charges were dismissed July 20th. Smith's defense attorney, Johnny Bell requested a jury trial. A pretrial conference was set for January 25th for consideration of motions, and attorneys were given deadlines to get those motions filed.
Police chase leads to E-town man's arrest
An E-town man is facing several charges after a police chase Wednesday afternoon. 25 year-old Branden Cross fled from police at a high rate of speed from Towne Mall , narrowly missing two pedestrians.
Cross drove the car through five stop signs before attempting to flee from his vehicle at Freeman Lake Park. Cross was arrested and charged with first-degree fleeing or evading police; second offense, trafficking in a controlled substance - methamphetamine; first-degree possession of a controlled substance - heroin; third-degree possession of a controlled substance - drug unspecified; multiple traffic violations; and first-degree persistent felony offender. Cross was lodged in the Hardin County Detention Center.
Two new ambulances for Barren County
Two new ambulances are expected to arrive soon for Barren County
and Metcalfe County officials have tabled their purchase of a new ambulance until after the new year. In a meeting Wednesday, the Barren-Metcalfe Ambulance Service's board of directors approved a request by Metcalfe County Judge-Executive-elect Harold Stilts, to put a hold on the purchase of a new ambulance. Stilts will take office January 7th and wanted to talk to members of the Metcalfe Fiscal Court before the purchase of the new ambulance.Also at the meeting, two new ambulances for Barren County have been ordered and are expected to arrive in either late January or early February.The anticipated cost for the new ambulances for Barren County will be $103,401 per truck.
Glasgow man arrested on drug charges
On Thursday, a Glasgow man was arrested after officials found multiple pounds of marijuana, thousands of dollars, a loaded handgun and other items on his person. Officials from the Barren River Drug Task Force made contact with James Norman Alexander, Jr. for a drug investigation. He had been stopped after through a red light. A Barren County Sheriff's Deputy and K-9 found a positive alert for narcotics in Alexander's vehicle. After a consensual search of his home on Village Circle, officials found over 2 pounds of additional marijuana, drug paraphernalia and what they say was a loaded handgun. Officials said the pot had been shipped from California. Alexander was arrested and lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Clarkson toddler dies from physical abuse
A one-year-old from Clarkson child has died at Norton's Children's Hospital in Louisville, after police say the child was physically abused. Kentucky State Police say they followed 25 year-old James Garrigus who was speeding to take his girlfriend's child to Twin Lakes Regional Medical Center in Leitchfield. Detective say they believe the child suffered severe head trauma while in the care of Garrigus at the residence. Garrigus was originally arrested and charged with abuse. On Sunday afternoon, he was charged with one count of murder.
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Area high school basketball action this week
Hart County Boys will be playing at Belfry in the Mountain Schoolboy Classic beginning Thursday against Pikeville at 5:30 p.m. WLOC will be on the air with the pregame show at 5:15 p.m.
The Hart County Boys will take on Betsy Lane Friday at 2:30 p.m. and will play Paintsville on Saturday at 2:30 p.m.
Listen in to WLOC- Studio 101 as we bring you live coverage all three games of Hart County Boys basketball in the Mountain Schoolboy Classic .
Wednesday, December 26th, 2018
Barn vandals and theft in Barren County
Barren County Sheriff's Office is investigating several lumber thefts and vandalism. The latest reports have been from the Bon Ayr community. It Is believed that the thefts are occurring late at night and early into the morning hours, while it's dark. Increased patrols are continuing on back roads where these barns are most commonly hit. If you know of any suspicious behavior or activity, especially during the overnight hours, or have any information concerning these thefts, please call 270-651-2761. After hours, a deputy may be reached through dispatch at 270-651-5151.
Holiday high school basketball tournaments
In Thursday's game at the Warren East Holiday Hoops Classic, Campbellsville defeated Caverna 82 to 61.
Also on Thursday, at the Rafferty's Caveland Classic at Edmonson County High School, in the girls: Greenwood defeated the Hart County Lady Raiders 65 to 37. Dea Bradley scored 14 points and Callie Adcock scored 12 points. In boys action: Greenwood over Hart County 80 to 46. Devon Roten and Jordon Burden each scored 11 points.
Glasgow man arrested on drug charges
A Glasgow man arrested on several charges in Cave City. On Wednesday, Cave City Police Department Officer Paul Reynolds observed a gray Jeep Grand Cherokee traveling on the I-65 off ramp, and observed the driver not wearing a seatbelt and not stopping at the stop sign at the intersection. The officer got behind the vehicle and observed the vehicle cross the centerline. The officer conducted a traffic stop and made contact with the driver, Robert Boyd, of Glasgow. After a brief investigation, Officer Reynolds deployed K9 Jax, who gave a positive alert. Boyd was arrested and charged with failure to wear seat belts, disregarding a stop sign, careless driving, trafficking in a controlled substance, over 2 grams (Meth), possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia - buy/possess. He was lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
I-65 final section to 31-W Connector Road set to open in Warren County
The final leg of the Interstate 65 to U.S. 31-W connector road and interchange project in the northern part of Warren County is set to open to traffic on Friday, Dec. 21 around 9 a.m. The new section consists of a two-lane connector road from U.S. 68 to U.S. 31-W. The final section of the project completely opens the $66.6 million two and half mile connector road from I-65 to U.S. 31-W in the northern part of Warren County. Scotty’s Contracting & Stone was awarded the contract in 2014. Due to the importance of getting the complete connection from I-65 to U.S. 31-W open, a temporary connection was constructed along with a temporary traffic signal. Motorists need to be aware of the new traffic signal and use caution in the area.
Greg Nichols assumes HC Bldg Inspector position
Due to the recent illness of Hart County’s Building Inspector, Mr. Don Cox, Greg Nichols will be assuming this position for now. If you need Building or Electrical Inspections completed in Hart County, please call the Hart County Judge’s office at 270-524-5219 and Mr. Nichols will be contacted for you. Mr. Nichols can also be reached to set up an appointment by calling 270-537-5423.
Woman and infant domestic violence in Barren County
A two-week old infant in Barren County has been taken to Kosair after a domestic violence complaint. The Barren County Sheriff's Office responded to a domestic complaint
Thursday afternoon at 2794 Bon Ayr Road. After arriving, deputies made contact with 24 year-old James A. Moore, along with his girlfriend and their two week old child. The girlfriend told deputies that Moore had choked her and had been physically abusive to the child. Both the girlfriend and the child were transported to T
.J. Samson Hospital for treatment of injuries. Moore was interviewed at the Barren County Sheriff's Office before being arrested and charged with eleven counts of Criminal Abuse 1st Degree- Child 12 or Under, and four counts of Assault 4th Degree (Domestic) 3rd or More Offenses within 5 Years. He was lodged in the Barren County Jail. The child was later transferred toKosair Hospital in Louisville for further treatment.
KSP
officer involved shooting Investigation in Butler CountyKentucky State Police, Post 3 Bowling Green received a call early Thursday morning for service to assist the Butler County Sheriff’s Department regarding a report of a domestic dispute, which was occurring on Brownsville Road in the Morgantown community. Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources Conservation Officer Jonathan Barks responded to the scene, where he located 55 year-old Gary L. Ranburger, of Morgantown, who was outside his residence near a vehicle located at 2969 Brownsville Road.
Ranburger was armed, and there was a confrontation between Ranburger and Officer Barks with exchange of gunshots. Officer Barks fired his duty weapon striking Ranburger
multiple times. Ranburger was transported from the scene by Butler County EMS, and eventually flown via medical helicopter to TriStar Skyline Medical Center in Nashville
where he is currently listed in critical—but stable condition. Officer Barks was not injured and has been placed on administrative leave.
The investigation is being conducted by members of the KSP Critical Incident Response Team and Detectives from KSP Post 3.
Arby's employee arrested for theft
A Glasgow restaurant employee has been arrested on theft charges.
On Friday, the Glasgow Police Department responded to Arby's after receiving a complaint of theft involving an employee. After an investigation, Carrie Richards, of Glasgow, was arrested and charged with theft by unlawful taking over $500 or more but less than $10,000. Richards was lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Burglary arrests in Bowling Green
Three men have been arrested in Bowling Green on burglary charges.
After receiving a tip, Bowling Green Police began a recent investigation into a burglary on Nashville Road. Police also discovered two men with stolen property at a home on Morgantown Road. Police obtained a search warrant for the residence and arrested James Ray Cole, DzevadKeco and Gary Alan Richey on various drug and weapons charges.
In a separate burglary incident that occurred on December 8th in Bowling Green, a man was identified in video surveillance from the Highland Way apartments. 32 year-old Cornelius Simmons was arrested and charged with first degree burglary, receiving stolen property and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Simmons is also under investigation for possible involvement in a separate robbery and shooting incident that took place in Bowling Green. Michael Simmons, Jr. pleaded not guilty to 1st degree Assault and Burglary in that case, where Jessica Freeman was shot several times.
Glasgow Police Department makes arrests
Glasgow Police Department made several recent arrest, they include:
45 year-old Kenneth R. Pulliam, of Glasgow, who was arrested Tuesday on a Barren County indictmentwarrant for first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance
(methamphetamine), drug paraphernalia buy/possess, possession of marijuana and persistent felony offender.53 year-old Richard D. Morgan, of Park City, for public intoxication
(third or greater offense in 12 months) and drinking alcoholic beverage in a public place. And 34 year-old Michele L. McQuiston, of Cave City, was arrested Tuesday on a Barren County indictment warrant for first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance (methamphetamine).
Cave City man arrested at Factory Connection
A Cave City man was arrested at a retail store in Glasgow Wednesday. Glasgow Police were dispatched to Factory Connection in reference to someone trying to return merchandise that was reported stolen from a vehicle parked at Arbys in Glasgow. 21 year-old Dakota L Wilson, of 1552 Sexton Lane, was arrested and charged with receiving stolen property under $500. Wilson was lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Thursday, December 20th, 2018
No True Bill in fatal shooting
The Grand Jury in Barren County has handed a No True Bill ruling in a fatal shooting case. According to the Barren County Sheriff's Office, Mark Adam Bellamy was fatally shot on November 30th by his mother-in-law, Tracy Wyatt, at a residence on Peters Creek Road. Officials described the incident as a family dispute. The case was presented to the Barren County Grand Jury which returned a not true bill, which means the case has been dropped for lack of evidence and there are no plans to present it to another grand jury.
Hart County Fiscal Court Meeting
The Hart County Fiscal Court met Wednesday morning in the courtroom. Judge Terry Martin, with the assistance of his grandson, called his last meeting as Judge Executive of Hart County Fiscal Court to order. Magistrates and Bro. Rondal Riordan opened the meeting with prayer. The first order of business was Magistrate Gary Gardner presenting Judge Martin with a plaque and a gift from the Fiscal Court thanking him for all he has done for the county the last 13 plus years. The Ky Senate, Ky House and Senator Mitch McConnell also recognized the judge for his service. After routine business, the court approved budget and bank transfers, declared surplus items from th4e jail to be sold, Judge Executive to sign resolution approving for financing Solid Waste truck, 2nd reading for 15 mph speed limit for Wildlife Road, 1st reading to set 18 ton load limit for Tommy Toms Road, land agreement for T Marzetti/Sister Schubert, and magistrate's requests. Judge Martin's final duty as judge was to recognize all the people he has worked with from the county, state, and federal level of which many were in attendance. The court's next meeting will be January 7th.
Warren East Holiday Hoops Classic
In Wednesday high school basketball scores from the Warren County Hoops Classic:
Bardstown 61 - Henderson County 60
Muhlenberg County 64 - Marion County 62
Todd County Central 85 - Campbellsville 78
Warren East 62 - Caverna 58.
Caverna Boys will play Thursday in Game 5 against Campbellsville at the Middle School.
Wednesday, December 19th, 2018
KSP Post 4 Christmas and New Year Holiday
Period Traffic Safety Checkpoints.....
KSP Post 4 will be conducting traffic safety checkpoints during the Christmas and New Year Holiday period to check motorists for compliance with motor vehicle laws including driving under the influence statutes. Drivers encountering a traffic safety checkpoint are requested to have their operator’s license, vehicle registration receipt and proof of insurance readily accessible.
Wednesday, December 19th, 2018
SB I-65 down to one lane
The southbound direction of Interstate 65 near the Kentucky-Tennessee line will be down to one lane from mile marker 118 to 121 while crews from TDOT make major pothole repairs. The area is in a major construction zone where TDOT is building a new I-65 interchange. The area is also where the three lanes of I-65 in Kentucky merge to the two lane section in Tennessee. However between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Wednesday, December 19 I-65 will be down to one lane in this area.
Wednesday, December 19th, 2018
Area high school basketball action
In Tuesday night's area high school basketball games, Central Hardin defeated Hart County Boys with a final score of 77 to 51. Hart County's Brayden Bell scored 16 points.
In
other boys' scores: over Logan County 62 defeated Grayson County 32 over Greenwood 42
In area girl's action:
Breckinridge County 56 to Grayson County 42
Greenwood 62 defeated Franklin-Simpson 17
Warren East Holiday Hoops Classic
In the Warren East Holiday Hoops Classic, which will be held Wednesday through Friday, December 19th - 21st: Caverna Boys will play Game 3 Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. against Warren East.
