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A WEE BIT O’ CELTIC FUN Highland Games include kilts, bagpipes and Irish rock bands

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MOVING PICTURES VIDEO 1 INSIDE LOOK Join us on a virtual tour of Glasgow-Barren County through the lenses of our award-winning photographers at imagesglasgow.com.

VIDEO 2 SOUTH CENTRAL KENTUCKY CULTURAL CENTER The South Central Kentucky Cultural Center provides a glimpse into the region’s history.

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VIDEO 3 DINOSAUR WORLD Dinosaur World allows kids to see the lifesized images of the creatures in an outdoor setting. See for yourself in our online video at imagesglasgow.com.

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A GARDENER’S PARADISE Kentucky is a great place to garden. We have long growing seasons, abundant rainfall, a mild climate in which many different kinds of plants thrive, and most of us are blessed with fertile soils. Find out more at imagesglasgow.com.

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CO NTE NT S F E AT U R E S 8 WALL-TO-WALL ART Blank walls will soon be a thing of the past in downtown Glasgow if Linda Wells has her way.

12 SENSORY OVERLOADS When it comes to tourism, Mammoth Cave is south-central Kentucky’s crown jewel.

GLASGOW BUSINESS 24 Biz Briefs 26 Chamber Report 27 Economic Profile

D E PA R TM E NT S 4 Almanac: a colorful sampling of Glasgow’s culture

19 Portfolio: people, places and events that define Glasgow

16 COOPERATION IS KEY The ability of business and tourism officials to work together has led to economic success here.

35 Health & Wellness 37 Sports & Recreation 39 Community Profile: facts, stats and important numbers to know

19 A WEE BIT O’ CELTIC FUN The Glasgow Highland Games, held annually at Barren River Lake State Resort Park, is a “Top Ten” Kentucky event.

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30 SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS The phrase “back to school” has taken on a significant meaning for some students here.

33 IT’S ALL A BIG ACT Everything old is new again at the Plaza Theatre, which is enjoying a successful renaissance since reopening.

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Yield of Dreams How ironic – Barren County is full of fertile fields.

It is the No. 1 producer of milk‚ burley tobacco‚ hay and cattle in the state‚ according to the USDA’s January 2006 agriculture statistics report. In fact, Barren County has more cattle than any other county east of the Mississippi River.

Agriculture experts point out that the county features great land for cattle because there are plenty of forages. Also, the soil produces bountiful and nutritious grasses.

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Way To Go, Trevor Everyone could take a lesson in life from Trevor Baise.

The young Barren County resident made news – and a difference – when he invited 27 friends to attend his 13th birthday party, but told them that he didn’t want any gifts for himself. Instead, Trevor asked all of his guests to contribute to someone else. As a result of his generosity, $300 in cash and gift cards was ultimately donated to the Estes family of Barren County.

In late 2007, the Estes family moved to Texas to begin full-time faith-based missionary work in Reynosa, Mexico.

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If you see a 40-foot tyrannosaurus rex on the side of Interstate 65, you are nearing Dinosaur World in Cave City.

The outdoor attraction is filled with more than 100 life-sized dinosaurs, including a huge triceratops that now guards the entrance.

One of the more popular park attractions is a Fossil Dig where kids can sift through sand in search of authentic fossils to take home.

Dinosaur World also has an indoor Prehistoric Museum, Movie Cave, picnic areas and a large playground.

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Fast Facts Proud of Its Patriots Barren County is proud to honor those who have served our country.

Cave City, Freedom, Hiseville and Park City all have outdoor memorials that pay tribute to America’s veterans. All four cities also host Veterans Day events every Nov. 11, with 21-gun salutes being part of the ceremonies.

Interesting sites in the county include a Revolutionary War cemetery at the intersection of Front and Franklin streets in Glasgow, and Fort Williams that dates back to Civil War days.

The Big 5-0 Lots and Lots of Stuff For sale: Just about anything at the annual Highway 68/80 Yard Sale.

The event will be held June 6-8, 2008, stretching 400 miles from Maysville in northeast Kentucky to Paducah. Included in the huge sale is a section of U.S. Hwy. 80 from Bowling Green west to Columbus, Ky. The 22nd annual Roller Coaster Fair Yard Sale will occur Oct. 2-4, 2008. It spans along U.S. Highway 63 from Cave City, across Barren County, south to Tennessee around Dale Hollow Lake and back.

The Practical Nursing School turned 50 in 2007 at Bowling Green Technical College, Glasgow (Health) Campus.

The school was established in 1957 by T.J. Samson Hospital, the State Tuberculosis Hospital and Western State Psychiatric Hospital to help meet demand for more qualified nurses. During its 50 years, the school has graduated more than 2,000 students who have gone on to become registered nurses and licensed practical nurses.

Interestingly enough, only two directors have guided the Practical Nursing School during its half-century of service. Rebecca Forrest headed the program for 44 years, and Dr. Jimmy Isenberg has been director since 2002.

Q The Glasgow Highland Games celebrate the Scottish and Irish heritage of Glasgow each year during the weekend following Memorial Day. Q Television journalist Diane Sawyer was born in Glasgow on Dec. 22, 1945.

Q Legendary outlaw Jesse James once rode through Barren County holding up stagecoaches.

Q Glasgow has more than 40 clubs, organizations and community groups, including Little League, Lions, Rotary, Kiwanis and a YMCA. Q The venerable Plaza Theatre has been an entertainment fixture in Glasgow since it opened in 1934 to a sold-out showing of The Cat’s Paw, starring Harold Lloyd.

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All About Academics Whether you want to earn a bachelor’s degree or learn to weld, Glasgow’s South Regional Postsecondary Education Center provides it all.

Hosting classes and programs from nearby Western Kentucky University and BG Technical College of the Kentucky Community & Technical College System, the center encompasses an array of educational opportunities, from associate’s degrees to master’slevel courses as well as certified courses in industry-related skills.

The center also offers college-level courses through local high schools as well as specialized training for business and industry.

See If It Floats Glasgow has one of the largest evening Christmas parades in Kentucky.

Thousands of residents watch the chamber-hosted event that always occurs on the first Saturday in December. Nearly 200 entrants sign up for the parade that stretches through the downtown streets of Glasgow.

Float categories include large business, small business, schools, churches, scouts, families and clubs. A number of musical groups and bands also participate in the holiday festivities.

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lank walls will soon be a thing of the past in downtown Glasgow, at least if Linda Wells has her way.

The Glasgow City Council member has long been a fan of outdoor murals, and has wanted to see more go up downtown. Now, through the efforts of Wells, the GlasgowBarren County Chamber of Commerce’s Arts Committee and the South Central Kentucky Cultural Center, bricks and mortar are becoming blank canvases.

“I’ve always looked at the backs of those buildings across from the Plaza Theatre and thought that we needed something there to attract attention,” says Wells, who also serves on the SCKCC’s board of directors. “So after I was reelected in 2006 I went to the property owners and asked them if they’d be interested, and the majority said they were.”

At the same time, the SCKCC itself had a mural project in the works, thanks to an out-of-town visitor with Glasgow roots.

Jane Westmoreland traveled from her home in Lubbock, Texas, a few years ago to see where her grandfather, Henry

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The downtown mural project is supported by the Glasgow-Barren Chamber of Commerce’s Arts Committee and promises to dress up the downtown area with art that promotes the community and its quality of life.

Raubold, lived and worked. Raubold, whose business interests included the Raubold Restaurant and Glasgow Ice Plant, was a well-known local figure and SCKCC officials had plenty of information to share. So much so, in fact, that Westmoreland donated $5,000 to the center in appreciation for all the hospitality she and her family were shown.

Those funds are being used for what everyone involved hopes is the first of many murals showcasing the community.

The 25-by-40-foot mural is going up on the Leech building, and will depict a newspaper’s front page, and incorporate both directions to the center and an advertisement for Raubold’s confectionery. Local artist David Jones has been tapped to create the work, which he says should be completed in late spring or early summer. “[SCKCC officials] wanted something that pointed out where to turn to get to the center, so we looked at several ideas that could do that,” Jones says. “The article and pictures in the mural are images from the cultural center, and ‘open year round’ is the headline.”

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but this is the first public initiative to plan murals in the downtown area. Jones says he is excited to be adding something to the downtown visual landscape.

“I’ve been doing sketches for the buildings across from the Plaza,” he says. “I’m playing with the architectural element for those – dressing it up, adding more ornamentation to the windows and cornices. I want to add accents, make it look like the front rather than the back of a building, paint over the bricked-up windows so they look like actual windows again.”

Over at the chamber, the mural conversation initially centered on locations near South Green Street and West Main Street, the two primary arteries for traffic coming into town.

With the advent of the SCKCC mural, those conversations quickly turned into planning sessions.

“We’re so excited, and to have a local artist doing the work means so much to us,” says Betty Brogan, arts committee chair. “We want to showcase what we have downtown, and the first mural is going to give a vivid impression of what lies ahead at the cultural center. We have a lot of buildings that are in need of facelifts, and this will liven them up a little and add some pizzazz.”

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hen it comes to tourism, Mammoth Cave is the crown jewel of what south-central Kentucky offers. The national park hosts more than 5,000 visitors on a summer day, with most taking a cave tour. Frozen Niagara, Drapery Room, Giant’s Coffin, Star Chamber – the names lure visitors underground to view the formations that trickling water continues to carve in limestone.

“Upon entering Mammoth Cave National Park from any direction, visitors are greeted with a feeling of peace and quiet as they travel roads lined with thousands of trees. The busy pace of life simply slows down. It is wonderful,” says Ann Stewart, executive director of the Glasgow-Barren County Tourist and Convention Commission.

“The roads lead to the Visitor Center, the ferry, to hiking trails and overlooks, campgrounds and picnic areas. Right

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now, I have a calm feeling simply trying to describe what a wonderful place the park is.”

Guides lead a variety of tours, tailored to diverse interests. Children ages 8-12 don hardhats and headlamps to explore off-the-beaten-paths on the Trog Tour.

