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Charter Senior Living is joining communities nationwide to honor National Assisted Living Week starting Sept.

14. A proclamation ceremony featuring Mayor Todd Alcott and county leaders will launch the celebrations at the facility.

Glasgow firefighters completed a memorial stair climb at Barren County High School to honor 9/11 fallen first responders (symbolizing 110 flights climbed at the World Trade Center) as a local tribute to national sacrifice.

The Hispanic Community Alliance hosted its first Latin American and Caribbean Festival featuring Latin culture, food and music while city officials recognized the event and organizers said it will return next year.

The Mahurin Honors College held its inaugural convocation on Friday, Sept.

11 in the Downing Student Union auditorium. MHC Director Lindy Davidson — joined by Provost Bud Fischer and engaged scholars — highlighted activities including tossing Big Red-shaped stress squishies and handing out MHC swag to build community.

Drivers face heavy traffic today along U.S. 31-W and U.S. 231 in Warren County as major events near Phil Moore Park draw extra vehicles.

KY Transportation Cabinet District 3 advises slowing down and allowing extra travel time.

T.J. Regional Health hosts Capes & Crowns, a costume-themed fundraiser for WHAS Crusade for Children; the event will run Sunday, Sept.

27 from 2-4 p.m. at the T.J. Health Pavilion Community Center in Glasgow where families can enjoy crafts, music therapy and meet-and-greets while each child receives a special gift.

Friday night featured several county football wins — Logan County beat Greenwood 47-19, Barren County won 35-7, and Grayson County, Glasgow, Franklin-Simpson and Breckinridge County also prevailed — with teams set to play new opponents Sept.

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Warren East beat Warren Central 14-0 Friday at Jim Ross Field by holding the Dragons to just 60 yards of offense—boosting their record to 3-1 ahead of district play on Sept.

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No. 2 Georgia overcame Western Kentucky 70-20 at Athens yesterday after Gunner Stockton threw five touchdown passes, tying a school record + the Bulldogs now prepare for their SEC opener against Arkansas next week while WKU will face No. 5 Indiana on Sept.

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South Warren football team beat Bowling Green 49-17 on Friday at Bowling Green High School—after a 35-minute lightning delay, the Spartans regrouped in the second half to build a winning lead.