Rafferty's Caveland Classic at Edmonson County
Studio 101 will be broadcasting complete coverage of the Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys during the Rafferty's Caveland Classic at Edmonson County High School. Beginning Thursday, Hart County Lady Raiders will play Greenwood at 11:00 a.m. WLOC will begin coverage of the game around 10:45 a.m. immediately followed by Hart County Boys game as they play Greenwood boys at 12:45 p.m.
Continuing at Edmonson County High School with the Rafferty's Caveland Classic Friday, Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will take on Edmonson County beginning at 6:00 p.m. WLOC will have complete live coverage of both games beginning at 5:40 p.m.
On Saturday, Hart County Lady Raiders will play Franklin Simpson at 11:00 a.m. and the Hart County Boys will follow at 12:45 as they go up against Metcalfe County. Studio 101 will have complete coverage of both games beginning at 10:45 a.m.
Wednesday, December 19th, 2018
Summer Shade man competent to stand trial
A Metcalfe County man, accused of murder, has been found competent to stand trial. Bobbie D. Lawson appeared at a hearing Tuesday in Barren Circuit Court involving the murder trial of Bobby Hubert. The two men shared a mobile home at 850 Nobob-Summer Shade Road. On August 14th, 2017, a Metcalfe County Sheriff's deputy was at the residence investigating a missing person's report on Hubert. Lawson claimed to have shot Hubert in self defense inside the mobile home. Hubert's body was discovered in a refrigerator on the premises near the residence. Besides murder, Lawson is also charged with abuse of a corpse and tampering with physical evidence. He remains in the Barren County Detention Center in lieu of a $750,000 cash bond.
Wednesday, December 19th, 2018
Hart County man arrested for child exploitation
A 25 year-old Hart County man has been arrested after an "Internet Crimes Against Children" investigation. The Kentucky State Police Electronic Crime Branch arrested 25 year-old Steven “Devontae” Rhodes Monday night on charges related to prohibited use of an electronic communication system to procure a minor/ peace officer regarding sex offense.
The investigation began after the Crime Branch discovered the suspect was communicating online with juveniles. The investigation led to the execution of a search warrant at a residence in Horse Cave. Equipment used to facilitate the crime was taken to a forensic laboratory for examination. Rhodes was lodged in the Hart County Jail.
Wednesday, December 19th, 2018
Cave City Convention Center upgrading
The Cave City Tourist and Convention Commission agreed during last week's meeting to purchase new furniture for the Cave City Convention Center and to clean and repaint the facility. The commission agreed to allow Executive Director Greg Davis to spend up to $5,000 for new sofas and chairs for the lobby and an area outside the convention center's west wing meeting space, and also agreed to allow Davis to spend up to $10,000 on cleaning the lobby and west wing area and removal of wallpaper in order to apply new paint.
Warren East Holiday Hoops Classic
In the Warren East Holiday Hoops Classic, which will be held Wednesday through Friday, December 19th - 21st: Caverna Boys will play Game 3 Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. against Warren East.
Rafferty's Caveland Classic at Edmonson County
Studio 101 will be broadcasting complete coverage of the Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys during the Rafferty's Caveland Classic at Edmonson County High School. Beginning Thursday, Hart County Lady Raiders will play Greenwood at 11:00 a.m. WLOC will begin coverage of the game around 10:45 a.m. immediately followed by Hart County Boys game as they play Greenwood boys at 12:45 p.m.
Continuing at Edmonson County High School with the Rafferty's Caveland Classic Friday, Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will take on Edmonson County beginning at 6:00 p.m. WLOC will have complete live coverage of both games beginning at 5:40 p.m.
On Saturday, Hart County Lady Raiders will play Franklin Simpson at 11:00 a.m. and the Hart County Boys will follow at 12:45 as they go up against Metcalfe County. Studio 101 will have complete coverage of both games beginning at 10:45 a.m.
Hart County Fiscal Court meeting
Hart County Fiscal Court will meet in session Wednesday, December 19th, at the Courthouse, 2nd floor at 9:00 a.m. New business will include: approve Judge Executive to sign resolution approving lease for financing Solid Waste truck, approve land agreement with T Marzetti/Sister Schubert, acknowledge Hart C
ounty Tourism Commission June 30th, 2018 audit.
Tuesday, December 18th, 2018
Area high school
basketball action
In Monday night local high school basketball action: Hart County Lady Raiders defeated Butler County 76 to 57. Hart County's Haley Sturgeon scored 28 points, Kylie Adcock scored 19 points and Dea Bradley scored 14 points.
Tuesday night: Hart County Boys will be on the road taking on Central Hardin at 7:00 p.m. Join Studio 101 for live coverage of the varsity game beginning at 6:40 p.m.
Munfordville man charged with theft
A Munfordville man is charged with theft in Glasgow. Thursday evening, a loss prevention officer at Wal-Mart observed 24-year-old Derek Riggs at a self-checkout station using a merchandise tag from a less expensive item to ring up other more expensive items. After Riggs left the point of sale area, loss prevention representatives approached and detained him until police arrived. Riggs admitted to under-ringing items and stated he was trying to save money to insure he could afford to purchase gifts for Christmas. Riggs was transported to Barren County Jail. He is charged with theft by unlawful taking under $500.
Cave City man faces new charges
A Cave City man faces new charges after being stopped by Glasgow Police. Friday evening, 29-year-old Corey Ray Gulley was operating a 2002 Ford Taurus on North Race Street when an officer noticed the vehicle displaying an expired temporary tag. After a traffic stop, it was determined Gulley was driving without a valid license. He was taken into custody without further incident and charged with a 1st offence of driving on a DUI suspended license and no valid registration. He was transported to Barren County Jail.
Cave City man arrested on theft charges
Horse Cave Police was dispatched around 12:42 a.m.
Saturday morning to the Caverna Medical Center for a possible theft from automobile. The victim reported that a white male, wearing a black and white hoody had broken into a car and stole a cell phone. After canvassing the area of the parking lot and building, a suspect matching the description was located. 21 year-old Robert Jackson, of 200 Green Acres Drive, Cave City, was arrested and charged with public intoxication, disorderly conduct, 2nd degree, theft by unlawful taking under $500, theft of identity of another, criminal mischief, 1st degree and terroristic threatening, 3rd degree. Jackson was lodged in the Hart County Jail.
Local basketball action this week
Hart County Lady Raiders will hosts Butler County Girls in a JV/Varsity contest Monday night at Memorial Elementary School at 5:30 p.m. WLOC will have live coverage of the varsity game beginning at around 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday night:
Hart County Boys will be on the road taking on Central Hardin at 7:00 p.m. Join Studio 101 for live coverage of the boys varsity game beginning at 6:40 p.m.
Area high school basketball scores
On Friday night in local girls action:
Metcalfe County over Hart County 70 to 49. Hart County's Dea Bradley scored 20 points and Haley Sturgeon scored 11 points and had 12 rebounds.
Caverna Lady Colonels defeated Larue County 71 to 64.
In boys local action Friday night:
Hart County defeated Metcalfe County 86 to 70. Hart County's John Shoulders scored 26 points and had 12 rebounds and Jordan Burden scored 26 points and 7 rebounds.
Larue County defeated Caverna Boys 82 to 47.
On Saturday:
Bardstown defeated Hart County Lady Raiders 78 to 27.
Abundance From the Hart Food Bank
From the Abundance of the Hart Food Bank, a certified member agency of Feeding America, will be distributing food in the gymnasium of the Munfordville Baptist Church to those who qualify Friday, December 21st, at 10:30 a.m. The food bank will be open throughout the day. Only one person per household can receive the food.
To qualify for this program, you must:
1. Meet the household income eligibility guidelines provided by Feeding America.
2. Show proof that you live in Hart County.
3. Only receive commodities one time a month.
The Commodity Supplemental Food Program for senior adults age 60 and over is available if you qualify.
Qualifications for this program are:
1. Show proof that you are 60 years old or older
2. Show proof that you live in Hart County.
3. Show proof of income for all members of your household.
4. Meet the household income eligibility guidelines provided by Feeding America.
Volunteer workers will need to arrive at 9:00 a.m. USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Burger King opens after Hepatatis A case
The Barren River District Health Department is investigating a case of Hepatitis A in an employee at the Glasgow Burger King. Local public health officials have done an inspection of the restaurant, which did not result in any food code violations. All employees are required to receive the Hepatitis A vaccine before returning to work. The health department says the risk to restaurant patrons of becoming infected is considered to be low and public health officials continue to recommend Hepatitis A vaccinations in communities where Hepatitis A transmission has been identified. The Glasgow Burger King re-opened on Sunday.
Warren County student appears in District Court
An 18 year-old South Warren High School student appeared
in Warren District court Friday morning for a preliminary hearing. Andres Orellana-Lozano allegedly madethreats via AirDrop towards the school on November 30th.
Officials identified the Lozano's threatening messages after a Grand Jury subpoenaed Apple to retrieve the device number. Deputies say Lozano confessed to sending the messages. He was arrested and charged for terroristic threatening, 2nd degree and tampering with physical evidence. Lozano and his family have been in the U.S. for just over a year. Warren County Sheriff's Office Captain Curtis Hargett said both of the charges carry a sentence of 1 to 5 years.
Missouri woman arrested for murder
A Missouri woman who caused a fatal collision earlier
this month on I-65, has been arrested on one count of murder. On December 2nd, Cassandra Garrison was traveling the wrong way on I-65 when she struck and killed 41-year-old, Amy Eakles, of Alvaton. Garrison is currently in the Hill Detention Center in Nashville.
Monday, December 17th, 2018
Shooting investigation underway in Bowling Green
Bowling Green Police are investigating a shooting that occurred Sunday evening. Police were call to a residence on Moonlite Avenue around 8:27 p.m. where a juvenile male victim was located and taken to the hospital. The suspect, who is also a male juvenile, is still at large. Police have also interviewed another juvenile who was at the residence at the time of the shooting. Their identities have not been released.
Area high school basketball action
In Friday night area high school basketball action:
Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will host Larue County in a girl/boy double header at 5:00 p.m.
Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will entertain Metcalfe County in a girl/boy double header at 5:30 p.m. at Memorial Elementary School. Join Studio 101 for the pregame show at 5:10 p.m.
Hart County Lady Raider's game against Bardstown will be played Saturday at 1:00 p.m. at Memorial Elementary School with a JV/Varsity contest.
Monroe County officials find dead cow
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Facebook Account recently posted two very graphic photographs of a dead cow. The animal appeared to have been cut from it’s upper to lower abdomen or attacked by an animal. The agency is still unsure as to what is attacking these animals. The cow was found near the ferry at McMillians Landing across the Cumberland River. There are mixed opinions of whether this was caused by another animal or by a human.
Bomb threat email received at WBKO
A bomb threat received by email Thursday, was sent to multiple news outlets across the nation. An investigation by police found the threat did not appear to be credible. And nothing was found at the tv station. Businesses and Schools across the U. S. as well, were evacuated because of a bomb threat hoax.
Sexual abuse arrest in Cave City
The Cave City Police Department received a complaint Thursday of an alleged sexual abuse involving a female juvenile and her stepfather, Wesley Cape, of Cave City. Upon further investigation, Cape was arrested and charged with Sexual Abuse, 1st degree, and Sodomy, 3rd degree. The investigation was conducted by Cave City Police Department Detective Garth Avery. Detective Avery was assisted in the investigation by Chief Terrill RIley, Sgt. Dave Houchens and Barren County Social Services. Cape was lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Friday, December 14th, 2018
Hearing scheduled for man accused of assault and burglary
A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for a man accused
of assault and burglary in Bowling Green. Michael Simmons Jr. pleaded not guilty to the charges Thursday during his arraignment in court. He is accused of breaking into a home Sunday and shooting 20 year-old Jessica Freeman several times. Freeman is in listed in critical condition at Vanderbilt Hospital. Simmons also received several charges when he was apprehended included being a convicted felon with possession of a handgun. Bail was set at $25,000 cash. An attorney has been appointed for Simmons and his preliminary hearing is set for December 19th at 9:00 am.
KSP Investigation Leads to Indictment in 37 year Cold Case
On Wednesday, December 12th, the Warren County Grand Jury indicted Samuel Little with one count of Murder in the death of Linda Sue Boards, whose body was discovered May 15, 1981 on a farm located in Smiths Grove. In September, Post 3 Bowling Green was contacted by KSP Investigator Carolyn Nunn, Central Forensic Laboratory, in
reference to a lead received via the Violent Criminal Apprehension Program (VICAP) regarding the Board murder case. VICAP is a unit of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) that is responsible for the analysis of serial violent and sexual crimes. Nunn advised that the VICAP database identified an individual who had committed crimes in California that matched the method in which Ms. Boards was murdered. The investigation led investigators to the Texas Rangers Division, where they learned the suspect had recently been interviewed by Ranger Jim Holland, for crimes committed in Texas. In October, KSP investigators traveled to Texas to interview the suspect regarding the Kentucky case. Information obtained during the interview led to the case being presented to the Grand Jury and the subsequent indictment. Little is currently lodged at the Wise County Texas Detention Center. No further information is available for release at this time.
Hart County Clerk's Office holiday closing
The Hart County Clerk's Office will be closed beginning at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, December 21st, through Wednesday, December 26th. The office will reopen at 8:00 a.m. on Thursday, December 27th. The clerk's office will be closed Monday, December 31st, through Wednesday, January 2nd. The office will reopen at 8:00 a.m. on Thursday, January 3rd.