Photography buffs tote their tripods on an evening tour. Adventurous tourists wear knee pads to crawl through incredibly narrow slots and scale cave walls on the Wild Cave Tour.

Above ground, visitors can enjoy the park’s rolling hills and hollows with a leisurely drive, pausing for a picnic, and hiking or riding a horse along a leafy trail. Those with a yen to be near the water can canoe or kayak the Green and Nolin rivers, fish for bass and blue gill, pitch a tent on an island or catch a ride on an old-time ferry.

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outdoors beyond the park’s boundaries.

For starters, there were more than 20,000 acres of public lands created when the Army Corps of Engineers dammed the Barren River to create a reservoir.

Glasgow Daily Times retired editor and outdoor writer Joel Wilson finds the reservoir good for large and smallmouth bass and crappie, “my personal favorite.”

Fisherfolk from other states are drawn to the lake to fish for striped bass, a hybrid in the 20-lb. class that Wilson says are “fairly easy to catch.”

Boaters can put in at eight boat ramps and stock up on bait, beverages and fuel at three marinas. Visitors flock year-round to the Barren River Lake State Resort Park, where they can stay in one of the 22 cottages or at the lodge overlooking the lake. RVs and campers fill up the campground popular with those who want to relax closer to nature.

The lodge has an outdoor pool, and the

beach attracts locals and tourists alike in the summer.

In addition to hiking or biking park trails, visitors can climb on horses for a guided trail ride. Outside the park, Webb-Taylor Horseback Riding & Boarding provides a gentle ride for children and hosts cookouts for groups.

Wilson, who likes to hunt and fish, says plentiful deer and wild turkey attract out-of-towners to Barren County.

“There’s also a good abundance of small game here – squirrels, quail and rabbits,” he says.

For more leisurely activity, the Brigadoon State Nature Preserve is a quiet location to spot many kinds of birds and view spring wildflowers.

Stewart recommends driving the back roads. “Travelers will find country stores, craftsmen, antique shops and unique little towns that take you back in time,” she says.

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hen it comes to business growth, downtown renovation, tourism and other core economicdevelopment issues, Glasgow officials have many agendas but very similar goals. And their ability to work together continues to pay major dividends.

“One of the beauties of our community is the cooperative spirit throughout the city and county,” says Ann Stewart, marketing and tourism director for the Glasgow-Barren County Chamber of Commerce. “All of us work well together; issues are identified and taken care of through a cooperative effort. I don’t see that in a lot of other communities I visit.”

Positive efforts are getting noticed in a big way. Last year, The Progressive Farmer magazine named Barren County the “No. 1 Best Place to Live in Rural America,” an award Stewart says literally took her breath away.

“They called me and said we were going to be ranked, but didn’t know much else,” she says. “Their writer and photographer

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came and talked to us about cost of living, quality of life, cultural issues, and our agricultural and industrial economic base. When the ranking news came, well, talk about proud!”

Glasgow’s downtown figures prominently into its quality of life, and Cayce Harlow, the newly hired director of Renaissance/Main Street Glasgow says her organization benefits greatly from input and suggestions from the community.

“Everyone wants to help and offer their services to us,” Harlow says. “People are really excited about what’s been done, and what we’re going to do. And with everybody cooperating we can get a lot more done.”

Quality of life issues directly relate to the county’s employment picture, and with several industrial parks and strong recruitment efforts always going on, the GlasgowBarren County Industrial Development Economic Authority, or IDEA, keeps the area on a lot of radar screens. IDEA continues to lure employers into the Highland Glen Industrial Park and its other sites, has established a work ethic certification program in the county’s high schools and also partners with local colleges to offer industries training and education programs for their employees.

“We have limited resources, so we try to spend our money wisely,” notes Carole Smith, chair of the Glasgow-Barren County Tourist Commission. “When everybody is working on some aspect of the same thing, we’re able to get the most we can out of our dollars. Each program supports the others – we work very hard to do that here.”

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A Wee Bit o’ Celtic Fun UP TO 15,000 VISITORS ATTEND THE ANNUAL GLASGOW HIGHLAND GAMES

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ilts, bagpipes, Irish rock bands and tugs-of-war share the spotlight annually during the four-day Glasgow Highland Games at the Barren River Lake State Resort Park. The 2008 event, scheduled for May 29 through June 1, marks the 23rd consecutive games.

A celebration of Celtic heritage, the Glasgow Highland Games lure 12,000 to 15,000 revelers annually, and Maureen Hendrick, executive secretary since 1993, believes she knows why.

“For the out-of-town people, I think what entices them is how extraordinarily friendly everyone is at our games.

From the moment they step out on the field, they are home. For the local people,

it’s pride in their heritage. Glasgow was founded by a Scotsman,” she says.

Each year, the head of a Celtic family is Chief of the Games. Hendrick says that “99 percent of the chiefs we bring in live in Scotland, so having a chief at your games is a big novelty. Everyone wants to meet their clan chief.”

The 2008 Chief of the Games is David Charles Irvine, the 26th baron of Drum Castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

Popular events at the games include lunch with the chief, the clachneart (stone) toss, sheepdog demonstrations, balladeer concerts and the parade of tartans. Hendrick’s favorite event is the Alice Wallace Young Children’s Tug-of-

War, when adults of the Wallace clan take on the bairns at the festival and then feign surprise when they lose.

“Miraculously, year after year, the children beat the adults. Watching the look on their faces when they actually win is amazing,” she says, adding that the adults “play it to the hilt.”

The children are organized by Mad Max McDougald, a big bear of a man who’s a gadfly of highland games across the Southeast. Commissioned as a Kentucky Colonel, Mad Max is a permanent fixture at the Glasgow event.

“He’s the Scottish pied piper,” Hendrick says. “He takes a group of children and completely mesmerizes them.”

The 2007 Glasgow Highland Games drew an estimated 15,000 revelers to Barren River Lake State Resort Park.

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die Bell may be a retired science and reading teacher, but that doesn’t mean she stopped teaching.

On the 13 acres that Bell and her husband, Bob, own on Bristletown Road, 20 butterfly gardens, two vegetable gardens and an orchard thrive amid natural woods and a babbling creek. It’s Bell’s outdoor classroom, and hundreds of Glasgow youngsters have been willing and enthusiastic students tromping through this little bit of heaven.

Because fourth graders face a state competency exam in science, Bell makes it a point to host students in that grade.

“We go through the woods and look at habitats. Our property line runs right through the middle of a creek, and the kids learn about weathering and erosion and decomposing,” Bell explains. “We take logs apart, and I give them a little digging tool and a magnifying glass so they can look at the tree turning to dirt.”

In 2007, she hosted about 60 preschoolers from Highland Elementary and introduced them to butterflies. Her expertise on the subject has earned her the moniker “The Butterfly Lady.” Bell cultivates specific trees, bushes and plants to attract an assortment of butterflies, and carefully watches for butterfly eggs on host plants.

“The birds and the frogs like to eat them, so I bring them in the house,” she says. She does the same for occasional caterpillars, plucking them up and gently plopping them in a cage before they reach the pupa stage.

“I found a pupa here the other day on the floor,” she says. “The caterpillar had gotten out of the cage and attached underneath the couch or this end table.

There’s one hanging in the dining room window right now hibernating, and I’ve just left it.”

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n Oct. 11, 2008, the Smithsonian Institution comes to Barren County for six weeks in the form of a five-kiosk traveling exhibit designed specifically for rural audiences and small museums.

Called “Between Fences,” the display examines the role of property boundaries in America’s history and landscape.

“It’s not just farm fences, although that’s included. It includes a wide scope of boundaries that people set for themselves and set for others,” explains Kay Harbison, vice president of the Barren County Historical Foundation. Harbison oversees the exhibits and collections of the South Central Kentucky Cultural Center, the Glasgow museum where the Smithsonian exhibit will be housed.

Local historians, including Harbison, are compiling an exhibit to complement the Smithsonian display that will feature early maps of the area.

Also known as the Museum of the Barrens, the South Central Kentucky Cultural Center honors the history and heritage of the Barrens – Barren, Metcalf, Hart, Allen and Monroe counties. In 2001, the museum moved to its fourth location, the old Kentucky Pants factory in downtown Glasgow. Today, two of

the three floors are packed with displays depicting life in the region beginning with the Paleo-Indians 12,000 years ago. Other displays include “Let Me Entertain You,” a look at musical instruments, toys and other artifacts of fun from 1850 to 1929; a one-room schoolhouse; a military exhibit from the Civil War through Desert Storm; and a Victorian parlor and bedroom.

Harbison’s favorite exhibit is a 1940sera general store. “It was an interesting one to do – and kind of reminiscent of

my childhood, remembering some of the stores in the area before you had Wal-Marts and the big department stores,” she says. “At the time, I guess, when I’m working on them, all of them are my favorites, but that one I just really like.”

Open by the end of 2008 will be a new exhibit on the mourning practices and death customs of the area.

“A lot of people think that is kind of morbid,” Harbison says, “and yet it is part of our culture.”

Glasgow Independent School District is once again among the top 10 performing districts in the state!

Glasgow High School’s writing portfolios are ranked second in the state.

Glasgow Middle School is one of the top 20 middle schools in the state according to CATS assessment.

Highland Elementary and South Green Elementary have already met 2008 accountability goals set by Kentucky Department of Education.

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The Cultural Center tells the story of the region known as the “Barrens.”

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ot even a fire can stop Lyon Hutcherson, owner of the Farmers Livestock Market on U.S. Route 68 in Glasgow. The work of an arsonist, fire destroyed Hutcherson’s business in August 2006. On June 28, 2007, sales resumed in a new steel building of nearly 80,000 square feet.

Why didn’t Hutcherson simply retire after his business went up in the smoke?

“If I go out, I want to go out on my own. I don’t want somebody burning me out,” he says.

Hutcherson has spent his life in the livestock business. His father launched a livestock market in Glasgow in 1929, and after Hutcherson finished school, he returned to Glasgow in 1960 and opened his own market. In 1969, he bought out his father and built the wooden structure in 1974 that burned 32 years later.

“When I bought him out, we were running somewhere around 600 to 700 head, mainly hogs and veal calves at that time,” Hutcherson recalls. “We don’t have any hogs now.” Today, the market moves more than 1,600 beef cattle at the once-a-week sale. “A lot of our cattle go west to the feed lots,” he says.

While the new building was under construction, Hutcherson continued cattle sales at the Mammoth Cave Dairy Sales facility. Yet his customers were glad to get back to the Glasgow site, and the long line of farmers’ trucks pulling trailers attested to that fact on the day sales restarted.

“The community has been great.

They have supported me wholeheartedly,” Hutcherson says. “After the fire, people came in and volunteered.

In fact, the Amish even came in and cleaned up the place.”

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hen Charles Hunter graduated from Glasgow’s Ralph Bunche High School in 1962, the Division 1 basketball scholarship offers had been rolling in.

“I had several offers including Cincinnati, Kansas, Bradley University.

The University of Louisville was one of the top offers I received, and I was the first African-American to be recruited to play basketball at U of L,” Hunter recalls. Yet it was Oklahoma City University that nabbed Ralph Bunche’s all-time leading scorer.

It was a decision he never regretted.

Hunter scored 1,319 points and pulled down 584 rebounds during his college basketball career, and the team went to the NCAA Tournament all four years that he played. Hunter was recruited by the Boston Celtics, but an ankle injury suffered during his last college semester eventually ended his professional career.

Armed with his bachelor’s degree in education, Hunter took a job as a teacher and basketball coach at the Atterbury Job Corps Center in Edinburgh, Ind. Hunter’s rich career has included

about 18 years in education and another 18 in industrial human resources.

Breaking down segregation barriers has been another pursuit. Hunter was one of the first black players on the Oklahoma City squad, and he remembers “some heckling and name calling” when the team played schools that weren’t integrated. Yet one of his top college memories is when his team faced Texas Western, which started five black players, in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in 1966. “We were the two

top independents in the nation that year,” Hunter says. Oklahoma City lost the game, and Texas Western went on to win the national championship, beating an all-white University of Kentucky team 72-65. Texas Western’s exploits are featured in the 2006 Disney motion picture Glory Road.

Considering Charles Hunter’s athletic, academic and professional successes, you could say he has enjoyed a glory road of his own.

– Stories by Sharon H. Fitzgerald

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Business | Biz Briefs

TODD BENNETT

Co., launched in 1891 by J.B. Hatcher in what is today Park City. The company is still owned and operated by Hatcher’s descendants.

“It started as a general store,” explains President Bill Bucher, husband of Hatcher’s great-granddaughter, Jane Arterburn, who is also active in the management of the business. “Over the years, they started selling hardware and building materials here at Park City, and then a store was added at Cave City in the 1930s. After World War II, my father-in-law returned from service as a fighter pilot, and the store was opened in Horse Cave. Then we built the store in Glasgow in 1994.”

With the four locations, Square Deal specializes in building materials, hardware, windows, doors and paint. In Glasgow, a custom millwork shop specializes in cabinetry and has carved a niche as a designer and custom builder of courthouse interiors, from jury boxes to judges benches. “Kentucky went on a binge of building justice centers, to separate the county court systems from the county administration,” Bucher says.

For Bucher’s business, that’s been a square deal.

The history of the railroad in Glasgow dates back to 1856.

FREIGHT RIDES THE RAILS Robert A. Lessenberry is a walking encyclopedia of railroad history in Barren County. As president of the Glasgow Railway Company Inc. since 1965, he’s also the head of the county’s only rail business.

“The history dates back to 1856, when the first charter was issued for a railroad from Glasgow to what is now called Park City, about the time the L&N was being built from Nashville to Louisville,” Lessenberry explains. The Glasgow to Park City short line was built to intercept the L&N, thus creating an economic corridor that still serves the county well today. Passenger travel was 24

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eventually phased out, leaving one train traversing between the two cities on weekdays hauling wood, paper, fertilizer, building materials and other freight.

The former L&N line now is operated by CSX Transportation.

Lessenberry says the 1856 rail line was a source of contention in those early days. In fact, a decision by Barren County leaders to raise taxes to complete the line resulted in an eastern portion of the county seceding and eventually becoming part of Metcalfe County.

A RICH HERITAGE Carrying on an ol’ family tradition is the business of Square Deal Lumber

A TROPHY CAREER Like most young boys who grew up hunting in south central Kentucky, Ed Rigdon read Outdoor Life magazine. One of the advertisements changed his life.

“When I was a kid, I would see those ads for taxidermy school,” he recalls, “and I answered one of them.” That was 1963, and the teenager first enjoyed taxidermy just as a hobby. In the early 1970s, he decided to make it a career.

Today, Rigdon Taxidermy in Cave City features a showroom with examples of Rigdon’s art. “I like taking something that’s lifeless and making it look like it’s alive again. Waterfowl is my specialty,” he says. That didn’t prevent him from once preserving an Angus bull that, when it was alive, fetched $375,000. Gun season keeps him busy. “I’m here seven days a week, from 8 in the morning until 10 at night,” he says.

While Rigdon enjoys a brisk business, he reluctantly acknowledges that taxidermy is a dying art. “When I die and the doors are closed here, all the knowledge that I have acquired is gone,” he says.

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The new, spacious University of Kentucky Extension Office on Highway 68-80 includes a community meeting room.

EXTENDING EDUCATION In Barren County, cows are king. Just ask Gary Tilghman, the county extension agent for agriculture and natural resources for Barren County Cooperative Extension. “Barren County is the largest dairy county in Kentucky and largest cattle county and largest beef county,” says Tilghman, who’s been an agent for about 30 years.

A partnership of the University of Kentucky and Kentucky State University, Cooperative Extension offers education outreach programs on a wealth of topics from farming to consumerism. For example, Barren County Cooperative Extension partners with the Chamber of Commerce and other community organizations to sponsor and organize Dairy Day, held each June “to promote the dairy industry, salute the dairy farmers, make the community aware of all they do and enjoy the products that they make,” Tilghman says. Events include a milk balloon toss and cheese sampling. “Folks come from all over the place,” he says. “I remember a lady participated in our ice-cream eating contest a few years back, and she was from Minnesota. She had a ball.”

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The Barren County Chamber of Commerce staff, from left: Ernie Myers, executive vice president; Gayle Meek, administrative assistant; Becky Reece, administrative assistant; and Ann Stewart, director of marketing and tourism.

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any people do a lot of business at the bank, but it’s not often that a chamber of commerce actually does its business in one.

That’s the case for the GlasgowBarren County Chamber of Commerce, however. After several years in a “little, bitty shoebox of a building,” as Ann Stewart, marketing and tourism director describes it, the organization took over the former Farmers National Bank.

“The bank wanted the property we were on, which was owned by the board of our local library, to build a new branch,” Stewart says. “So we left that building, which we had completely outgrown, and moved into the upstairs of the building we have now.”

When the bank relocated the chamber moved downstairs and set about the process of integrating its operations into the bank space. Given that the building dates back to the early 1900s, there was a lot to work with.

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“There’s marble, granite, cherry paneling … it’s beautiful,” Stewart says.

“We built in a board meeting room where the teller cages used to be, and we have replaced the letters that had been on the building’s exterior and placed a historic plaque on the front. We also kept the three safes, and use them as storage. There’s a lot of history associated with this building, so we’re in the process of gathering pictures of it over the years so we can create a display for one wall.”

The renovations didn’t come cheap, but the chamber benefited from a great deal of community support.

“A group, Friends of the Chamber, was formed, and they contacted business owners and long-term chamber members to help raise money to pay off the construction loan,” Stewart says. “We were able to pay the note off last October, and even set aside a little money for capital improvements.”

Those funds will likely be used to further renovate the now-empty upstairs space as well as the basement, so the chamber may soon be looking for tenants.

“There’s been some discussion with other organizations about moving in here, and that’s something we hope will happen,” Stewart says. “ We have lots of room in here for expansion, or for someone else to use.”

In the meantime, the chamber’s full roster of programs and events is keeping the building alive with activity, which is exactly what the organization wants.

“It’s very important to us to be a focus for the community,” she continues.

“Every town is usually centered around a bank, and that’s been the case here.

There are a lot of families who have ties to this building, so we work to keep it in good shape so people can come in and see what it once was, and what we’re doing with it today.”

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Business | Economic Profile

GLASGOW BUSINESS CLIMATE Glasgow is an agricultural trade center that relies on dairy farms, livestock, tobacco, grain, timber and manufacturing (apparel, printing and publishing, automotive parts, wooden products, pharmaceuticals, concrete).

TAXES

TRANSPORTATION Airports Moore Field (one 5,300-foot runway); nearest scheduled airline service is from Nashville and Louisville.

Highways Barren County is served by the Nunn/Cumberland Parkway, Interstate 65, U.S. 31E and 31W, U.S. 68, Kentucky 90 and Kentucky 63.

Railroads CSX

State Sales Tax A state sales tax is levied at the rate of 6 percent on the purchase or lease price of taxable goods and on utility services. Local sales taxes are not levied in Kentucky.

County Barren – No tax

Persons per household, 2.55

Atlanta, 315

Glasgow – 1.5 percent (net profits included)

Cincinnati, 193

School District Barren County – No tax Caverna Independent – No tax Glasgow Independent – No tax

Indianapolis, 209 Kansas City, Mo., 567 Louisville, 96 Memphis, 307 Nashville, 96 St. Louis, 323

AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGE (2006)

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2006 Median Home Price $80,000 Households (2007) Number of households, 15,607

Total Available Labor (2006) Barren County, 1,578 Labor Market Area, 10,708 Unemployment Rate (2006) Barren County, 5.6 Labor Market Area, 5.5 United States, 4.6

EMPLOYMENT BY MAJOR INDUSTRY BY PLACE OF WORK 2006

Public administration, $504 Services, $450

Source: U.S. Department

Trade, transportation and utilities, $453

of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics

All industries, $557 Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, $540 Financial activities, $600 Information, $681

Kentucky Index (2005) (U.S. = 100) Labor Cost, 97 Energy Cost, 67 Overall Business Cost, 92 Kentucky has the 13thlowest overall business cost in the nation.