Man arrested in Glasgow for terroristic threatening
Glasgow Police responded to a residence Wednesday morning at 115 Bluegrass Drive in reference to a man knocking on the door of the residence. The caller was identified as James Dyer who stated that his brother-in-law had threatened him with a gun. After an investigation, 49 year-old Gregory S. Davidson was charged with terroristic threatening, 3rd degree and was served a Barren County Bench warrant for failure to appear.
Millwood man pleads guilty to child pornography
A 37 year-old Grayson County man pled guilty Monday to child pornography charges. James D. Armes, of Millwood, was indicted in May on five counts of production of child pornography, two counts of distribution of child pornography and one count of possession of child pornography. In December of 2017, Armes' wife saw pictures of an eight-month-old child with Armes in sexual situations. In January 2018, the FBI searched Armes' cell phone and found eight videos and seven images of child pornography that Armes produced involving two victims. Armes has a prior rape conviction and because of that, he faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 25 years in prison, a fine of $2,000,000 and supervised release of not less than 5 years and not more than life.
Two Grayson County drug arrests
On Wednesday night, Grayson County Sheriff's Deputy DJ Newton stopped a vehicle for speeding on the Western Kentucky Parkway near the 107 mile marker. Upon contact with the driver, 39 year-old Senaca Shelton, from Louisville, a probable cause was found to search the vehicle. Various drugs and a large amount of cash were found inside the vehicle. Shelton was charged with speeding, possession of marijuana, and trafficking in marijuana. A passenger, 38 year-old Katherine Fracassi, of Sturgis, was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana, possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense and possession of a controlled substance, 1st (drug unspecified). Both Shelton and Fracassi were lodged in the Grayson County Detention Center.
Two meth arrests in Edmonson County
On Sunday, deputies went to a home on Morgantown Road to serve a failure to appear warrant on Shawn Filback. When they arrived, they saw Filback and one other person immediately starting to flee. After a short pursuit, officials were able to catch Filback. While deputies looked for the other individual, they came across an alleged active meth lab. After the property was searched, Filback was charged with manufacturing meth, fleeing or evading police and another resident on the property, Patricia Mills, was taken in on separate charges for an indictment warrant. Both Filback and Mills were arrested on drug charges.
Area high school basketball action
In Friday night area high school basketball action:
Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will host Larue County in a girl/boy double header at 5:00 p.m.
Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will entertain Metcalfe County in a girl/boy double header at 5:30 p.m. at Memorial Elementary School. Join Studio 101 for the pregame show at 5:10 p.m.
Hart County Lady Raider's game against Bardstown will be played Saturday at 1:00 p.m. at Memorial Elementary School with a JV/Varsity contest.
Thursday, December 13th, 2018
Two people found deceased in Monroe County
Results of autopsies on two people in Monroe County are pending. 46 year-old Jeff Byrum, of Franklin, and 34 year-old Marjorie Myles, of Liberty, Tennessee, have been identified after they were found deceased inside a residence. The possible cause of death may be from carbon monoxide poisoning. The bodies of Byrum and Myles were sent to the Medical Examiner's Office for autopsies. As of Wednesday, state police have not received results from the autopsies.
Wednesday, December 12th, 2018
Lady Scotties defeat Lady Raiders
In area Tuesday night high school basketball action, Glasgow Lady Scotties defeated Hart County Lady Raiders with a final score of 74 to 28. Hart County's Haley Sturgeon and Dia Bradley both scored 9 points each.
Caverna High basketball Court honorary name
Caverna High School is proud to announce the Naming of Caverna High Basketball Court in honor of Mr. Clarence Glover Friday, December 14th, at the girls and boys game against Larue County. Caverna Class of 1967 Alumnus Mr. Clarence Glover, left to play basketball for WKU helping lead the team to the 1971 Final Four. He was drafted by the NBA Boston Celtics as the 10th overall pick in 1971. He later became an educator, teacher, coach and administrator. Mr. Glover and his wife Bettie reside in Louisville.
Hart County Board of Ed meeting
Hart County Board of Education will meet Thursday, December 13th, at 6:00 p.m. at the Central Office.
Cave City Council members sworn in
Three newly elected Council
members were sworn in Monday night in Cave City John Grissom, Larry Davidson and Beverly Ford received the oath of office from City Attorney Bobby Richardson. Mayor Dwayne Hatcher was also sworn in and tokens of appreciation were presented to the three retiring councilmen: Gary Minor, Dr. Gary Hogan and Denny Doyle. The council also voted during the meeting to authorize just over $10,000 to purchase a van for Cave City Police Detective Avery for drug task force efforts.
Wednesday, December 12th, 2018
Hardin County Sheriff’s deputy
resignsAccording to Deputy Chief David Lee, Clennon Smith gave
his resignation October 15th. Smith was cleared of criminal wrongdoing by a Hardin County Grand Jury earlier this year. Smith had been on paid administrative leave after a February 8th traffic stop involving a shooting on Bacon Creek Road in Elizabethtown. The shooting was the second incident in a year for Smith.
Wednesday, December 12th, 2018
One person injured in Bowling Green shooting
A shooting in Bowling Green Tuesday has injured one man.
According to Bowling Green Police, the shooting occurred at Skyline mobile home park where Ruth Ann Phelps told police a man came to her home, accusing her of stealing from his girlfriend. When Phelp's fiance, Eduardo Hernandez, intervened, the suspect shot him in the leg. No arrests have been made and authorities have not released the suspect's name.
Double homicide investigation underway in Bowling Green
The Bowling Green Police Department responded to a residence Tuesday night on Rock Creek Drive. After gaining entry to the home, two deceased females were found. They have been identified as 62 year-old Deloris H. Stacher and 53 year-old Karen L. Burks. Police believe Burks lived at the residence. No other information has been released at this time.
Wednesday, December 12th, 2018
Elderly man arrested for DUI
An elderly Glasgow man has been arrested on DUI and drug charges. After police conducted a traffic stop on 69 year-old Roger Dale Carter, he was arrested on nine
different charges including possession of marijuana, DUI and operating on a suspended license. Carter was lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Glasgow Police Department recent arrests
On Saturday, 34 year-old Brenton T. Twyman, of McCandless-Coomer Road, Horse Cave, was arrested on a complaint warrant for Possession of Marijuana, Drug Paraphernalia - Buy/Possess, Controlled Substance Endangerment to Child, 1st degree, Possession of a Controlled Substance, 1st degree, 1st offense (Methamphetamine), trafficking in a controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense and trafficking in Marijuana, 1st offense. At the same residence, a Federal Warrant was executed for 43 year-old Tonya R. Nickson, who was entered as wanted in the NCIC/LINK with full extradition.
63 year-old Kojo Ohene Darko, of Chicago, IL, was arrested Saturday evening on N L Rogers Wells Blvd. for failure of non-owner to maintain required insurance, 1st offense, no registration plates and operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol/drugs, 1st offense.
Glasgow Police were dispatched late Saturday night to the Glasgow Laundromat in reference to a theft. The owner advised that two white males broke into one of the washing machines overnight. 23 year-old James Lovell, of Glasgow, was arrested and charged with Theft by Unlawful Taking under $500 and Criminal Mischief, 3rd degree.
38 year-old Derek Wayne Jones, of Glasgow, was arrested Sunday night for Alcohol Intoxication in a Public Place (1st & 2nd offense).
Glasgow Police were dispatched to an alleged domestic dispute on Bryan Street Sunday evening. 35 year-old Elias Lazaro Andraca, of Glasgow, was arrested for Alcohol Intoxication in a Public Place (1st & 2nd offense).
And 22 year-old Dillian Jones, of Fountain Run, was arrested at a residence on Leslie Avenue. Jones was charged with failure to appear had two Barren County bench warrants. All were lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Bonnieville Community Christmas Meal
The 9th Annual Bonnieville Community Christmas Dinner will be held Christmas Day from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. at the Bonnieville Fire House. Any and all donations are appreciated. Suggested items include: cash, corn, turkeys, ham, dressing, mac & cheese, green beans, rolls, canned drinks, cranberry sauce and any desserts. Areas served will include Bonnieville, Upton, Munfordville, Cub Run and Horse Cave with deliveries available to the sick and shut-in. Everyone is welcome to attend the meal. For more information, contact Betty Bowman at 270-531-3265 or Tawana Bowman at 270-528-1680. Items can be mailed to: Betty Bowman, P. O. Box 106, Bonnieville, Ky. 42713.
Area high school basketball this week
Tuesday night, the Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will hosts Barren County in a girl/boy double header beginning at 5:30 p.m. Hart County Lady Raiders will travel to take on Glasgow in a JV/Varsity contests. WLOC will begin coverage of the varsity game beginning with the pregame show at 7:10 p.m.
Tennessee man arrested on sex charges
Kentucky State Police have arrested a Tennessee man for having sex with a juvenile. Troopers say 39 year-old Samuel Hicks, of Maryville, Tennessee had sex with a 14 year-old girl at her home in Columbia on December 1st, after they had been talking on Snapchat. When Hicks returned to her home Saturday, police were waiting for him. KSP says he confessed to having sex with the girl. He was arrested and jailed on multiple charges including sodomy, unlawful transaction with a minor and sex with someone under 16 years of age.
Semi involved crash on WK Parkway
Kentucky State Police (KSP) Post 4 Troopers responded to a collision involving a semi-tractor trailer Sunday morning at approximately 9:30 a.m. KSP received a call of a two-vehicle collision near the 120 mile marker on the Western Kentucky Parkway in Grayson County. The preliminary investigation revealed, 56 year-old Jeffrey L. Davis, of Hanover, IN, was operating a Freightliner tractor and trailer and was pulling back onto the roadway after having stopped in the westbound emergency lane. 40 year-old Daniel Skipworth, of Greenville, was traveling westbound on the Western Kentucky Parkway in a 2012 Chevrolet Equinox. As Davis’ vehicle entered back into the westbound lanes, Skipworth’s vehicle struck the rear of Davis’ trailer. Skipworth was flown to University of Louisville Hospital for non-life threatening injuries. 34 year-old Kentre L. Horton, of Greenville, a passenger in Skipworth’s vehicle, was flown to University of Louisville Hospital for non-life threatening injuries. The Western Kentucky Parkway was closed for approximately one hour while KSP Troopers investigated the accident. KSP was assisted at the scene by Grayson County EMS and the Grayson County Sheriff’s Office. The collision is still under investigation by Trooper Clayton Ellis.
Man accused of couple's murder takes Alford Plea
The man accused of killing a Butler County pastor and his wife in August of 2016, has taken an Alford Plea. That meaqns Kevin Dye does not admit guilt but believes the evidence against him strongly indicates his guilt and his interests are best served by a guilty plea. Dye was accused of killing Kenneth and Dorothy Neafus, who were both found dead in their Morgantown home on Richland Church Raod. Kenneth was the former pastor of Little Muddy Cumberland Presbyterian Church. His sentencing hearing is scheduled for February 28, 2019, and it's expected Dye will receive two terms of life without the possibility of parole.
Scores for area high school basketball
On Monday night in boys action, Taylor County defeated Caverna with a final score of 82 to 39. Barren County won over Edmonson County 64 to 49. Franklin-Simpson defeated Warren East 60 to 54 with Warren Central over Glasgow 84 to 62.
Hiseville man sentence in infant's death
A Hiseville man has been sentenced in an infant’s death. the death. Chad Flora Lewis pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Barren Circuit Court Monday in relation to the death
of 2-month-old Jalayah Grace Clark. Jalayah was found unresponsive by emergency medical personnel in September 2015, and died at a Louisville hospital. 39 year-old Lewis was sentenced to 18 years in prison. Before being eligible for parole, Lewis will serve close to 12 years in prison, on top of the 39 months he has been in jail, in lieu of a $500,000 bond. In area boys high school basketball action from Monday night:
Community Forum with Gov. Bevin at library
Community Forum in Hart County is being held Monday, December 10th, at 1:30 p.m. with Governor Matt Bevin at the Hart County Public Library in Munfordville.
Horse Cave City Council Meeting
Horse Cave City Council will meet Monday, December 10th, at 6:00 p.m.
Caverna SBDM Meeting Monday
There will be a Caverna High School Decision Based Council Meeting on Monday, December 10th, in the high school library at 4:30 p.m.
Salvation Army Hart Co. Service Unit meeting
The Salvation Army Hart County Service Unit will meet Tuesday, December 11th, at noon at Turtlelini's Pizza in Horse Cave.
Three weekend drug arrests in Cave City
A Horse Cave man faces traffic and drug related charges after being arrested in Cave City on Thursday. According to a department release, Officer Paul Reynolds observed
Richard W. Neal driving a black Dodge truck northbound on US 31W, swerving across the centerline and off the shoulder. After initiating a traffic stop, K9 Officer Jax indicated a positive alert on Neal's vehicle. Upon further investigation, 44 Hydrocodone pills and 32 Oxycodone pills were located in improper containers along with $157 in cash, which were all seized. Neal is charged with trafficking in a controlled substance, not having prescription controlled substances in a proper container, possession of drug paraphernalia and careless driving.
A Smiths Grove man was arrested Saturday night while driving an SUV south on North Dixie Hwy with no headlights. A traffic stop was conducted by Detective Avery and contact was made with the driver, 46 year-old Douglas Justice. K-9 was deployed and Justice was charged with failure to illuminate headlamps, failure of owner to maintain required insurance, failure to produce insurance card, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs, possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense (drug unspecified), possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.
Officer Michael Stevenson with the Cave City Police Department observed a Cave City man walking south on N. Dixie Highway Friday. Norman Starner was arrested on two active warrants, out of Allen and Warren County. Starner was additionally charged with possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree, (Meth) and possession of drug paraphernalia. All three were lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Area high school basketball action
On Monday night, Caverna Boys will be on the road taking on Taylor County at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday night, the Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will hosts Barren County in a girl/boy double header beginning at 5:30 p.m. Hart County Lady Raiders will travel to take on Glasgow in a JV/Varsity contests. WLOC will begin coverage of the varsity game beginning with the pregame show at 7:10 p.m.
Changes are coming for personalized license plates
Kentucky officials say change is coming for residents when renewing their personalized license plates. The plates will transition to a birth month expiration in 2019. Beginning in January, people with January, February or March birthdays will renew personalized plates in person or online anytime between their birth month and April 30, 2019.
All others will renew by the last day of their birth month. In 2020, all applicants will renew by the last day of their birth month.
Greensburg attorney pleads guilty to wire fraud
In U. S. District Court Friday, 72 year-old Danny Butler, of Campbellsville, entered the plea. He was indicted in November, 2017 for using financial wire transfers as part of a scheme to obtain money from clients in his legal practice. Sentencing is scheduled for March 4th, in which he could receive a maximum of 100 years in prison and fines of over $1 million. As part of Butler's agreement, he is to pay restitution to the parties effected in the scheme.
Student faces jail time after sending threats
A UK student and Glasgow native accused of sending social media threats against her school, is facing several years behind bars. Media outlets have reported this week that a grand jury returned a 15 count indictment against 19 year-old Haily Duvall. The 15 counts are for transmitting threatening communications and giving false information. Duvall spoke to multiple local news outlets about the threats just hours before police arrested her. She was released from jail on November 21st and was ordered to stay off social media. Each charge carries up to a 5 or 10 year prison sentence and a $250,000 fine.
Thursday night high school basketball
In games broadcast on WLOC Thursday night, Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys were defeated by Taylor County. In the girls, it was Taylor County 61 to Hart County Lady Raiders 40 and in the boys, Taylor County 69 to Hart County 64.
Hart County Chamber annual meeting
Hart County Chamber of Commerce 2018 Annual Meeting was held Thursday night. During the presentation of awards, Small Business of the Year went to Sego Funeral Home, Farmer/Agribusiness of the Year was awarded to the Hart County Cattleman's Ass'n. Business of the Year went to Kentucky Down Under with the Forward Award presented to Holiday Inn Express. Citizen of the Year was presented to Ricky Line, the President's Award went to ARC (Animal Rescue Care) and Lifetime Achievement Award was given to Ken Russell. There was a silent auction and door prizes given along with a meal and passing of the gavel from President Kenneth Kidd to Randall Curry. Cliff Fowler also retired from a director's position.
Warren Central High student arrested
A 19 year-old has been arrested for terroristic threatening after calling Warren Central High with threats. According to the Warren County Sheriff's Department, the phone call was made from a blocked number on December 5th. The Warren Central High School Resource Officer began investigating and was able to identify the phone number which belonged to 19 year-old Hannah Hayes, of Bowling Green. Hayes is a student at the school. Deputies say Hayes admitted to making the call and was arrested for terroristic threatening, 2nd degree, and lodged in the Warren County Regional Jail.
Note causes lockdown at Campbellsville High
A note found at Campbellsville High School caused a lockdown situation Thursday. Both the high school and middle school campuses were locked down at about 1:30 p.m. while officials investigated. All students were safe during the lockdown, which was lifted at 2:20 p.m. School was dismissed at 3:00 p.m. with increased law enforcement presence.
One person injured in crash near Cave City
Cave City Police Department responded to the area of East Les Turner Rd Wednesday after receiving a report of a vehicle collision with injuries. Upon arrival, Officers discovered a vehicle that had left the roadway and struck a wooden fence. The vehicle was occupied by two juveniles. The driver of the vehicle was conscious and did not appear to have any visible injuries. The passenger of the vehicle was unconscious and had a serious head injury from a wooden plank coming through the windshield when the vehicle struck the fence. Cave City Fire Department and Barren County EMS arrived on scene to treat the passenger of the vehicle. Both driver and passenger were transported to TJ Samson Community Hospital for treatment. The passenger of the vehicle was later transported to Vanderbilt Hospital for further treatment. The vehicle collision is still under investigation.
Dart employee sentenced in federal court
The man accused of placing pieces of broken glass in drinking cups at a Horse Cave manufacturer has been sentenced. Waylon J. Horton was sentenced to 60 months imprisonment followed by 2 years of supervised release for tampering with consumer products at Dart Container in July 2016. Horton pleaded guilty in July 2018 to placing pieces of broken glass into Styrofoam drinking cups that were then shipped to fast food restaurants. Glass was found in cups at three different restaurants in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. Distribution of the cups was stopped and more broken glass was found in seven additional boxes.
Glasgow police make several recent arrests
Glasgow Police Department made several recent arrests. Glasgow police were dispatched to a residence at Embark Court Tuesday night in reference to a fight. 25 year-old Hever Godinez Ramirez, of Glasgow, was arrested and charged with alcohol intoxication in a public place (1st & 2nd degree) and fleeing or evading police, 2nd degree (on foot). 42 year-old Rosendo Hernandez, of Glasgow, was arrested for alcohol intoxication in a public place (1st & 2nd offense) and resisting arrest. Glasgow Police investigated a domestic dispute Tuesday evening at Quail Ridge Circle. 27 year-old Anthony A. Bryant, of Glasgow, was arrested and charged with assault, 4th degree (minor injury).
On Wednesday, a traffic stop was conducted by Glasgow Police on a vehicle traveling on Grandview Avenue. After an investigation, 48 year-old Rebecca Jean Davidson, of Glasgow, was arrested and charged with rear license not illuminated, possession of a controlled substance,1st degree, 1st offense (methamphetamine) and drug paraphernalia - buy/possess. All were lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Nursing home resident sentenced in murder case
A nursing home resident in Allen County received sentencing Wednesday in Allen Circuit Court. 37 year-old Robert Reynolds, of Scottsville, also known as "The Reverend", was sentenced to 33 years in prison. He was indicted February 25th, 2016 by an Allen County Grand Jury and charged with the murder of his roommate, Gary Glueck.
Reynolds pled guilty to the murder charge in May.
Student faces jail time after sending threats
A UK student and Glasgow native accused of sending social media threats against her school, is facing several years behind bars. Media outlets have reported this week that a grand jury returned a 15 count indictment against 19 year-old Haily Duvall. The 15 counts are for transmitting threatening communications and giving false information. Duvall spoke to multiple local news outlets about the threats just hours before police arrested her. She was released from jail on November 21st and was ordered to stay off social media. Each charge carries up to a 5 or 10 year prison sentence and a $250,000 fine.
Traffic stop drug arrest in Cave City
A Horse Cave man faces traffic and drug related charges after being arrested in Cave City on Thursday. According to a department release, Officer Paul Reynolds observed
Richard W. Neal driving a black Dodge truck northbound on US 31W, swerving across the centerline and off the shoulder. After initiating a traffic stop, K9 Officer Jax indicated a positive alert on Neal's vehicle. Upon further investigation, 44 Hydrocodone pills and 32 Oxycodone pills were located in improper containers along with $157 in cash, which were all seized. Neal is charged with trafficking in a controlled substance, not having prescription controlled substances in a proper container, possession of drug paraphernalia and careless driving. Police say an investigation continues and more charges could follow.
Hart County Fiscal Court Meeting
THE HART COUNTY FISCAL COURT MET THURSDAY MORNING IN THE COURTROOM. AFTER JUDGE TERRY MARTIN CALLED THE MEETING TO ORDER, BRO. STEVE WATKINS, PASTOR OF MUNFORDVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, OPENED THE MEETING WITH PRAYER. JAILER ISRAEL BERGENSON GAVE THE JAIL REPORT STATING THERE WAS A TOTAL OF 180 IN THE COUNTY JAIL. JAILER BERGENSON ALSO PRESENTED THE COURT WITH A CHECK FOR JUST OVER $7,691.AFTER ROUTINE BUSINESS, THE COURT APPROVED BUDGET TRANSFER #7, APPROVED COUNTY CLERK'S AMENDED 2018 BUDGET, ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY AT THE JAIL, APPROVED THE JUDGE TO SIGN RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT MODERNIZE KY'S TRANSPORTATION FUNDING GUIDE, 1ST READING OF 15 MPH FOR WILDLIFE ROAD, 2019 HOLIDAY SCHEDULE, REAPPOINTMENT OF DAVID PAIGE AND VIRGINIA DAVIS TO PLANNING COMMISSION, REAPPOINTMENT OF ELAINE DIGGS TO 109 BOARD. REAPPOINTMENT OF TODD TURLEY TO ASSESSMENT APPEALS BOARD, REAPPOINTMENT OF MARSHA COOK, DR. DON GREEN, DR. SARAH BICKER, DONNA LOGSDON, AND MARTHA ROGERS TO HEALTH DEPARTMENT BOARD, REAPPOINTMENT OF JOHN BUNNELL AND DR. KEVIN FLOWERS TO AMBULANCE BOARD, APPROVED TO WAIVE TAKING BIDS ON SURPLUS DRUG DOG AND ALLOWING DEPUTY SHERIFF JOHN WARNUCK TO TAKE POSSESSION OF THE DOG, AND MAGISTRATES REQUESTS. THE COURT ALSO RECOGNIZED SHERIFF BOSTON HENSLEY FOR 13 YEARS OF SERVICE TO HART COUNTY. THE COURT'S NEXT MEETING WILL BE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19TH, AT 9:00 A.M. IN THE COURTROOM.
Area high school basketball action
Friday night area high school basketball action:
Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will be on the road, taking on Green County with a Girl/boy double header. Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will also travel to take on Larue County in a girl/boy double header beginning at 5:30 p.m. Join WLOC for live play by play coverage of both Hart County games starting at 5:10 p.m.
Hart County vs. Taylor County games Thursday
Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will
entertain Taylor County Thursday night at Memorial Elementary School in the 2A Classic at 5:30 p.m. Join Studio 101 as we broadcast both games starting with the pregame show at 5:10 p.m.
Purse and tv stolen in robbery
A purse and TV have been stolen in a Bowling Green robbery. police say four men stole a 55" tv from Vernon Lee and a purse from Tina Bishop. They say the robbery occurred when one of the men pointed a sawed-off shotgun at Bishop in the alley behind the Hummingbird Apartments on Clay Street just before 10:00 p.m. Tuesday. Officers say none of the tenants in the apartments saw or knew anything about the robbery.
Local motel theft leads to arrest in Alabama
Horse Cave Police responded to a theft early Sunday morning after receiving a call from an employee of the Holiday Express Motel. According to police, two suspects driving a stolen vehicle traveling I-65, stopped at the Motel and broke into a passenger car, stealing an undisclosed amount of cash and personal belongings. After Leaving, it was discovered they had used one of the credit cars to make purchases at two locations in Bowling Green. Officer Webb of the Horse Cave Police Department, notified Bowling Green Police of the incident. Later in the evening, one of the suspects was arrested in Birmingham Alabama. Coordination between the four police departments, including Horse Cave, helped to identify the suspects to obtain warrants through the Hart County Attorney's Office. The investigation is ongoing.
3-year-old dies after chain-reaction crash
A Taylor County family is grieving over the loss of a 3-year-old boy. Hunter Hedgespeth died from injuries he suffered in a multi-car accident in Campbellsville November 27th. Hunter was in a car driven by 30 year-old Sarah A. Hedgespeth, of Greensburg, when she was hit in the chain-reaction crash. He died in Norton's Children's Hospital in Louisville Wednesday, December 5th. Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
Tennessee woman arrested after following man
A Tennessee woman has been arrested on
various charges in Glasgow. Glasgow Police received a call from dispatch
from a man identified as Benjamin Ford. Ford advised that someone had been
following him from Nashville to Glasgow. The dispatcher told Ford to pull
into the White Castle restaurant and wait for law enforcement to arrive.
When officers arrived at the scene, they made contact with 27 year-old
Sherita Burnett, of TN. While being detained, Burnett slipped out of her
handcuffs and was arrested. She is charged with disorderly conduct,
2nd degree, resisting arrest, possession of open alcoholic beverage
container in motor vehicle prohibited and public intoxication
controlled substance (excluding alcohol).
Two arrested at Glasgow home Monday
An officer with the Glasgow Police Department responded to a complaint of two male subjects with active warrants at a residence on Sunset Avenue. After an investigation, 35 year-old Timothy R. Hagan, of Lucas, was arrested on a Violation of a Kentucky EPO/DVO. 61 year-old Douglas Pennycuff, of Glasgow, was arrested for drug paraphernalia - buy/possess. Both men were lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Hart-Green County games postponed
The re-scheduled game for Wednesdasy night, December 5th, between Hart County and Green County has been postponed. No date for the game has been given.
Thursday night:
Hart County Fiscal Court Meeting Thursday
Hart County Fiscal Court will meet Thursday, December 6th, at 9:00 a.m. on the 2nd floor of the courtroom. New business will include: approving County Clerk's Amended 2018 budget, approve Judge Executive to sign resolution, support to modernize Ky's Transportation funding mechanisms and approval to re-appointment for 109 Board, Planning Commission, Assessment Appeals Board, Health Department Board and to Ambulance Board, also the disposal of county property.