2007 Median Household Income, $37,488

All industries, 17,616 Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, 20 Construction, 710 Financial activities, 470 Information, 270 Manufacturing, 5,089 Mining, 51 Other, 7 Public administration, 408 Services, 4,999 Trade, transportation and utilities, 3,105

Construction, $648

BUSINESS COST

2005 Per Capita Income $24,479 2005 Personal Income $24,479

MILES TO MAJOR CITIES

Charlotte, N.C., 423

2007 Population, 40,400 Labor Market Area, 281,197

Occupational License Tax This is a local tax levied on employee salaries and wages earned in the jurisdiction.

Local tax is levied on apportioned net profits/ receipts of businesses where indicated; consult local jurisdictions for further details.

City Cave City – 2 percent (net profits included); net profits taxed at 1 percent

Birmingham, Ala., 288

BARREN COUNTY STATISTICAL SUMMARY

Manufacturing, $691 Mining, $1,005 Other, $1,264

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Business | Economic Profile MAJOR BUSINESS & INDUSTRY MANUFACTURING & SUPPORTIVE SERVICE FIRMS ONLY Company

Product/Service

No. of Employees

R.R. Donnelley

Offset printing

Akebono Brake

Vehicle brake systems

640

ACK Controls Inc.

Automotive control cables

475

Dana Corp.

Heavy-duty truck axles & brakes

450

J.L. French Automotives Castings Corp.

Automotive parts

300

J.L. French Automotives Castings Corp.

Automotive parts (machining facility)

250

Federal-Mogul Friction Products

Heavy-duty truck brake friction blocks

190

Ply-Tech Corp.

Architectural & furniture plywood

150

SKF USA Inc.

Hub bearings

140

Carhartt Inc.

Warehouse, distribution

120

Lyons Co. Inc,

Sheet-metal fabricating

95

Bluegrass Dairy and Food LLC

Dairy & non-dairy food ingredients

82

Madison-Smith Machine & Tool

Machine shop

70

Dickerson Lumber Co.

Hardwood lumber and pallets

70

Span Tech LLC

Conveyor systems

70

1,200

Vangard/NCS Healthcare of KY

Repackage solid oral pharmaceuticals

66

Alcan Composites USA

Paper-faced foam panels and graphic arts boards

64

B R Retreading Inc.

Tire retreading

59

Felker Brothers Corp.

Stainless steel pipes

52

Suntec Industries Inc.

Fuel oil pump assembling & testing

52

Source: Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development (1/15/2008)

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Glasgow Independent School System Superintendent William Ritter

Success Breeds Success GLASGOW SCHOOLS GIVE STUDENTS A SECOND CHANCE WITH NEW PROGRAM

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he phrase “back to school” has taken on a significant meaning for some students in Glasgow.

On Jan. 3, 2008, the school door opened for five students joining the Glasgow Independent Schools newest program, the Success Academy. The five were starting anew after taking time out from school.

“They are good kids, smart kids, who have had a tough time,” says director Bob Reece of the first students to enroll in the program.

Reece returned to the Glasgow system himself after retiring from an administrative position. “Throughout my career I’ve seen the frustration on the faces of kids as they drop out,” he says. “Having this tool and having seen that it has worked elsewhere inspired me to apply.”

A local businessman who admired similar programs approached the school system with an offer to bankroll it.

Board and staff checked out the concept and added the Success Academy to the alternative learning options.

To qualify, students must be at least

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16 years old and have accumulated 10 credits before leaving school. They take courses that meet Kentucky’s diploma requirements and some electives, selected from Novel/Star, a Web-based curriculum. The learning is self-paced and fits in nicely with the academy’s job coop program.

Students who opt for a co-op job attend school three hours a day and work three hours, receiving credit for time on the job. “They’re learning job skills and life skills – punctuality, responsibility,” Reece says.

“Community support is a big part,” he says, “and I’m just getting started building partnerships.” Students work at the hospital, in restaurants and in child care centers. If they do not have a job, they attend school all day.

Reece says the Success Academy’s goal is to reduce the dropout rate to near zero by 2012.

Superintendent William Ritter calls the academy “one more opportunity” to reach children who have difficulty with learning for a variety of reasons. “We

received a series of grants to follow children from sixth grade on to ensure success,” he says.

Students referred to the alternative program by their principals gain supplemental advice and inspiration from system counselors and speakers from the community. The students participate in service learning as well, performing minor chores and beautification activities on the grounds of the school that they attend.

The commitment to meeting the needs of all students is part of the reason Glasgow Independent Schools has been ranked ninth in quality among 176 school districts in Kentucky. Ritter says the students’ high scores on state assessment tests are “a well respected achievement” in light of the fact that almost half the 2,000-plus students are considered economically deprived.

The Glasgow Independent School System’s excellence was a major factor in The Progressive Farmer magazine selecting Barren County as the best place to live in rural America in 2007.

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Established in 1935

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arren County schools are known for innovative approaches to educating children.

In 2004 Barren County took advantage of the state’s Internet-based high school curriculum to create BAVEL, the Barren Academy for Virtual Enhanced Learning.

The program allows students to go online for all course work needed to earn a diploma.

Fifty-eight students, about half from the Barren County Schools system, were enrolled in January 2008.

“The students come from all walks of life, with some at the top of the class and some not,” BAVEL director Amanda Wright says.

Among them are youth who are disabled, home-schooled, teen parents and those who want to enhance their learning or make up credits.

The schools benefit from virtual learning by being able to offer an expanded curriculum in a time of teacher shortages and limited capital budgets.

The curriculum has plenty of Advanced Placement subjects; core courses required for graduation; specialized science, such as oceanography; and several foreign languages, including Mandarin Chinese.

Certified personnel from all over Kentucky teach the courses, draw up tests and grade the students’ work.

They keep in touch with individual students by e-mail and telephone.

Wright is the local contact who guides students’ program of study and monitors their progress. “I love working with kids and helping them achieve success,” she says.

– Gretchen Monti

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From the Far Off Broadway Players to student theater, The Plaza brings the performing arts downtown.

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It’s All a Big Act PLAZA THEATRE’S STAGE HOSTS LOCAL AND NATIONAL PERFORMING TALENT

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verything old is new again at the Plaza Theatre, which is enjoying a successful renaissance since reopening in 2001.

The historic theater in downtown Glasgow first opened its doors in 1934, and like many theaters of its day spent the next several decades being adapted and revamped to cater to new film technology and changing audience tastes. Over time the movie projectors stopped, and the Plaza fell dark in the 1990s.

Enter city officials, particularly then-Mayor Charlie Honeycutt, who saw the theater as a golden opportunity for the city. After purchasing it for $200,000 in 2001, the city spent the next four years renovating and upgrading the space using a combination of city funds, grant money and private donations. Finally, the refurbished Plaza opened to the public again in April 2005 – and the results have exceeded all expectations.

“It’s been a great success,” says Steve Jones, executive director. “The city is very pleased with how things have turned out. And every year we bring in groups and acts that nobody ever thought would come to Glasgow, which is exactly what we set out to do.”

The theater rarely shows movies these days, but instead offers a steady stream of concerts, local productions and touring shows. The Plaza Performance Series presents five or six events a year, and the venue is in constant demand for local groups and events. In fact, the 1,064-seat theater often draws a crowd not only from Glasgow, but also from cities as far away as St. Louis, Nashville and even Chicago.

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“We’ve only got 14,000 people here in town, so we do have to reach to other places with our marketing,” Jones says. “But we have a good turnout for our season subscription shows, and we pull from a four- and five-state area for big events.”

For some, having a fully operational theater in town has meant being able to do things on a grand scale.

“We’ve been doing shows in there since it reopened, and it’s wonderful to have it,” says Todd Woodward, who teaches art at Highland Elementary School and directs high school drama and choral productions.

“It’s definitely an improvement from the high-school gym,” Woodward says. “It seats so many people and has a beautiful stage area. We still need to do a few things in there, such as add the ability to use backdrops that will raise and lower, but it really is a wonderful place.”

Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella will be the students’ spring production and is scheduled for April 18-20.

In addition to ongoing maintenance and planned renovations – a historically restored marquee is high on the wish list – the theater’s staff is working on its new office space next door. The former Bowle’s Print and Gift Shop is being renovated to administrative and support space, something the Plaza desperately needed.

“I’m working out of the concession stand now, and our technical director has a folding table on the stage, so this is definitely something that we’ve been looking to do,” Jones says.

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Get A Good Night’s Sleep SLEEP DISORDERS CENTER TREATS A MYRIAD OF SNOOZING PROBLEMS

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sleep. It’s difficult to do that when you’re in a hospital environment. So we made sure we took extra steps.”

Those amenities include queen-size beds, private baths, blow dryers on the wall and toiletries by the sink. “Sometimes our patients report that they sleep better here, even with the electrodes in place. That just lets us know that we’ve done a good job with our environment,” she adds.

Word is spreading. In 2005, the center conducted 704 sleep studies, 810 in 2006 and 895 in 2007. “We’re at full capacity,” Aidala says. Studies are conducted six nights a week on patients as young as 6 years old.

“We are seeing more and more children with obesity that is linked to sleep apnea, but a lot of our children are of average size and have enlarged tonsils. So it’s actually the tonsils that are obstructing the airway,” Aidala says. Thus, “the first line of defense” is a tonsillectomy, and further treatment usually isn’t required, she says.

Since the center opened, Aidala says she’s seen a change in the patients. “Patients are becoming more savvy and Internetfriendly. They’re finding their symptoms and figuring them out. They’re talking on chat rooms to other patients who have the same disorders,” she says. “The patients are more knowledgeable when they come to us now.”

Maybe that helps them rest a little easier.

– Sharon H. Fitzgerald

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or some people, catching 40 winks is as simple as lying down. For others, restful slumber is a dream. That’s where the Sleep Disorders Center at T.J. Samson Community Hospital in Glasgow comes in.

Since August 2004, the center has been treating patients with a host of sleep problems, from insomnia to sleep apnea, restless leg syndrome, periodic limb movement disorder and even narcolepsy, a neurological condition that causes its sufferers to nod off in the blink of an eye. “We have seen our fair share of narcolepsy patients. It’s a rare condition, but it is definitely prevalent here,” says Gwynne Aidala, sleep center coordinator.

Most of the center’s patients suffer sleep apnea, which is characterized by breathing pauses during sleep. With obstructive sleep apnea, the soft tissue of the throat collapses, blocking the airway. The center’s bread and butter is conducting overnight sleep studies to monitor a patient’s brain waves, muscle tension, eye movements, respiration, oxygen level and other indicators during sleep. The center has four suites where patients spend the night with numerous electrodes taped to their body.

“When we built the sleep labs, there were none like them in the area. Very few, actually, even in the neighboring states,” Aidala recalls. “We made it less of a hospital atmosphere and more of a hotel atmosphere, because the goal here is to get

T. J. Samson Community Hospital has established a Sleep Disorders Center to help patients get a good night’s rest.

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The Kentucky State Park Golf Trail at Barren River Lake Resort.

On the Links PRIVATE AND PUBLIC GOLF COURSES OFFER SCENIC AND CHALLENGING ROUNDS

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ith a name celebrating its Scottish heritage, it’s probably par for the course that Glasgow boasts numerous courses on which to play that most Scottish of games – golf.

While Glasgow Country Club was established in 1962, its front nine was built in the 1930s, a testament to golf’s long-time appeal in the area. On Dec. 1, 2007, the private club, with about 360 members today, opened the doors to a new clubhouse.

“It turned out to be just a fabulous building. It’s really excellent,” says Bobby Lee Hurt, club manager. The walls of the

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1970s-era clubhouse were left standing and used in the construction of the new facility. The basement level features the pro shop, cart storage, locker rooms and a recreation room. The first floor’s dining room seats 200, with a smaller room that seats 26 and a lounge that can accommodate about 40. Members may also dine or enjoy a drink on the new deck.

Professional golfer Kenny Perry, who lives about 20 miles away, just might be seen enjoying that deck.

“I remember the last time he played he said the greens here were faster than PGA Tour greens,” Hurt recalls. Perry is

a former champion of The Follis Invitational, played annually at Glasgow Country Club since 1971.

While memberships are available, Fox Hollow Golf Club in Glasgow is open to the public. Nestled in gently rolling hills, the scenic course features wooded areas and meandering streams, both capable of nabbing an errant shot. The club’s first nine opened in 1989, and the second nine in 1996.

Other chioces for area play include two courses at Cedar Point Golf Course in Park City, Caveland Golf Course in Horse Cave, Kentucky Hills Golf Course in Summer Shade, the course at Barren River Lake State Resort Park and Diamond Caverns Resort and Golf Club in Park City at the entrance to Mammoth Cave National Park.

Tony Vanover, Diamond Caverns course superintendent and manager, says the course enjoys a brisk business from tourists and averages between 30,000 and 40,000 rounds annually.

Diamond Caverns features condominiums and a campground with a pool, hot tub, exercise room, spa and miniature golf.

You just never know who might drop by for 18 holes, Vanover adds. The Kentucky Headhunters, a country rock group, have played the course, as well as Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show, the band famous for its hit single “Cover of the Rolling Stone.”

“After Dr. Hook played their round, they were up in the pro shop playing music,” Vanover recalls. “My wife went crazy because I didn’t call her.”

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GLASGOW SNAPSHOT The Barren County community is alive with local business, industry and tourism, providing residents a low cost of living and a “back to nature” environment. The fine school systems, churches, health-care facilities, parks and recreational facilities make Barren County a great place to live.

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Average annual temperature 59.2 F

Natural Gas Atmos Energy Corp., 651-8989

Average annual rainfall 48.49 inches Average annual snowfall 11 inches or less

UTILITIES Cable Glasgow EPB Cable System 651-8341 South Central Rural Telephone South Central TelCom LLC 678-2111 or 629-2111 Electric East Kentucky Power Co-op (859) 744-4812 Farmers RECC 651-2191 LG&E Energy Corp. - KU (800) 383-5582 Tennessee Valley Authority (865) 632-2101 Glasgow Electric Plant Board 651-8341

Telephone Windstream, 1-800-347-1991 South Central TelCom 629-2111 Glasgow Electric Plant Board 651-8341 Water Fountain Run Water District No. 1, 434-4080 Glasgow Water Co., 651-3727 Caveland Environmental Authority, 773-2887

EDUCATION Public school systems Glasgow Independent 651-6757 Barren County, 651-3787 Caverna Independent 773-2530 Private schools Glasgow Christian Academy 651-7729

Montessori Academy of Glasgow, 651-9440 Colleges Bowling Green Technical College-Glasgow Campus (Health), 651-5673 Bowling Green Technical College-Glasgow Technology Campus, 659-6900 WKU-Glasgow Campus 659-6900 Vocational schools Barren County Area Vocational Center, 651-2196

MEDICAL FACILITIES T.J. Samson Community Hospital is a full-service hospital that has served Glasgow since 1929. Located on North Race Street, it offers intensive and coronary care units, cardiac catheterization and rehabilitation, obstetrics services including a neonatal nursery, geriatric care, physical therapy, and a variety of surgical and endoscopic services.

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Community Profile GOLF COURSES Barren River Lake State Resort Park Golf Course, Lucas 646-4653 Park Mammoth Resort, Park City, 749-4101 Cedar Point Golf Course, Park City, 749-4603 Diamond Caverns Resort & Golf Club, Park City 749-3104 Fox Hollow Golf Club, Glasgow 678-7277 Glasgow Golf & Country Club, Glasgow, 651-8955

MEDIA Newspapers The Glasgow Daily Times (daily), 678-5171 www.glasgowdailytimes.com Barren County Progress (weekly), 659-2145 Radio stations include: WCDS-AM (sports) WCLU-AM (oldies/news-talk) WCLU-FM (lite, adult contemporary) WGGC-FM (country) WHHT-FM (Top40) WOVO-FM (oldies) WPTQ-FM (rock) WYLE-FM (classic country)

RECREATION Mammoth Cave National Park includes the world’s longest cave, with more than 300 miles of mapped passageways. The caves were first explored by Indians thousands of years ago.

The caves served as a vital source during the War of 1812. Cave tours have been conducted for 150 years and today are offered daily, except on Christmas Day. Mammoth Cave National Park also includes 30 miles of rugged trails, 52,000 acres of hardwood forests, camping, canoeing, fishing, and picnicking. 877-444-6777 www.nps.gov/maca

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Barren River Lake Resort Park, located on U.S. Highway 31E, includes 51 lake-view rooms, 22 cottages, an 18-hole golf course, a full-service marina, horseback riding, bike trails, tennis courts and a campground. The 10,000-acre lake includes a public sand beach. 646-2151 The Glasgow Recreation Department operates five parks and sponsors leagues in all major sports. In addition, the City of Glasgow owns and operates the historic Plaza Theatre, which features a variety of performances.

Glasgow is also home to the South Central Kentucky Cultural Center. (270) 651-3811 Barren County’s privately owned facilities include a country club, four golf courses, a swimming pool, a skating rink, bowling lanes and an indoor theater.

ANNUAL EVENTS Glasgow Highland Games Glasgow is host to one of the premier Scottish Highland Games in the world. The Highland Games are the weekend after Memorial Day. Global Fest in the Barrens Each year on the first Saturday in September, the diversity of our community is celebrated around the public square with foreign food, dances and demonstrations.

Industry Appreciation Week Barren County industries are honored the first week of September with events like a golf tournament, prizes for area workers and the announcement of the Industry of the Year.

Trashmaster’s Classic In September, people gather to help clean up one of our area’s most treasured sites, Barren River Lake. After the shores are cleaned, fun and food follow.

Arts and Crafts on the Square On the fourth Saturday of September, the Glasgow Square comes alive with arts and crafts displays, booths, vendors and food.

Roller Coaster Fair The twisting and winding Cordell Hull Highway, with sections of Kentucky 70, 90 and 63 in Barren County, is crowded on the first weekend of October with yard sales, food and events all along the route (www.rollercoasterfair. com).

Glasgow Christmas Parade Kentucky’s largest nighttime Christmas parade happens the first Saturday of December starting at 6 p.m.

FOR MORE INFORMATION Glasgow-Barren County Chamber of Commerce 118 E. Public Square Glasgow, KY 42141 Phone: 651-3161, (800) 264-3161 Fax: 651-3122 www.glasgowbarren chamber.com Glasgow/Barren County Industrial Development and Economic Authority US Bank Building, 3rd Floor P.O. Box 1703 Glasgow, KY 42142-1703 Phone: 651-6314 (800) 467-6314 Fax: 651-6814 www.glasgowbarrenidea.com Glasgow/Barren County Tourist & Convention Commission (800) 264-3161 www.visitglasgowbarren.com

Sources: Glasgow-Barren County Chamber of Commerce, Glasgow/Barren County Industrial Development and Economic Authority, cityofglasgow.org

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Glasgow/Barren County Chamber of Commerce

2008 Membership Directory THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WAS PROVIDED BY THE GLASGOW/BARREN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. THE AREA CODE IS 270, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS BY BUSINESS CATEGORY, PLEASE REFER TO THE BUSINESS GUIDE ON PAGE 44.