5th, 2018
I-65 widening project nears completion.
With weather cooperating, projects designed to widen I-65 to six lanes will be complete by Christmas.
The 91-mile stretch from the Tennessee line to Elizabethtown has been completed in phases over nearly two decades. Chris Jessie, public information officer for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s district highway office in Elizabethtown, said a segment from Smith’s Grove to Exit 28 near the Corvette Assembly Plant was first because of needed improvements in a high-crash area. About 15 years ago, widening work started near Franklin at the state line and has been progressively moving north. The final project is the 10-mile route from Sonora to Elizabethtown’ssouthern exit. Jessie also says some of the final details such as shoulder work, rumble strips and paving markers can be done with all six lanes operating.
Wednesday, December 5th, 2018
Circuit Judge denies dismissal of civil case
A motion for dismissal has been denied for the City of Glasgow, the Barren-Metcalfe Emergency Communications Center and two boards, for their actions or inactions in response to a 991 call. Circuit Judge John T. Alexander denied the dismissal involving the death of 22 year-old Kristen Rae Edwards. Edwards' administrators filed the civil action in July, the day after Clark W. Smith pleaded guilty to murder and two other charges related to her death. They contend the 911 center was negligent after no action was taken when they received a call from Edwards. Circuit Judge John T. Alexander, also said that “a summary judgment motion may be proper after the parties have had time to conduct discovery.”
Barren County fatality shooting
A Barren County fatality shooting will be presented to the Barren County Grand Jury. The Barren County Sheriff’s Office is still investigating the shooting on Peters Creek Road that occurred on Friday afternoon that resulted in the death of 29 year-old Mark Adam Bellamy, of Park City. The shooting occurred at the home of Tracy Wyatt who is
Bellamy’s mother-in-law. Tracy Wyatt shot Bellamy following a family dispute at the residence. The circumstances that lead up to the shooting are still currently being investigated. The case will be presented to the Barren County Grand Jury later this month to see if a criminal charge will be handed down and what charge would be applicable.
Warren County officials search for shooter
The Warren County Sheriff's Office is asking anyone with information about a drive-by shooting that occurred Saturday night to call them at 270-842-1633. Deputies say a vehicle pulled up and shot a house on Quebec Way. According to officials, no one was hurt. They say at this time, there are no suspects, and no one saw the vehicle. Deputies say they did canvas the area and they are still investigating.
Jury convicts Radcliff man on murder charge
It took less than three hours for a Hardin County jury on Friday to convict a Radcliff man in the 2017 death of his former fiancee. 35 year-old Brian Woods was found guilty of murder and tampering with physical evidence. Woods was arrested April 4th, 2017 when he walked into Radcliff police headquarters and confessed to killing 32 year-old Maria Williams, a mother of four children. She had been reported missing by her family that day. He had placed William's body in garbage bags and then put her in a corner of a garage at the home. Woods would be sentenced to life in prison when formal sentencing is held in Hardin Circuit Court.
Two die in 4-vehicle collision on Hwy 90
Kentucky State Police say a four-vehicle collision in Barren County has ended with two people dead and others injured.
The accident happened around 4446 Happy Valley Road. Police say 57-year-old Richard Gray of Lansing, Michigan was driving westbound in a tractor trailer when he crossed lanes into oncoming traffic. It was then that Gray's truck hit another commercial vehicle driven by Mihail Strungav, 33, of New Orleans, Louisiana. Gray's truck also hit a Ford van driven by 47-year-old William Johnson of Louisville, as well as a Nissan pickup truck driven by 26-year-old Seth Aterburn of Cave City. Richard S. Gray was pronounced dead on scene by the Barren County Coroner’s Office. William Johnson was transported to Vanderbilt University Hospital, where he later died. A passenger in Johnson’s vehicle, Latoya P. Britton, 44, along with Seth Arterburn were treated and released from TJ Sampson Hospital. KSP is still investigating the accident.
Two arrested in Cave City on drug charges
On Saturday, Cave City Police arrested a Horse Cave man on weapon and drug charges. Cave City Police observed a red ford pickup driving on Mammoth Cave Street in a careless manner. Upon contact with the male driver he was acting nervous Officers observed a rifle sticking out from under a blanket that was in floor board of the truck. The driver was then detained. Upon investigation the name that was provided to Officers by the driver was a convicted felon. A search of the vehicle revealed a 22 Marlin Rifle and a small bag of suspected meth. A female passenger in the vehicle was identified as Jessica Smith of Horse Cave , she along with the male driver was arrested on charges of possession of controlled substance meth. After the male subject was booked into Barren County Detention Center it was discovered that he gave a family members identification. The male subject was identified as Andre Goodman of Horse Cave. Goodman was additionally charged with Giving Officer False Identifying Information , Theft Of Identity Of Another W/O Consent. Goodman was originally charged with possession of controlled substance meth , possession of Firearm By Convicted Felon along with other traffic offenses. Goodman and Smith were also served with Bench Warrants for Hart County. Arrest was made byOfficer Judd and he was assisted by Chief Riley.
Fatal shooting in Barren County
At approximately 12:36 p.m. on Friday, the Barren County Sheriff's Office responded to a shooting following a family dispute at 3888 Peters Creek Road. After arriving, deputy's located 29 year-old Mark Adam Bellamy, of Park City, at the residence with a single gunshot wound. Bellamy was pronounced dead at the scene by the Barren County Coroners Office. The investigation into this incident is ongoing and no further details have been released at this time.
Alvaton woman dies after head-on crash
A collision in Warren County Sunday night
claimed the life of an Alvaton woman. Kentucky State Police received a call to respond to a two vehicle injury collision on I-65, Southbound, near the 24mm in Bowling Green. A witness told police a woman driving on I-65 slowed down and turned onto the exit, and then got back on southbound driving in the opposite direction. The operator of the car was identified as 30 year-old Cassandra Garrison, of St. Louis, Missouri. Garrison struck a Ford Mustang head-on being operated by 41 year-old Amy Eakles, of Alvaton. Garrison and Eakles were transported by EMS to the Medical Center in Bowling Green. Amy Eakles was later flown to Vanderbilt University Hospital where she died. Garrison received treatment of non-life threatening injuries. No further information is available at this time.
Monday, December 3rd, 2018
Area high school basketball action
In Monday night area highschool basketball action, Caverna Lady Colonels will entertain Warren Central at 7:00 p.m. Join WLOC Studio 101 for play by play coverage beginning at 6:45 with the pregame show.
Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys will be on the road Tuesday night as they take on Green County in a girl/boy double header at 5:30 p.m. WLOC will have live action of both games starting at 5:10 p.m. with the pregame show.
Monday night area highschool basketball
Caverna Lady Colonels will entertain Warren
Central at 7:00 p.m. Join WLOC Studio 101 for play by play coverage beginning at 6:45 with the pregame show.
Friday night area high school basketball.
It's rivalry night. Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will host the Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys in a girl/boy double header at 5:30 p.m. Join WLOC - Studio 101 for complete coverage of both games beginning with the pregame show at 5:10 p.m.
Chain reaction crash fatality in Taylor County
A man who died in a chain-reaction crash in Taylor County has been identified. Several vehicles were involved in the crash around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday that shut down Highway 55 near Swan's Landing in Campbellsville. Campbellsville Police said a woman driving a 2017 GMC Yukon was stopped on Kentucky 55 waiting to turn left, when a 2003 Dodge dually pickup that was pulling a gooseneck trailer, loaded with logs, failed to stop and caused a chain reaction crash with two other vehicles in between. One of the vehicles was a taxi. 31 year-old Steven Taylor, of Burkesville, who was a passenger in the taxi was taken to Taylor Regional Hospital where he died. A 3 year-old child who was in another vehicle, remains in critical condition at Norton Children's Hospital.
EMS Board to apply for credit as safety net
The Barren-Metcalfe EMS Board met Wednesday evening. The board has approved new bylaws to address the dispute of what entity should pay remaining deficit amounts.
$86,000 has not been paid. In order to buy time to resolve the issue, the Ambulance Board approved a motion to apply for a $100,000 line of credit as a safety net.
Barren County Grand Jury recent indictments
A Barren County Grand Jury recently returned indictments on the following people:
30 year-old Jonathan Antonio Kirk, of Glasgow, for failure to comply with sex offender registration, 2nd or more offense and failure to notify address change to Department of Transportation.
38 year-old Larry Kevin Oakley, of Glasgow, for sexual abuse, 1st degree, in a continuing course of conduct, child less than 12 years of age.
21 year-old Ryan Owen Dugger, of Glasgow, for theft by unlawful taking or disposition, $500 or more but under $10,000.
21 year-old Deon Roberts, of Glasgow, for possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree - Meth and drug paraphernalia - buy/possess.
23 year-old David Hunter Bowles, of Glasgow, for receiving stolen property (firearm).
32 year-old Michael Ray Abney, of Cave City, for rape, 3rd degree and sodomy, 3rd degree and 43 year-old Betty J. Keyes, of Cave City, for complicity to rape and sodomy, both 3rd degree.
32 year-old Ethan L. Hatfield, of Glasgow, for arson, 1st degree, 2 counts of wanton endangerment, 1st degree, and criminal mischief, 1st degree.
22 year-old Christy K. McClellan, of Glasgow, for possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree (methamphetamine) and endangering the welfare of a minor.
38 year-old Jeffrey D. Rowe, of Cave City, for possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree, Meth, 2nd offense, drug paraphernalia - buy/possess, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol/drugs, 2nd offense and criminal trespass, 2nd degree.
41 year-old Robert Christopher Browning, of Glasgow, for criminal possession of a forged instrument, 1st degree, possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree, (1 count each) for Methamphetamine, Hydrocodone and Morphine, and possession of a controlled substance, 3rd degree, along with drug paraphernalia - buy/possess.
41 year-old Laymon Cleo Riggs, of Cave City, for possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree (Hydrocodone), carrying a concealed deadly weapon, failure of non-owner operator to maintain required insurance, 1st offense, failure to wear a seatbelt and failure to produce insurance card.
47 year-old John Ebbin Tillberry, of Horse Cave, for possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree (methamphetamine) and DUI, 1st offense.
32 year-old James Evans Arms, of Cave City, for possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree - Meth, 2nd offense, no/expired Kentucky registration receipt and registration plates and display of illegal or altered registration plate.
51 year-old Robert Suver, of Glasgow, for criminal possession of a forged instrument, 1st degree, possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree (Methamphetamine), drug paraphernalia - buy/possess.
55 year-old Jimmy H. Minton, of Glasgow, for possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree (methamphetamine).
45 year-old Joseph D. Harper, of Glasgow, for possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree (methamphetamine).
34 year-old John Andrew Johnson, of Glasgow, for burglary, 2nd degree, attempted kidnapping, fleeing or evading police (on foot), 2nd degree, assault, 4th degree, domestic violence (no visibly injury) and terroristic threatening, 3rd degree.
40 year-old Billy Dwight Kitchens, of Cave City, for possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree (Methamphetamine), theft of identity of another without consent, drug paraphernalia - buy/possess, possession of marijuana and giving officer false identifying information.
35 year-old Gregory Joseph McCauley, of Cave City, for possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree, (Methamphetamine), drug paraphernalia - buy/possess, possession of marijuana, rear license plate not illuminated and instructional permit violations.
26 year-old Joshue Allen Miller, of Glasgow, for possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree (Methamphetamine), and drug paraphernalia - buy/possess.
36 year-old Ashley Brook Costello, of Glasgow, for assault, 2nd degree and domestic violence.
31 year-old Holly Diane Shelton, of Glasgow, for assault, 2nd degree, criminal mischief, 1st degree, DUI, 1st offense and failure to wear seatbelt.
Friday, November 30th, 2018
Magisterial race recount shows no change
A recount in a magisterial race in Barren Circuit Court took place Thursday morning. In the race for District 6 Barren County magistrate, Republican Kenneth Sartin won the November 6th general election by one vote over his opponent, incumbent Democrat Charles Allen - 975 to 974. Allen had petitioned for a recount as there was only one vote between the two candidates. Circuit Judge John T. Alexander recapped the figures, announcing there was no change in the results after ballots were recounted individually.
Sartin was declared the winner of District 6 Barren County Magistrate.
Several arrests made by Glasgow Police
Glasgow Police responded to a theft report Monday
from Burkes Outlet. 48 year-old Carl David Dobson was questioned several times by officers if he had taken anything from the store. After an investigation, Dobson was arrested for theft after $4.23 worth of merchandise was located in his pocket. Dobson was lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.In a separate incident Monday around noon, an officer with the Glasgow Police Department responded to a complaint of a shoplifter at Circle K store. After viewing video surveillance, 30 year-old Cody A. Rivera, of Glasgow, was arrested for theft by unlawful taking - shoplifting under $500.
A Glasgow man was arrested Monday night on drug charges. Glasgow Dispatch received a complaint of a white male dressed in camo clothing, walking out in front of a vehicle on Columbia Avenue. 23 year-old James A. Lovell, of Glasgow, was located after he stepped in front of a police car. He was arrested and charged with Drug paraphernalia - buy/possess and alcohol intoxication in a public place (1st & 2nd offense). Lovell was lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
The Glasgow Police Department executed several indictment warrants Monday night. 27 year-old Dakota Allen Fields, was taken into custody on charges of Assault 3rd degree - police officer or probation officer, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs, 3rd offense and giving an officer false identifying information.