A A Little Taste of Texas • 659-2441 A.F. Crow & Son Funeral Home • 651-2080 ABC Finance Company • 659-9800 ACK Controls • 678-6200 Advance Auto Parts • 659-0045 Affordable Insurance • 651-1044 Air Evac Lifeteam • (417) 274-6175 Air Hydro Power • 651-1353 AJ Photos • 404-2001 Akebono Brake • 678-1765 Alcan Composites USA • 651-3822 All in Bloom Florist • 651-7673 All Seasons Travel Service • 651-5175

Barren County Health Care Center • 651-9131

The Carpet Bargain Barn • 651-9228

Barren County Health Department • 651-8321

Cash Express • 659-2795

Barren County Progress • 659-2146

Casual to Candlelight Catering • 678-6060

Barren River Animal Welfare Association • 651-7297

City of Cave City • 773-2188

Barren River Area Safe Space Inc. • 781-9334

Cave City Convention Center • 773-3131

Barren River Lake State Park • 646-2151

Caveland Environmental Authority Inc. • 773-2887

Barren River Regional Cancer Center • 651-2478

Cellular One • 576-3500

Barren River State Boat Dock • 646-2357

Central Air Systems Inc. • 678-3333

Barren-Metcalfe EMS • 651-6903

Central KY Appraisals • 651-1067

Basil Law Firm • 651-9822

Century 21/Barren River Realty • 678-6773

BB&T • 651-6141

Charles Campbell • 646-4860

Beacon Construction • 843-9550

Chuck’s Liquors • 842-6015

Ben & Elmer Tractor Co. Inc. • 651-9121

Cinergy Communications • 467-2501

Benedict & Benedict Inc. • 651-5212

CitiFinancial • 842-5675

Better Quality Business Systems • 843-3400

Citizens First Bank • 651-2265

Carla W. Allen • 773-3999

Betty Brogan • 678-5636

Alliance Corporation • 651-8848

BHI Assisted Living • 659-9167

Allstate Insurance • 651-6655

Big Meadow Oil Company • 432-7081

Coldwell Banker Legacy Real Estate Group • 629-6683

American Cancer Society • 745-1967

Big O Tires • 651-7236

College Street Service • 651-5018

American Cave Museum & Hidden River Cave • 786-1466

Bishop & Bishop Insurance Co. • 651-5135

Comfort Inn • 651-9099

Bluegrass & Associates • 646-3259

Commonwealth Broadcasting • 659-2002

Bluegrass Advertising, LLC • 843-2100

Commonwealth’s Attorney • 651-3838

Bluegrass Cellular • 651-1400

Community Action of Southern KY • 651-8171

Bluegrass Dairy & Food, LLC • 651-2146

Comstar Systems of Bowling Green Inc. • 781-7076

Bluegrass Place I & II Apartments • 651-5399

Cook, Downing & Underwood Insurance • 651-2194

“The Book” Store • 659-0565

Copy Depot • 651-5753

Booth Ready Mix Inc. • 834-8096

CPC Feed & Farm Store • 651-5189

Borders Monument Co. Inc. • 651-7625

Crossroads Pregnancy Center • 651-2299

Botts Plumbing Inc. • 678-1970

Crye Leike Executive Realty • 629-4663

American Engineers Inc. • 651-7220 American Heart Association • 842-5700 American Materials • 651-2178 Amneal Pharmaceuticals, LLC • (866) 525-7226 Andrew Parsley & Associates • 651-2795 Animal Clinic of Glasgow • 651-2154 Armstrong Appraisal Service • 651-7580 Assessment Services of Kentucky, LLC • 670-9808 Atmos Energy • 651-8989 Audubon Area Community Services Inc. • 686-1692 Automotive Parts & Shop Inc. • 651-8393 Awards Inc. • 651-7255

B B&M Industrial Supply • 781-4916 The Baby Boutique • 629-5085 Bailey & Grissom Realtors • 651-2717 Brad Bailey • 651-2026 Bailey-Gibson Buick, Pontiac, GMC Inc. • 651-8851 Walter Baker • 651-3715

Bowling Green Technical College, Glasgow Campus • 651-5673

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Boys & Girls Club of Glasgow/Barren County • 629-3871 BR Retreading Auto, Truck & Farm Tire Services • 651-5153

D&D Concrete Industries, LLC • 678-9323

Bridals of Regiss Park • 659-2487

Dana Corporation • 651-6711

Britthaven Duplex Rentals • 646-2908

Davis Law Office • 651-7101

Browning Food Marts • 782-2454

Dawahares of Glasgow • 651-9593

Builders Association of South Central KY • 781-3375

Days Inn • 651-1757

Burchett Law Firm • 651-3131

Denham-Blythe Company • (615) 855-2244

Burkmann Feeds of Glasgow, LLC • 651-8000

Department for Employment Services • 651-2121

The Business Journal of Southern Kentucky • 780-4720

Department of Vocational Rehabilitation • 651-5147

Dairy Queen • 651-3864

Benny Dickinson • 651-8469

Kristen Bale • 651-3434

Emmy Lou Dickinson • 651-2000

Barren County Area Technology Center • 651-2196 Barren County Attorney • 651-8766

Clayton Homes • 678-2460

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Dickinson Financial Group/Met Life • 651-3810

Barren County Board of Education • 651-3787

Calvert Spring Water Company • 622-2700

Henry Dickinson • 651-2000

Barren County Business Supply • 659-2061

Campbell Medical Group • 629-3772

Sydnie Dickison • (877) 231-7671

Barren County Chiropractic • 651-7465

Campbell, Myers & Rutledge, CPAs • 651-2163

Digitech Services • 659-0241

Barren County Conservation District • 629-6811

Cannon & Cannon Inc. • 843-2744

Doggy Days & Cat Nap Acres • 678-5830

Barren County Court Clerk • 651-5200

Canteen Service Company • 781-8392

Domino’s Pizza • 651-2404

Barren County Extension Agent • 651-3818

Capital Mortgage Partners, LLC • 629-6006

Downing/McPeak Vision Centers • 651-2181

Barren County Family YMCA • 651-9622

Cardinal Office Systems Inc. • (866) 853-5858

Drobocky Orthodontics • 651-6862

Barren County Fiscal Court • 651-3338

Cardiology Associates of Southern KY • 651-9611

Terry Durham, OD • 651-3466

Barren County Glass Co. Inc. • 651-5321

Carlton & Associates Inc. • 651-1567

Dutch Craft Mattress Store • 629-5583

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Glasgow/Barren County Chamber of Commerce E Eastern Hills Developers • 651-3245 Chris Eaton, Barren County Sheriff • 651-9281 Edmonton State Bank • 659-0171 Edward Jones Investments – Mark Haines • 651-9993

Glasgow Housing Authority • 651-3859 Glasgow Ice Company • 651-3922 Glasgow Insurance Agency • 651-8824 Glasgow Orthotics & Prosthetics • 678-7290 Glasgow Pediatric Associates • 651-9696

J JB Distributors Inc. • 843-4583 Jeff Lee’s Automotive Service & Sales • 651-5185 The Jewelry Barn & Pawn Shop • 781-1194

Glasgow Physical Therapy PSC • 651-7148

Jewish Hospital & St. Mary’s Healthcare • (502) 568-6655

Edward Jones Investments – Sheila Perkins • 678-3630

Glasgow Prescription Center • 651-8889

J-Mar Properties, LLC • 781-4055

Glasgow Radiology, PSC • 651-9120

Journal Communications Inc. • (800) 333-8842

Electronic Project Design • 651-7508

Glasgow Railway Company Inc. • 651-8861

Elmore Real Estate • 651-5202

Glasgow Skin Care & Laser Clinic • 629-4038

Junior Achievement of South Central KY Inc. • 670-4576

Glasgow Surgical Associates • 651-9408

Junebugs Inc. • 834-1193

Ely Drugs • 651-8359 EnSafe • 843-1622

Glasgow Tire & Auto Center • 651-7075

Enterprise Rent-A-Car • 651-6682 Equity Financial Mortgage Inc. • 843-5397 Express Logistics Inc. • 651-1662 Extreme Fitness for Women • 651-2808

Glass Paving Inc. • 651-6645

Kenny Signs/Replica Screen Printing • 786-4222

Glenview Health Care • 651-8332

Kenny’s Farmhouse Cheese • 434-3204

Goodman Automotive Center • 678-1300

Kentucky Association of Manufacturers • (502) 491-4737

Goodnight Inn • 678-4165

F Family Home Health Care Inc. • 651-7640 Robert David Fant, MD, PSC • 651-7736 Farm Bureau Insurance • 678-3500

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Glasgow Water Company • 651-3727

Goodwill Industries • 651-8178 Grace Hall’s • 659-0077 Graves-Gilbert Clinic • 651-1082 Gray Construction • 842-2424

Farm Credit Services/ FCS of Mid-America • 651-9425

Great Clips • 678-1860

Farmers Livestock Market Inc. • 678-2118

Greener Grass Lawn & Tree • 651-8055

Farmers RECC • 651-2191

Greer’s Auto Service • 651-8225

Federal Mogul Friction Products • 651-3609

Greer’s Florist • 651-2390

Kentucky Repertory Theatre of Horse Cave • 786-1200 Kerley Construction Co. Inc. • 659-0033 Debi Kirsch • 678-5198 Kirt Lyon Trucking • 773-8700 K-Mack Painting • 651-8543

Green Mechanical Construction Inc. • 651-8978

Knight’s Mechanical • 678-4731 Dr. Mark Kuzma • 651-2638

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Felker Brothers • 678-4143 Krissie Coe Fields, Circuit Court Clerk • 651-1575

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The Firm • 308-0604

Land Shark Shredding, LLC • 793-0880

Anthony W. Flannery, MD • 651-8185

Habitat for Humanity ReStore • 629-5775

Herbert L. Leamon • 651-6996

Flying Crane Log Homes • 432-3421

Hall Place • 651-3176

Lee Ann’s Beauty Salon • 834-1431

Mike Fogle • 678-1181

Ledean Hamilton • 651-5760

Leonard Johnson Electric Service Inc. • 651-2362

Ford Furniture Company • 651-3755

Hampton Inn • 786-5000

Forever Communications • 843-0107

Hardee’s • 651-3756

Liberty District – Ralph Bunche Community Center • 834-8537

Maurae Foster • 651-2812

Hardy Communications & Cabling • (502) 964-5434

The Lighting and Bath Shop • 651-5483

Fox Hollow Golf Club • 678-7277

Keith Harlow • 646-0261

Little Black Dress • 629-4250

J.L. French • 651-8334

Harston Hideaways • 646-3199

The Living Tree • 590-6000

Hartland Equipment • 651-8900

G Gale & Dale’s • 651-2489 Garmon & Goodman Law Firm • 651-8812 Cecile Garmon • 651-3274 George J. Ellis Mercantile Inc. • 651-2161 Gerald Printing • 781-4770 Get Ducks in a Row • 646-5267 Randy Gibbons • 646-0429 Dr. Jerry Gibbs • 651-4444

Hatcher & Saddler Funeral Home Inc. • 651-8821 Hayes Insurance • 651-2220 Heers Duplex Rentals • 678-3567 Hensley Hearing Aid Center • 651-7800 Herbert, Herbert & Pack Law Offices • 651-9000

The Lollipop Tree • 834-8733 Long John Silvers Seafood/A&W • 651-8005 Los Mariachis Mexican Restaurant • 651-3229 Lowe’s Home Centers Inc. • 659-3700 Lyons Company • 651-2733 Lyons Service Company Inc. • 781-8793

Heritage 76 Barber Shop • 629-6299

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Highland Cinemas • 678-1613 Highland Computer Services • 659-9489 Highland Couriers • 651-8992

M&J General Contractors, LLC • 842-9950 M&L Electrical Inc. • 781-0123

Gilbert & Gilbert, CPAs • 651-3013

Highland Ridge Assisted Living • 659-2548

Madison Smith Machine • 678-1080

Gillie Hyde Ford-Lincoln-Mercury • 651-2125

Highlander Bowl • 651-9020

Mammoth Cave Hotel • 758-2225

Glasgow Airport Board • 678-4469

Hilliard Lyons Inc. • 651-2663

Mammoth Cave National Park • 758-2180

Glasgow Auto Sales • 678-1184

Holland Employment • 651-3312

Mancino’s • 651-6500

Glasgow Baptist Church • 651-2186

Houchens Industries • 843-3252

The Map Group Inc. • (859) 647-4000

Glasgow Board of Education • 651-6757

Hughes Cattle Company • 453-3586

March of Dimes • 746-5411

Glasgow Building Supply • 651-8339

Hume Car Care • 651-2003

Mark Miller Marine • 678-3324

Glasgow Christian Academy • 651-7729

Bob Hunt • 773-3888

William Marrs, MD • 651-6707

City of Glasgow • 651-5131

HVAC Services Inc. • 651-3841

Marshall Equity Specialists • (269) 579-5303 Mary Anne’s Hallmark • 651-6004

Glasgow Coin & Jewelry • 834-1054 Glasgow Concrete Forming • 651-6680 Glasgow Daily Times • 678-5171

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Lakeside Recycling Inc. • 646-5202

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Mary Wood Weldon Memorial Library • 651-2824 Harold T. Matthews • 651-3330

Glasgow Electric Plant Board • 651-8341

IMI – Irving Materials Inc. • 651-8771

McDonald’s Restaurant • 651-9200

Glasgow Filter Products Inc. • 678-5765

Immediate Care Clinic • 834-8892

Medical Arts Pharmacy • 651-7030

Glasgow Flower Shop • 651-3582

Infinity Advertising • 646-5921

Merle Norman Cosmetics • 678-1416

Glasgow Golf & Country Club • 651-2014

Inman Orthodontics • 651-9386

Mid State Waste • 651-2599

Glasgow Health & Rehabilitation Center • 651-6661

Investors Advisory Services • (615) 661-5543

Miller Physical Therapy & Wellness • 651-7882

Glasgow Highland Games • 651-3141

Ivy Books & Gifts • 651-1991

Miller-Bulhoes Systems • 796-2003

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Richardson Design Studio • 659-2028

Taylor & Fox Insurance Agency Inc. • 659-0756

Montessori Academy of Glasgow Inc. • 651-9440

Elaine Richardson • 651-9541

Taylor, Polson & Co., CPAs • 651-8877

Barbara Motley • 651-3072

Temple Hill Lions Club • 427-4304

Mr. Bill Realty • 678-7590

Richardson, Gardner, Barrickman & Alexander, Attorneys • 651-8884

Bambie T. Myers • 651-6049

Melba Richardson • 651-3181

Myers Investment Group • 651-6234

Richie Pharmacal Co. • 651-6159

W. Mark Myers, DMD • 651-3709

Rite Aid #4006 • 629-5416 Roberts Construction • (606) 679-0169

N W. Mitchell Nance, Circuit Judge • 651-9923

John Rogers, Attorney at Law • 651-7777 Ross, Sinclaire & Associates, LLC • (502) 695-7353 Rowland Insurance Agency • 629-5010

Narrow Way Bed & Breakfast • 646-2957

Tents For Events • 651-8368 Terri’s Diamonds & Fine Jewelry • 659-0284 Thinkers Educational Resources • 629-4930 William T. Thistlethwaite, MD • 629-3331 Dick Thomas • 651-5066 James C. Thurman, DMD • 651-5939 Tommy Wells Construction • 678-2146 Towne & Country Drugs • 651-5133

NCS HealthCare of Kentucky • 651-6188

Trendy Me • 834-8876

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New Century Buffet • 629-6888

Jim Tsukagoshi, CPA • 428-4747

New Styles and Urban Fashions • 629-5278

State Senator Richie Sanders • 586-5473

Tumbleweed • 659-2411

New York Life • (931) 864-8688

Dr. Julia Schooler • 651-3823

Two Eds Screen Printing & Embroidery • 651-1122

New York Life • 796-8400 Eddie Joe Newberry II, DMD, PSC • 651-2979 Nextel/Kwik Connect • 651-3663 NHC Health Care • 651-6126 Nich-Chem • 678-5245 Norris Well Service Inc. • 651-8737 Northwestern Mutual Financial Network • 782-8280

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Scott & Murphy Inc. • 781-9944 Scotty’s Contracting & Stone, LLC • 781-3998

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Serenity Hill Bed and Breakfast • 597-9647 Serenity Salon & Spa • 834-8333

U.S. Postal Service • 651-8859

Service One Credit Union Inc. • 651-6611

Unique Gifts Inc. • 651-6882

Shelley Grund Art Studio & Gallery • 432-7885

United Way of Southern Kentucky • 843-3205

Shelter Insurance • 651-6169

US Bank • 659-3200

Shipping Express • 659-0059

US Surplus and Pawn • 651-1130

Shockley’s Transportation System • 651-7334

Ogles Pest Control • 678-6334

Shop At Home Carpets • 629-3000

Oliver-Williams & Company • 678-6980

Sign World • 651-1180

On the Spot Massage Therapy • 651-9685

Joe Barry Simmons • 678-6763

Vance Lawn and Garden Equipment, LLC • 651-9740

SKF Automotive Division • 678-8600

Vann Health Care Services Inc. • 651-7627

South Central Bank • 651-7466

Venture Contracting • 651-1110

South Central KY Orthopedics • 651-9390

Veterinary Medical Center • 651-5444

South Central Rural Telephone Company • 678-2111

Visual Power Inc. • 432-3755

P Papa John’s Pizza • 651-7775 Park Avenue Pharmacy • 651-5156 City of Park City • 749-5695 Circuit Judge Phil Patton • 651-2744 PBI Bank • 651-3543

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Southern Cross Trading • 678-4687 Southern Kentucky Collision • 651-6413

Pedigo-Lessenberry Insurance Agency Inc. • 651-8837

Southern Medical Lab • 651-2989

Peebles Inc. • 651-0313

Southern Restaurant Inc. • 651-8537

Robert F. Pelham, BSDC, PSC • 651-8340

Southern States Coop Inc. • 749-4501

Peninsula Marina, LLC • 646-2223

Southern States Glasgow Coop • 651-6167

Personal Finance Company • 629-4732

SpanTech Inc. • 651-9166

Gilman Peterson, MD • 651-8328

Spencer Benedict Stables, LLC • 678-1301

Phillips IGA • 453-2641

Square Deal Lumber • 749-2731

Dwayne Pierce, Coldwell Banker Legacy Group • 590-0295

St. Charles Kitchen • 651-5571

Joseph A. Wade • 651-1090 Wagner Eye Care Center • 651-8323 Golda Walbert • 651-3886 Walbert Trucking Inc. • 651-6784 Walgreens • 659-0146 Wal-Mart • 678-1003 Dr. Stephen Ward • 651-6652 WBKO-TV • 781-1313 WCLU/Royse Radio Inc. • 651-9149

Pioneer Credit Company • 659-0118

St. Helen/Lady of the Caves Catholic Church • 651-5263

Ply-Tech Corporation • 678-2941

Stanley Steemer • 678-1100

Wendy’s of Glasgow • 651-2799

Polson & Company, PSC • 651-1188

Star*Tel Systems Inc. • 651-5597

Western KY Coca-Cola • (800) 633-7686

Ponderosa • 651-9229

STATCARE • (502) 479-9100

WGGC-95 • 651-2142

Pools of Leisure Inc. • 651-7211

State Farm Insurance • 651-6025

Philip Whiteside, DMD • 651-6471

Poynter Homes Inc. • 659-0510

State Farm Insurance • 651-3608

Wilderness Studio • 651-6400

Precision Driveline • 678-2659

Bob Stone • 678-4410

Wilson ENT, PSC • 651-2433

Pride Engineering & Land Surveying Inc. • 651-8311

Suburban Propane • 651-2437

Windstream • (800) 347-1991

Primary Care Associates • 651-6791

Subway of Glasgow • 651-9699

Wininger Oil Company Inc. • 678-4582

The Print Shop • 651-3751

Sunrise Children’s Services • 369-9183

WKU Glasgow Campus • 659-6900

Suntec Industries Inc. • 651-7116

WNKY/NBC CBS • 781-2140

Superior Fence Systems Inc. • 651-8081

Women and Children’s Clinic, PSC • 651-9755

Q Quality Masonry, LLC • 565-2272 Quality Personnel • 651-7277

Supreme Mills Inc. • 651-2101

Wright On Target • 678-7720

Sweetheart Bakery • 659-2172 Switch-A-Roo • 651-6209

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T.J. Samson Community Hospital • 651-4444