32 year-old Michael Ray Abney, of Cave City, was arrested on 2 indictment warrants for Rape and Sodomy, 3rd degree. Both men were lodged in the Barren County
Detention Center.
Thursday, November 29th, 2018
Trial date set for West Virginia man charged with murders
A West Virginia man, facing two counts of murder,
appeared in Hardin Circuit Court Tuesday afternoon. Several family members, friends and classmates of 18 year-old Jack Barber and 17 year-old Katarina Peeters, held photographs in the courtroom, of the two teens who were killed October 20th in a car crash after a police chase. 36 year-old Shawn Welsh led police on the chase which ended when he crashed into a car driven by Barber. Welsh was captured after he fled a stolen Silverado truck and was lodged inthe Hardin County Detention Center in lieu of a $1 million cash bond.
At Tuesday’s appearance before Hardin Circuit Judge Ken Howard, an August 12th trial date was set.Welsh is charged with two counts of murder; two counts of first-degree assault; first-degree persistent felony offender; receiving stolen property more than $500; first-degree fleeing or evading police in a motor vehicle; and first-degree possession of methamphetamine.
I-65 traffic advisory - Southbound 91 and 82 milepoints
Work to finalize southbound widening of I65 in Hardin County will require reducing the interstate to one lane at both ends of the work zone at Milepoints 91 and 82 (Thursday, November 29th). The left lane will be closed. The right lane and access to Exits 91 and 86 will remain open. Work is expected to begin at 11am and should be complete by 6pm. Delays will be possible at these locations. After this lane closure is complete, Southbound I65 should be open to three lanes through Hardin County.
Wednesday, November 28th, 2018
Area high school basketball scores
Tuesday night, the Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys hosted Bethlehem in a girl/boy double header. In the girls game, Bethlehem defeated the Lady Raiders 59 to 23. Hart County's Kylie Adcock scored 10 points. In boys action, Hart County Boys defeated Bethlehem with a final score of 61 to 38 with John Shoulders scoring 24 points and had 7 rebounds.
Wednesday, November 28th, 2018
Friday night area high school basketball.
It's rivalry night.
Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys will host the Hart County Lady Raiders and Raider Boys in a girl/boy double header at 5:30 p.m. Join WLOC - Studio 101 for complete coverage of both games beginning with the pregame show at 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday, November 28th, 2018
Cave City woman not guilty in sale of alcohol
A Cave City woman accused of allowing the sale or bartering of alcohol on a business premises has been found not guilty. After a short trial, Leticia Cline, who co-owns the property at 4054 Mammoth Cave Road with her sister, Shannon Burke, was charged with the misdemeanor crime after an event took place September 2nd. Cline had not
actually applied for an alcohol license. Judge Pendleton ruled that at the time of the event, the premises was not a business.
Wednesday, November 28th, 2018
Horse Cave Police lawsuit moved to federal court
The civil suit filed by Anthony Owens and his mother, Sheila Bryant, against the City of Horse Cave and it's police department, has been moved from Hart Circuit Court to federal court in Bowling Green. The mother and son accused the department of unlawful arrest, assault, and of planting drugs on them. They claim police retaliated against them after Owens posted on social media that the department was corrupt. Former Horse Cave Police officers Chris Trulock and Larry Dale Martin, former Chief Sean Henry, the department, the city, and Horse Cave Mayor Randall Curry are all named as defendants. The case has been moved to federal court due to the complaint raising numerous federal questions alleging violations of the U. S. Constitution.
Wednesday, November 28th, 2018
Adair County man indicted for assault
The assault, involving two men, took place two months ago. Kentucky State Police responded to a reported assault September 16th at a home on Reynolds Road, east of Columbia. The victim, Andy Loy, told police that Lacy Grant had beaten him. Grant was found two weeks later hiding on a farm in Cumberland County. He was recently indicted on charges of assault, terroristic threatening and wanton endangerment.
November is Adoption Awareness Month
As an effort to increase awareness of this special month, the Cabinet for Health and Family Services will host a balloon launch at the courthouse lawn, in Munfordville on Tuesday, November 27th at 1:00 pm. This event is to celebrate those children who have found their “forever families” through adoption. There will be foster/adoptive parents sharing their experiences. The community is invited.
Hart County Chamber ribbon cutting
The Hart County Chamber of Commerce will host a ribbon cutting for Gentlemen's Barber Shop on Friday. The new business is located at 200 East Union Street in Munfordville. The ribbon cutting will be held at 3:00 p.m. with light refreshments and door prize drawings.
Warren County officials search for fleeing man
The Warren County Sheriff's Office is looking for a man after they say he fled. According to the department, a deputy tried to conduct a traffic stop on Saturday on 2003 Chevy Malibu driven by Shenard Holton. Officials said Holton refused to stop and continued on Scottsville Road, traveling across the center line into on-coming traffic near the intersection of Scottsville Road and Cave Mill Road. According to the report, Holton then got out of his car and started fleeing from the deputy on foot. But, Holton didn't put his car in park so the Chevy Malibu continued on, hitting another vehicle. The sheriff's office said Holton refused to respond to verbal commands to stop and was seen running behind Logan's Roadhouse. A perimeter was set up in an attempt to locate him, but deputies were unsuccessful. Officials said Shenard Holton is an African-American male and was last seen wearing a black/blue shirt, black pants and white shoes.
Murder trial continue for Radcliff man
An attorney for a Radcliff man charged with killing his former fiancee said Monday afternoon that Brian Woods "snapped" and that led to the beating death of Maria Williams. Public defender Erin Hartman said 35 year-old Woods took a fireplace shovel and repeatedly beat Williams more than 30 times until " she wasn't moving." Woods was arrested two days later when he walked into the Radcliff Police Department and admitted to killing Williams, who was 32. The trial resumes at 9:00 a.m. Wednesday with Hardin Circuit Judge Kelly Mark Easton.
Hodgenville man steals ambulance
A Hodgenville man has been arrested and charged with stealing an ambulance. A GPS tracking system led police to an address on Hodgenville Road, where the ambulance was found abandoned. Police units searched the area and located 43 year-old Jason Chelf, who matched the suspect's description. Upon questioning by authorities, Chelf admitted to taking the ambulance from Hardin Memorial Hospital. Elizabethtown Police Department arrived at HMH around 6:00 p.m. Friday. The ambulance had been stolen from the ambulance bay at the hospital while it was waiting to transport a patient. Chelf was charged with theft of an automobile of more than $10,000. He was released Monday from the Hardin County Detention Center after a $25,000 unsecured bond was posted on his behalf.
Barren Circuit Court appearances
A Glasgow man accused of holding four people hostage at gunpoint,
appeared in Barren Circuit Court Monday. 28 year-old Michael R. Yanez was arrested in March after he held three adults and a small child at gunpoint overnight, firing the gun toward them and assaulted one person. Yanez is facing multiple counts of kidnapping and wanton endangerment, along with other crimes. The case has been continued to December 10th with another pretrial conference. Yanez remains lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.Also appearing in Barren Circuit Court Monday was 32 year-old
Eric N. Wycisk, of Ontario, Canada. Wycisk was charged with four counts of first-degree wanton endangerment after allegedly shooting a firework at another vehicle while he was riding in the passenger seat of a pickup in July. An officer with the Glasgow Police Department witnessed the crime. The driver of the other vehicle told police the firework struck the driver's side window before exploding. The driver's wife and two childrenwere also inside the vehicle. Wycisk pleaded guilty Monday to all four counts. A one year sentence for each count was recommended, but the Commonwealth did not object to
a pretrial diversion.
Jury trial scheduled in fatal shooting
A jury trial has been scheduled for a Barren County man accused of fatally shooting a Scottsville man. 52 year-old Bobby Ray Conatser appeared in Barren Circuit Court
Monday for a pretrial conference. Conatser is accused
of shooting 40 year-old Kevin M. Miller on Lick Branch Road in the early morning hours of July 8th. The next pretrial conference has been set for April 15th with the trial scheduled for August 6th.
Area high school basketball scores from Monday night
In Girls:
Logan County 52 Warren East 48
Pulaski County 64 Adair County 50
In Boys:
Metcalfe County 89 Butler County 71
Taylor County 72 Bullitt Central 65
Ohio man arrested on rape charges
A 19 year-old Ohio man has been arrested on rape charges in Barren County. The Barren County Sheriff's Office received a report Friday from Greenview Hospital in Bowling Green of a suspected rape, that allegedly occurred the night before. The victim who reported the incident was interview and after an investigation, 19 year-old Gregory S. Rhodes, of Middletown, OH, was arrested and charged with Rape 1st Degree- Incapable of Consent- Physically Helpless. He was lodged in the Barren County Jail.
Area high school basketball action
Area high school basketball gets underway Monday night as Caverna Lady Colonels and Caverna Boys travel to take on Fort Knox in a girl/boy double header beginning at 5:30 p.m.
Hart County Lady Raiders and Hart County Boys will play at Memorial Elementary School Tuesday night in a girl/boy double header against Bethlehem at 5:30 p.m.
Studio 101 will have live play by play coverage of both games beginning with the pregame show at 5:15 p.m.
Police pursuit in Bowling Green
According to Kentucky State Police, a man was arrested after a short pursuit over the weekend. Officials arrested 31 year-old Codi Henson after a pursuit in Bowling Green late Saturday night. KSP said a trooper tried to stop a car, driven by Henson, near McGinnis Quarry Road in Bowling Green because it didn't have it's headlights on. Troopers said instead of stopping, the vehicle accelerated and turned onto Bristow Road where it ran off the roadway. Henson was taken to the Warren County Regional Jail and faces several charges including Wanton Endangerment 1st degree, Fleeing or Evading Police, 2nd degree, and Possession of Marijuana.
Robbery reported in Bowling Green
Bowling Green police responded to a report of a robbery early Friday morning on Pascoe Boulevard. The victim told officers a man approached her in the breezeway of her house, threatened her with a gun and demanded money. The man then ran away from the area. Police are still looking for the suspect.
E-town man sentenced in murder case
Sentencing for an Elizabethtown man charged with murder, was handed down Tuesday in Hardin Circuit Court. 21 year-old Austen Green admitted to police
that he shot and killed Anthony Gullotto in December 2017 while the two men were sitting in a vehicle behind the shopping center near Freeman Lake Park. Green was arrested and charged with murder, and also plead guilty to tampering with physical evidence, receiving stolen property — firearm and receiving stolen property less than $500. Green was arrested Dec. 20 and charged with murder. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison. According to state law, he will be eligible for parole after serving 20 years.
Two people shot in Grayson County
Kentucky State Police (KSP) Post 4 detectives are investigating a shooting that occurred in the Ju
gville Community in Grayson County. On November 21, 2018 at approximately 1:18 AM CST; KSP Post 4 was contacted by Grayson County E911 requesting KSP investigate a shooting that had occurred near 2519 Richland Road. The preliminary investigation revealed, 59 year-old Johnnie Hayes, of Caneyville, and 39 year-old Wanda Ferguson, of Rosine, observed individuals attempting to steal items from a barn located on their property. Hayes and Ferguson attempted to follow the individual(s) in an unknown vehicle after it left the property. Hayes and Ferguson then confronted the individual(s) near their residence on Richland Road and shots were fired. Both Hayes and Ferguson sustained gunshot wound injuries. Hayes was flown to University of Louisville Hospital for non-life-threatening injuries and Ferguson was flown to Vanderbilt University for non-life-threatening injuries and was later released. At this time, no suspect(s) have been charged. KSP Post 16, Grayson County Sheriff’s Office and the Grayson County EMS assisted KSP at the scene. The investigation is ongoing by KSP Detective Mike Cook.
Hidden River Cave to be featured on KET
Hidden River Cave in downtown Horse Cave will be featured this winter on KET Television. 10 University of Kentucky students and their professor visited and recorded footage for the television show in the Spring. In the reality show, "Transformative Travels: Exploring Kentucky", students and their professor explore tourist attractions in western Kentucky and discuss the impact each destination and experience had on their lives. The show will air in six episodes in December and January, with the first episode featuring Hidden River Cave on Saturday, December 8th at 2:30 p.m. on KET.
Former WKU student pleads guilty in fatal shooting
A former Western Kentucky University student has pleaded guilty to reckless homicide. 22 year-old Peter G. Gall was charged in the fatal shooting of another student, 21 year-old Kenneth A. Davis. Gall entered the plea Tuesday in Warren Circuit Court. He says the two men had been drinking and tailgating outside a football game. Gall claims they were "play fighting" when Davis was accidentally shot. The plea agreement calls for Gall to serve four years in prison. Formal sentencing is set for Jan. 22nd.
Civil rights violations lawsuit moved
A lawsuit accusing three former Horse Cave Police Department officers of civil rights violations, was moved Wednesday to federal court. Anthony Owens and his mother, Sheila Bryant, originally filed the suit against former Officers Larry Dale Martin and Chris Trulock and suspended Chief Sean Henry last month in Hart Circuit Court. In the lawsuit, Owens and Bryant alleged that their constitutional rights were violated and that the officers used excessive force, committed assault and battery, negligence, unlawful search and seizure, false arrest/imprisonment and malicious prosecution.
Wednesday, November 21st, 2018
Cave City businessman searches for attorney
A Cave City businessman who has been charged in connection with a federal bank fraud case, is still searching for an attorney to represent him. Michael T. Barrick was indicted by a federal grand jury in November, 2016. The indictment alleges that he worked with co-defendants Lorri Hughes, Roger D. Hagan and Garry Hammer to execute and attempt to execute schemes to obtain money and assets from American Bank & Trust, Monticello Bank and what was then known as PBI Bank, but is now Limestone Bank, under false pretenses when buying and selling property, including businesses in Kentucky and Tennessee from 2007 to 2012. Barrick and his co-defendants pleaded not guilty to all charges on November 23rd, 2016. Barrick is partnering with Paul Hatfield, a descendant of the Hatfield family from West Virginia, to build the Hatfield & McCoy Kentucky Moonshiners Museum. They anticipate having the park open to the public by the spring of 2019.
Mass shooting avoided in Springfield, KY
An arrest report says Springfield Police responded to the scene of LB Manufacturing Monday afternoon after receiving word of a suspicious vehicle on the property. An officer approached the suspect, 37 year-old Matthew Smith, of Lebanon, who began making suspicious movements before asking for the officer's badge number. Smith refused to leave the vehicle, but when the officer opened his driver side door, he noticed Smith was armed with a handgun. The officer reported Smith raised the firearm, but the officer was able to grab his hand to take it away. During the struggle, Smith reached for a gun in his waistband, but the officer was able to eventually handcuff him.
Wednesday, November 21st, 2018
Several charged with assault in Hardin County
Kentucky State Police Post 4 investigation of a video has lead to several charged with assault. On Monday, KSP was informed by the Hardin County School System that they had been notified of a video posted on social media showing several current and former Central Hardin High School students, involved in a physical altercation. The assault occurred at the corner of Poplar Level Road and Dahl Road in Jefferson County. The altercation lead to the 16 year-old victim being taken to Norton's Children's Hospital for non-life threatening injuries. Through the investigation, KSP Post 4 detectives were able to identify two adults and three juveniles that were involved in the assault. One 15 year-old and two 16 year-old were cited and released to the custody of their parents. The two adults, 19 year-old Derek Taylor, of Elizabethtown, and 18 year-old Wesley Lawler, of Glendale, were charged with Assault, 2nd degree. Both Taylor and Lawler were lodged in the Hardin County Detention Center. The investigation is ongoing.
Two drug arrests in Glasgow
Two people were arrested Sunday morning in Glasgow on various drug charges. Glasgow Police were dispatched to Houchen's Southgate Plaza after receiving a call that a pickup had a flat tire and was continuing to drive in the park
ing lot. After an investigation, 50 year-old Joseph Paul Hester, of Oakland, and 44 year-old Tonya Stinson, of Munfordville, were arrested and charged with possession of a controlled substance, 1st degree -(methamphetamine), drug paraphernalia - buy/possess, possession of marijuana and public intoxication - controlled substance. Both Hester and Stinson were lodged in the Barren County Detention Center.
Adair County inmate back in custody
An Adair County inmate who escaped from jail last week, is back in custody. Kentucky State Police say they received information that 25 year-old William Loy, of Columbia, was possibly armed and staying at a home on Spring Street. Four other agencies joined KSP and found Loy hiding behind several mattresses in the home. He has been lodged in the Adair County Jail facing charges of escape and resisting arrest.
Louisville man arrested for rape in Campbellsville
A Louisville man has been arrested on rape charges in Campbellsville. According to Kentucky State Police, officials responded to the Taylor County Hospital ER, regarding an alleged rape that occurred last Wednesday night. Police then collected evidence and a statement from the victim. Christopher Roark was arrested and taken to the Taylor County Jail.
Cave City City Council meeting
The Cave City Council voted 5-1 during a special-called meeting Monday to withdraw from the Barren River Drug Task Force. The decision was made by the city council after listening to Cave City Police Chief Terrill Riley, who asked that the city withdraw from the drug task force so that the officer currently assigned to the drug task force can work for the Cave City Police Department as a full-time detective.
Recount scheduled in magisterial race
The date has been set for a recount of ballots in the Barren County District 6 Magisterial Race. It will be held Thursday, November 29th, at 9:00 a.m. in Barren Circuit Court. According to unofficial vote tallies from the county clerk's office on election night and a recanvass, Incumbent Democrat Charles Allen received 974 votes and his Republican challenger, Kenneth Sartin, received 975. Allen has requested a recount of the ballots.
Tuesday, November 20th, 2018
Accidental shooting in Glasgow
Over the weekend, Glasgow Police responded to an accidental shooting at a home on Cedar Street. Authorities found the victim on the scene, who had been shot in the leg with a shotgun. The accused shooter was taken into custody. Police determined that the accidental shooting took place during a disagreement between two friends. The victim did not suffer any life-threatening injuries.
KYTC urges preparing for license changes
With large numbers of travelers expected to
take to the skies and roads this holiday season, the Kentucky Transportation
Cabinet (KYTC) encouraging license holders to check their card’s expiration
date to avoid delays at airport security checkpoints and possible citations
on the road.
Prior to air travel, Kentuckians should check the expiration date on their
license, permit or personal ID to make sure it is valid for both their
departure and return dates. Identity credentials can be renewed up to six
months before the listed expiration date by visiting the Circuit Court Clerk
office in the cardholder’s county of residence.
Some Kentuckians may need to obtain replacement copies of documents if they
plan to present them to satisfy the requirements. A certified copy of a
birth certificate can be acquired by contacting the vital statistics agency
in the state of your birth. Those born in Kentucky may contact the
Kentucky Office of Vital Statistics. To
request a replacement Social Security card, visit the
Social Security Administration's website.
If your personal information (i.e. current legal name) is different than
what is displayed on your identity or lawful status document, you must
present additional documentation, such as a marriage license or divorce
decree. A full list of acceptable documents is
available online.
To prepare for the upcoming changes, visit
drive.ky.gov/confidentky.
Clerks Office will close Wednesday at noon
Hart County Clerk’s Office will close at noon Wednesday for the Thanksgiving holiday and will re-open Monday at 8:00 a.m.
WLOC Nursing Home Visits Dec. 13th
The Annual Nursing Home visits with WLOC will be held Thursday, December 13th. Studio 101 will be at Hart County Manor in Munfordville around 9:15 a.m. and then at Signature Health Care of Horse Cave around 10:30 a.m. singing Christmas songs and sharing the Christmas Story. Everyone is invited to join us. Monetary donations are now being collected for the two nursing homes. Donations can be dropped off at WLOC Radio Station on 31-W in Horse Cave or mail to: WLOC P. O. Box 98, Horse Cave, Ky. 42749. If you have any questions, please call 270-786-4400.
Monday, November 19th, 2018
Leitchfield man killed in collision
A 55 year-old Leitchfield man was killed Friday in a traffic collision. The Leitchfield Police Department said 55 year-old Charles H. Spalding was driving a 1998 Chevy S-10 north on South Main St. when the truck crossed the center line and struck a 2013 Buick driven by 28 year-old Saskia Helena Bartels. Spalding was pronounced dead at the scene by the Grayson County Coroner's Office. Bartels and a passenger were not injured.
Monday, November 19th, 2018
Cave City Council Special Called Meeting
Cave City Council will hold a special called meeting Monday, November 19th, at 4:00 p.m. Among several items, the council will review their audit from the fiscal year. Also, the council will discuss the interlocal agreement with the Drug Task Force.
Annual nursing home visits December 13th
The annual nursing home visits will be Thursday, December 13th. WLOC will be visiting Hart County Manor around 9:15 a.m. and then Signature Health Care of Hart County
at 10:30 a.m. Monetary donations are now being accepted and can be mailed to:
WLOC P.O. Box 98 - Horse Cave, Ky. 42749. Everyone is welcome to participate.
Radcliff man arrested for child sexual exploitation
A Radcliff man has been arrested on child sexual exploitation charges. The Kentucky State Police Electronic Crime Branch says the arrest of 32 year-old Dagan A. Boothe was made Wednesday afternoon, as the result of an undercover Crimes Against Children investigation. The investigation began after the suspect was discovered communicating with a juvenile online. Equipment used to facilitate the crime was found after a search warrant was executed at the Radcliff residence. Boothe was charged with one count each of Rape 2nd degree, Sodomy 2nd degree, Sexual Abuse, 1st degree, and one count of prohibited use of electronic means to procure a minor. Boothe was lodged in the Hardin County Detention Center.
Election results in Hart County remain the same
A hearing was held Wednesday morning in Hart Circuit Court, concerning possible voting problems in Horse Cave Precinct #104, where Judge Sims presided over the hearing. The Board of Election was present along with the two Horse Cave mayor candidates and 3 city council members of the City of Horse Cave. In the hearing, the county clerk stated that her office received a call in the afternoon on election day of a voter who said they were not permitted to vote in one of the races.
The clerk stated there was a total of 3 ballots that were used depending on where the voter lived. And the office had only been contacted by the one voter, Cheryl Martin, complaining of not being able to vote in the mayor's race.
The 4 precinct workers, Johnny Denton, Deborah Bradley,
Davetta Creenshaw and Cathy Jewell, were also present
and testified individually.
Judge Sims stated at the end of the
hearing, the court
saw no reason to request a recount in the mayor's race.
A recanvass of the Horse Cave Mayor's race and the Hart County School Board #1 race was held Thursday morning at the Hart County Clerk's Office and there was no change in the mayor's race or Hart County School District Board #1.
Radcliff man's child porn charges dismissed
A Radcliff man has received dismissal of one hundred
child pornography charges. In Hardin Circuit Court Tuesday morning, it was announced that Anthony Kikta III is facingstiffer federal charges following a recent indictment.
Kikta was arrested December 21st at his North Logsdon Parkway residence by the Hardin County Sheriff’s Office.He was charged with possessing or viewing of matter portraying a sexual performance by a minor as part of an investigation by local authorities and the Attorney General’s
Cyber Crimes Unit. Kikta had previously been convicted in 1998 of child molestation of an 8-year-old girl in Washington state and served a four-year sentence.
He moved to Kentucky in 2016. He faced a maximum sentence of 20 years if convicted on the charges.
E-town man remains out on bond
An Elizabethtown man charged with injuring his 1-month-old son remains out on bond. A hearing was held Tuesday morning in the case against 27 year-old Nigel Aguirre, adding a stipulation
to his bond conditions. Circuit Judge Ken Howard kept Aguirre’s bond where it is and also added that he is to have no contact with any child under the age of 2 and have no contact with his child. Aguirre was arrested November 3rd and charged with first-degree assault — domestic violence after the one-month-old child was examined at Hardin Memorial Hospital. The child remains at Norton Children's Hospital with multiple fractures, as well as spinal and brain injury. Aguirre pled not guilty Tuesday to the charge. He was released from the Hardin County Detention Center November 5th after a $25,000 cash or property bond was posted on his behalf. A pre-trial conference in the case has been set for Dec. 11th.
House fire in Glasgow Thursday
A structure fire occur
red Thursday afternoon at a Glasgow home. Glasgow Fire Department was called out to 106 Linwood Drive, where they found a small amount of smoke and flames coming from the ceiling of the exterior carport but no smoke inside the structure. Firefighters were able to contain the fire around the chimney. The homeowners were home at the time of the fire, however no injuries were reported at the scene. GFD was assisted on the scene by Glasgow Police Dept. and Barren/Metcalfe EMS.
Friday, November 16th, 2018
Traffic Advisory - I65 at Exit 91 in Hardin County
Due to icing, a major power transmission
line fell across the interstate on the south side of the interchange
Thursday morning. The utility company will be installing new line, requiring
both directions and south side ramps to be blocked. Work has been
scheduled for 9:00 a.m. this morning (Fri). Northbound motorists will
be diverted off the interstate at Exit 83 (Glendale) and over to US 31W to
rejoin I65 in Elizabethtown. Southbound motorists will be diverted off at
Exit 91 (toward Hodgenville) and over to US 31W to rejoin I65 in Glendale.
Motorists on I65
should be alert for slow/stopped traffic ahead. Signage will be posted.
Significant delays are expected.
Hart County Board of Ed meeting
The Hart County Board of Education will meet Thursday at 6:00 p.m. at Central Office.
Thursday, November 15th, 2018
Adair County inmate escapes custody
Police are looking for an Adair County inmate who escaped Tuesday while being transported from the courthouse to the jail. William C. Loy was able to escape custody around 11:00 p.m. Tuesday. He was last seen wearing gray sweatpants and a red and green sweatshirt with either the letter "A" or "E" on the front of it. Anyone with information, is asked to contact the Adair County Sheriff's Office at 270-384-2776 or the Kentucky State Police Post at 270-384-4796
Shooting suspect arrested in Hart County
Authorities have located and arrested a man wanted in a shooting incident that took place Monday evening on Charlie Mansfield Road. On Wednesday morning, uniformed KSP Troopers and Detectives arrested Jeremy Wheeler, who was occupying a cabin in a wooded area near Charles Mansfield Road. Wheeler was taken into custody without incident, and arrested on Burglary 1st and Assault 1st warrants, which were executed relating to the shooting of Steven Mansfield. Wheeler is currently lodged in the Hart County Detention Center. The investigation continues and is being led by Detective Gary Travis and Trooper Michael Murray.
Meet the Raiders Friday night at Munfordville Elementary
Meet The Raiders, Friday, November 16th, at Munfordville Elementary School. Come out and support your 2018-2019 Raider basketball teams. There will be a chili supper beginning at 5:00 p.m. and bids can be places on silent auction items. The Raider teams will be introduced at 7:00 p.m. Scrimmage games will follow.
Wednesday, November 14th, 2018
Beaver Dam man arrested for assaulting girlfriend
A Beaver Dam man was arrested Monday after allegedly holding his girlfriend against her will and assaulting her. The Ohio County Sheriff's Office said the woman was able to escape and was picked up by a person driving down the road. An arrest warrant was issued for Timothy Willoughby, who was found inside his home. He was taken into custody without incident. Willoughby was arrested and charged with Rape, 1st degree - Domestic Violence, Kidnapping - Adult, Wanton Endangerment - 1st degree, Sodomy, 1st degree - Domestic Violence, Assault 2nd degree and Terroristic Threatening, 3rd degree.
Wednesday, November 14th, 2018
Recent Hart County Grand Jury Indictments
The Hart County Grand Jury has returned 22 indictments, they include:
* 24 year-old Jackie Riggs for flagrant non-support
* 39 year-old Christopher Ferguson for flagrant non-support
* 32 year-old Billy Johnson for defrauding a secured creditor, less than $10,000
* 23 year-old Kayla Bryant for forgery
* 32 year-old Christina Helson for defrauding a secured creditor
* 39 year-old Andreaus Curry for possession of a forged instrument
* 27 year-old Nicholas Smith for wanton endangerment, promoting contraband, criminal trespass, no operator's license and operating a motor vehicle under the influence
* 21 year-old Kayln Huff for 1st degree trafficking
* 37 year-old William Durham for 2nd degree burglary and complicity to receiving stolen property
* 34 year-old Matthew McMahan for trafficking and possession of a handgun by a convicted felon
* 34 year-old Samantha Durham for complicity to receiving stolen property
*36 year-old Brandon Wease for trafficking and possession of a handgun by a convicted felon
* 33 year-old Josie Bishop for possession of a controlled substance, endangerment to a child, 4th degree, and tampering with physical evidence
* 21 year-old Benjamin Wilburn for flagrant non-support
* 47 year-old David Warner for flagrant non-support
* 35 year-old Bryan Aldrich for flagrant non-support
* 29 year-old Stephanie Jackson for flagrant non-support
* 37 year-old Jacquelyn Langdon for flagrant non-support
* 38 year-old Jennifer Cook for flagrant non-support
* 25 year-old Bethany Warren for promoting contraband
* 41 year-old Eric Bradley for sexual abuse, 1st degree
And 33 year-old Dennis McCubbins for promoting contraband.
Wednesday, November 14th, 2018
Hart Circuit Court hearing request
A hearing was held Wednesday morning in Hart Circuit Court, requested by the Hart County Clerk concerning possible voting problems in Horse Cave Precinct #104.
Judge Sims presided over the hearing.
The Board of Election was present along with the two Horse Cave mayor candidates and 3 city council members of the City of Horse Cave.
In the hearing, the county clerk stated that her office received a call in the afternoon on election day of a voter who said they were not permitted to vote in one of the races.
The clerk stated there was a total of 3 ballots that were used depending on where the voter lived. And the office had only been contacted by the one voter, Cheryl Martin, complaining of not being able to vote in the mayor's race.
The 4 precinct workers, Johnny Denton, Deborah Bradley, Davetta Creenshaw and Cathy Jewell, were also present and testified individually.
Judge Sims stated at the end of the hearing, the court saw no reason to request a recount in the mayor's race.
A recanvass of the Horse Cave Mayor's race and the Hart County School Board #1 race will be held Thursday morning at the Hart County Clerk's Office
Wednesday, November 14th, 2018
KSP Investigates Fatal Collision In Larue Co
Kentucky State Police Post 4 Troopers responded to a two-vehicle collision
in Larue County
Tuesday morning. On November 13th
at approximately 11:33
a.m. EST,
KSP Post 4 received a call of a two-vehicle collision on Campbellsville Road
(KY 210) in Larue County.
29 year-old
Joseph Bell,
of Radcliff,
was traveling east on Campbellsville Road in a 2012 Honda Accord.
31 year-old
Jose A. Gonzalez-Tigane,
of Louisville,
was traveling west in a semi-tractor trailer on Campbellsville Road. For
unknown reasons,
Bell crossed the centerline and into the path of Gonzalez-Tigane’s vehicle.
Bell and his passenger,
33 year-old
Jeffery Holtzclaw,
of Radcliff, were
pronounced deceased at the scene by the Larue County Coroner’s Office.
Gonzalez-Tigane was not injured. The affected area of Campbellsville Road
was shut down for approximately four hours to allow troopers to investigate
the collision. The collision is still under investigation by Trooper/Reconstructionist
Brandon Brooks.
KSP Conducts Assault 1st and Burglary Investigation
On Monday evening, at approximately 3:40
p.m., uniformed troopers responded to 880 Charlie Mansfield Road in Hart County in reference to a shooting incident. Upon arrival, they found Steven Mansfield (60) of that address had been shot multiple times. Preliminary investigation has revealed that Mansfield had returned to his home and was confronted by a male subject, identified as 32 year old Jeremy Wheeler of Glasgow, who was armed with a firearm. Mansfield was shot multiple times, and as a result ,was transported via EMS from the scene to a hospital for treatment of injuries sustained in the confrontation where he is currently listed in serious condition. Jeremy M. Wheeler is wanted by KSP Post 3 Trooper Michael Murray, for charges of Assault 1st degree and Burglary 1st degree for the shooting of Steven Mansfield. Anyone with any information on the whereabouts of Wheeler is encouraged to contact Kentucky State Police, Post 3 at (270) 782-2010.The investigation is ongoing, and is being led by KSP Trooper Michael Murray. He was assisted on scene by Hart County Sheriff’s Department, Hart County EMS, and KY Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Commonwealth seeks to raise bond in infant assault case
An Elizabethtown man has been indicted by a Hardin County Grand Jury. 27 year-old
Nigel Aguirre is facing a felony assault charge after seriously injuring his infant son.The Commonwealth Attorney’s Office is seeking to raise the bond for Aguirre to $75,000 cash when he appears for arraignment Tuesday morning in Hardin Circuit Court.
He was released November 5th from the Hardin
County Detention Center after a $25,000 cash bond was posted. Authorities say the one-month-old suffered multiple areas of bleeding on the brain while in his father's care.
Two vehicle crash in Adair County
A two-vehicle crash occurred in Adair County Monday afternoon. Kentucky State Police responded to the scene on KY55 at Cane Valley Mill Road. Preliminary investigations indicate that 21 year-old Aaron Richey, of Glasgow, was traveling west in a 2018 GMC box truck, when his vehicle entered the path of a 2019 Peterbilt, being operated by 32 year-old Mitchell Hughes, of Bowling Green. The semi-trailer ran off the roadway striking a guardrail. The roadway was closed for about 3 hours. Richey was not injured. Hughes was treated at the scene by Adair County EMS.
Abundance from the Hart Commodity Program
From the Abundance of the Hart Food Bank, a certified member agency of Feeding America, will be distributing food in the gymnasium of the Munfordville Baptist Church to those who qualify Friday, November 16th, at 10:30 a.m. The food bank will be open throughout the day. Only one person per household can receive the food.
To qualify for this program, you must:
1. Meet the household income eligibility guidelines provided by Feeding America.
2. Show proof that you live in Hart County.
3. Only receive commodities one time a month.
The Commodity Supplemental Food Program for senior adults age 60 and over is available if you qualify.
Qualifications for this program are:
1. Show proof that you are 60 years old or older
2. Show proof that you live in Hart County.
3. Show proof of income for all members of your household.
4. Meet the household income eligibility guidelines provided by Feeding America.
Volunteer workers will need to arrive at 9:00 a.m. USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Six drug arrests in Glasgow
Glasgow Police responded to a drug complaint on East Main Street where they were given consent to search the residence, finding meth, synthetic drugs and drug paraphernalia. Officials say some people were found hiding in the attic and closet. Andrew Connors, Linda Pitman, Megan Ballard, Kelsey Vibbert, Jonathon Ballard and Angel Ballard were all arrested on various drug possession charges.
Horse Cave City Council meeting
Horse Cave City Council will meet Monday night at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall.
Crash in Hart County Results in Fatality
On Saturday, at 5:46 p.m., the Kentucky State Police Post 3, Bowling Green received a call for service in reference to a single vehicle injury collision. The collision had occurred near 11801 Raider Hollow Road in Hart County. Trooper Anthony Harrison responded to the collision, along with other KSP personnel. A preliminary investigation has revealed that David Crain (38) of Horse Cave was operating a Ford Ranger pickup when the pickup left the right shoulder of the roadway striking a tree coming to final rest. Crain was transported to Caverna Medical Center Hospital where he succumbed to injuries sustained in the collision at 7:07 p.m.
The investigation continues and is currently being led by Trooper Anthony Harrison. Trooper Harrison was assisted on scene by Air Evac medical helicopter, Hart County EMS, Priceville Fire Department, Bonnieville Fire Department, Hart Sheriff’s Department, Hart County Coroner’s Office, and other KSP personnel. No further information is available for release at this time.
Monday, November 12th, 2018
Brandenburg Man Arrested For Child Pornography
On Wednesday, Kentucky State Police (KSP) Post 4 detectives executed a search warrant at a residence in Brandenburg that lead to an arrest of an 81 year-old man. Detectives executed a search warrant at 1253 Park Lane in Brandenburg after a four-month investigation. At 3:39 EST, KSP Post 4 detectives arrested Floyd Collins, of Brandenburg, at his residence. Collins was charged with twenty (20) counts of possession of matter portraying a sexual performance by a minor, and one (1) count sexual
abuse 1st degree victim under 12 years of age. Collins was lodged in the Meade County Detention Center. KSP was assisted at the scene by Brandenburg Police Department. The investigation is ongoing by KSP Post 4 Detective Ken Borders.
Clothes for Kids Auction a success
The Clothes for Kids Fall 2-week Radio Auction was a huge success! The grand total for the fall auction was $9,216.16. WLOC would like to say a big thank you to volunteers, residents and businesses and everyone who donated and gave to Clothes for Kids. Proceeds will go toward providing clothing for children in need in Hart County and Caverna School systems.
Georgia man arrested for drug trafficking
A Georgia man has been arrested in Glasgow for numerous drug trafficking charges. Police conducted a traffic stop Thursday, smelling marijuana coming from a vehicle. Officials said Gregory Parker was asked to exit the vehicle and officials said he fled, but was apprehended by officers. Officials say they found 34 ecstasy pills, three bags of heroin and even more bags of meth and gabapentin. Parker was arrested and lodged in the Barren County Detention Center on a variety of charges.
UK student arrested for terroristic threatening
According to the University of Kentucky, a sophomore student from Glasgow has been arrested in connection with safety threats at the university. Officials say 19 year-old Haily Duvall has been charged with second-degree terroristic threatening and filing a false police report. The UK police chief says Duvall contacted them Wednesday to report threats being distributed through Snapchat. Safety officials say they never believed the threats were credible, but were able to use evidence to find the location in Lexington, where those threats were coming from. Duvall is in the Fayette Detention Center and was arraigned Thursday afternoon. Officials say she could face additional federal charges, pending the outcome of further investigation.
E-town father arrested for assault
An Elizabethtown father accused of assaulting his 1-month-old child, has been released from the Hardin County Detention Center.
Authorities were notified of the infant's injuries Saturday after the child was taken to Hardin Memorial Hospital, before being transported to Norton Children's Hospital. After an interview with the father of the child, 27 year-old Nigel Aguirre was arrested and charged with first-degree assault - domestic violence. The infant remains in critical, but stable condition. Aguirre is scheduled to appear in Hardin District Court Dec. 19th.
Three arrested in Glasgow for forgery
Three people have been recently arrested in Glasgow for forgery.
After trying to cash forged checks at different locations throughout Barren County, Timothy Runyon, Vickie Turner and Sheila Medley were arrested. The three have been charged with receiving stolen property and criminal possession of a forged instrument. They were lodged in theBarren County Detention Center.
Two motions granted in Hart Circuit Court cases
A motion filed by the commonwealth involving a murder suspect was granted Tuesday in Hart Circuit Court.
The motion was granted for Brina Nie, who is accused of shooting her parents at their home in northern Hart County in April, to be evaluated at the Kentucky Correctional Psychiatric Center in LaGrange for examination of her mental condition. The examining psychiatrist will report his findings to Hart Circuit Court, which will include whether he thinks Nie is competent to stand trial. Nie is due back in court on Dec. 14th for a pretrial conference.
In a separate case on Tuesday in Hart Circuit Court, a motion was granted in
the case of 29 year-old Nicholas Wilson, of Mammoth Cave. The motion gives the commonwealth time to respond to the defense's motion for discovery. Wilson is accused in the homicide case of Timothy Devore that occurred in July 2017 in Hart County. The defense is asking for additional items that were listed in the motion, including: video surveillance, contents of a cell phone, a Munfordville Police Department file and data download from a tablet. The motion also listed items that should already be in possession of the commonwealth, including documents, photographs and recordings relating to the case.
Glasgow missing teen located safe
Glasgow Police
have reported that a Glasgow teen has been located. Authorities were notified that a 17 year-old Cheyanna Tadlock was missing after walking on Park Avenue in Glasgow. Tadlock was located Thursday and is safe.