Re/Max Highland Realty • 678-1020

T.J. Samson Family Practice Center • 651-4797

Redman’s Dugout • 651-2308

Tank Chiropractic • 651-2203

The Reserves Network • 651-8432

Bud Tarry • 678-1728

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The Web Guys Inc. • 765-4478

Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park Camp-Resort • 773-3840

Z Zaxby’s • 629-2445

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2008 Business Guide THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WAS PROVIDED BY THE GLASGOW/BARREN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. THE AREA CODE IS 270, THE CITY IS GLASGOW AND THE STATE IS KENTUCKY, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. Assisted Living Facilities

Campbell, Myers & Rutledge, CPAs • 651-2163 410 S. Broadway St., 42141

BHI Assisted Living • 659-9167 201 Trista Ln., 42141

Gilbert & Gilbert, CPAs • 651-3013 501 W. Main St., Ste. A, 42141

Highland Ridge Assisted Living • 659-2548 180 Scottie Dr., 42141

Jim Tsukagoshi, CPA • 428-4747 420 Mt. Morian Rd., Summer Shade, 42166

Attorneys

Polson & Company, PSC • 651-1188 P.O. Box 2128, 42142-2128

Carla W. Allen • 773-3999 558 Sells Ln., Cave City, 42127

Taylor, Polson & Co., CPAs • 651-8877 101 McKenna St., 42142-1804

Walter Baker • 651-3715 213 S. Green St., 42141

Advertising Specialties

Barren County Attorney • 651-8766 107 E. Main St., 42141

Infinity Advertising • 646-5921 141 Fairway Pl., 42141

Basil Law Firm • 651-9822 231 W. Main St., 42141

Wright On Target • 678-7720 115 Rebecca Ln., 42141

Burchett Law Firm • 651-3131 107 N. Public Sq., 42141

Agriculture

Commonwealth’s Attorney • 651-3838 221 S. Green St., 42141

Barren County Conservation District • 629-6811 207 YMCA Way, 42141

Davis Law Office • 651-7101 222 W. Washington St., 42141

Barren County Extension Agent • 651-3818 4-H/Youth Development, 1463 W. Main St., 42141

Garmon & Goodman Law Firm • 651-8812 139 N. Public Sq., 42142-0663

Barren County Extension Agent • 651-3818 1463 W. Main St., 42141

Herbert, Herbert & Pack Law Offices • 651-9000 135 N. Public Sq., 42142-1000

Ben & Elmer Tractor Co. Inc. • 651-9121 1424 Burkesville Rd., 42142-0303

W. Mitchell Nance, Circuit Judge • 651-9923 2nd Div. 43rd Judicial Circuit, 202 Courthouse Sq., 42141

Beauty Salons/Barber Shops

Richardson, Gardner, Barrickman & Alexander, Attorneys • 651-8884 117 E. Washington St., 42141

Heritage 76 Barber Shop • 629-6299 111 E. Main St., 42141

Burkmann Feeds of Glasgow, LLC • 651-8000 100 Georgetown Ln., 42141 CPC Feed & Farm Store • 651-5189 721 W. Main St., 42141 Farmers Livestock Market Inc. • 678-2118 Bowling Green Road, 42142-1835 Hartland Equipment • 651-8900 820 Three Springs Rd., Bowling Green, 42104

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Jeff Lee’s Automotive Service & Sales • 651-5185 312 YMCA Way, 42141

Accounting & Tax Service

John Rogers, Attorney at Law • 651-7777 111 W. Wayne St., 42141 Automobile Dealers – New

Hughes Cattle Company • 453-3586 203 Center Rd., 42141

Bailey-Gibson Buick, Pontiac, GMC Inc. 651-8851 306 Happy Valley Rd., 42142-1237

Southern States Coop Inc. • 749-4501 31W North, Park City, 42160

Gillie Hyde Ford-Lincoln-Mercury • 651-2125 610 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

Southern States Glasgow Coop • 651-6167 300 Samson St., 42141

Goodman Automotive Center • 678-1300 1003 Happy Valley Rd., 42142-0487

Spencer Benedict Stables, LLC • 678-1301 345 Matthews Mill Rd., 42141

Automobile Dealers – Used

Supreme Mills Inc. • 651-2101 1300 W. Main St., 42142-1477

Glasgow Auto Sales • 678-1184 1434 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

Airports

Automobile Parts

Glasgow Airport Board • 678-4469 390 Airport Rd., 42141

Advance Auto Parts • 659-0045 806 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

Apartments

Automotive Parts & Shop Inc. • 651-8393 704 E. Main St., 42142-1775

Bluegrass Place I & II Apartments • 651-5399 Business Office, 800 Cleveland Ave., 42141

Precision Driveline • 678-2659 505 Industrial Dr., 42141

Britthaven Duplex Rentals • 646-2908 77 Certain Ln., 42141

Automobile Renting & Leasing

Glasgow Housing Authority • 651-3859 106 Bunche Ave., 42142-1745

Enterprise Rent-A-Car • 651-6682 609 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

Architects & Architectural Planners

Automobile Repairs & Service

RBS Design Group • 683-1158 1035 Frederica St., Owensboro, 42301-3074

College Street Service • 651-5018 206 E. College St., 42141

Art Galleries/Museums/Graphic Arts

Greer’s Auto Service • 651-8225 2159 Scottsville Rd., 42141

Shelley Grund Art Studio & Gallery • 432-7885 P.O. Box 672, Edmonton, 42129

Hume Car Care • 651-2003 105 Springdale, 42141

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Southern Kentucky Collision • 651-6413 203 Industrial Dr., 42141 Bakeries Sweetheart Bakery • 659-2172 228 Shane Dr., 42141 Banks & Banking Associations BB&T • 651-6141 301 W. Main St., 42142-0248 CitiFinancial • 842-5675 2383 Happy Valley Rd., 42141 Citizens First Bank • 651-2265 P.O. Box 697, 42142-0697 Edmonton State Bank • 659-0171 P.O. Box 1149, 42142-1149 PBI Bank • 651-3543 P.O. Box 549, 42142-0549 South Central Bank • 651-7466 P.O. Box 667, 42142-0667 US Bank • 659-3200 200 S. Green St., 42141

Great Clips • 678-1860 2471 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

Lee Ann’s Beauty Salon • 834-1431 1609 S. Green St., 42141 Boat Dealers & Marine Supplies Mark Miller Marine • 678-3324 3581 Scottsville Rd., 42141 Book Dealers, Stores “The Book” Store • 659-0565 106 Shane Dr., Ste. 40, 42141 Ivy Books & Gifts • 651-1991 402 Rogers Rd., 42141 Bottlers Calvert Spring Water Company • 622-2700 P.O. Box 175, Scottsville, 42164 Western KY Coca-Cola • (800) 633-7686 300 Oakland Flat Rock Rd., Bowling Green, 42102 Bowling Highlander Bowl • 651-9020 P.O. Box 2098, 42142-2098 Bridal & Tuxedo Bridals of Regiss Park • 659-2487 114 Ensminger Dr., 42141 Builders/Developers/Management Alliance Corporation • 651-8848 116 E. College St., 42142-1480 Beacon Construction • 843-9550 2950 N. Mill Ave., Bowling Green, 42102 Builders Association of South Central KY 781-3375 859 Lovers Ln., Bowling Green, 42103

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Gray Construction • 842-2424 537 E. 10th St., Ste. 100, Bowling Green, 42101-2213 Kerley Construction Co. Inc. • 659-0033 101 Maple Ave., 42142-0632 Venture Contracting • 651-1110 100 S. Broadway, 42142-0010 Building Materials Glasgow Building Supply • 651-8339 515 S. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141 Lowe’s Home Centers Inc. • 659-3700 208 S. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141 Square Deal Lumber • 749-2731 Box 187, Park City, 42160 Bulk Oil Storage Products Big Meadow Oil Company • 432-7081 4564 Big Meadow Rd., Knob Lick, 42154

We are proud to be part of Glasgow-Barren County

Oliver-Williams & Company • 678-6980 736 Mt. Pisgah Rd., 42141 Business/Development Consultants Miller-Bulhoes Systems • 796-2003 2530 Scottsville Rd., Ste. 104, Bowling Green, 42104 Carpet & Rug Dealers/Cleaning The Carpet Bargain Barn • 651-9228 205 N. Green St., 42141 Shop At Home Carpets • 629-3000 311 YMCA Way, 42141 Stanley Steemer • 678-1100 1956 Springfield Rd., Elizabethtown, 42701 Caterers Canteen Service Company • 781-8392 120 Hunter Ct., Bowling Green, 42104 Casual to Candlelight Catering • 678-6060 75 Spears Rd., Eighty-Eight, 42130

ALCAN COMPOSITES, USA 205 AMERICAN AVE. • GLASGOW, KY 42141 (270) 651-3822 • WWW.ALCANCOMPOSITES.COM

Check/Cash Advance Services Cash Express • 659-2795 109A E. Front St., 42141 Cheese & Gourmet Shops Kenny’s Farmhouse Cheese • 434-3204 2033 Thomerson Park Rd., Austin, 42123 Children’s Clothing Stores The Baby Boutique • 629-5085 P.O. Box 1316, 42142-1316 Junebugs Inc. • 834-1193 134 E. Public Sq., 42141 The Lollipop Tree • 834-8733 509 S. L. Roger Wells Blvd., 42141 Chiropractors Barren County Chiropractic • 651-7465 209 E. Main St., 42141 Robert F. Pelham, BSDC, PSC • 651-8340 205 Columbia Ave., 42141 Tank Chiropractic • 651-2203 215 N. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141 Churches Glasgow Baptist Church • 651-2186 401 S. Green St., 42142-0489 St. Helen/Lady of the Caves Catholic Church 651-5263 103 W. Brown St., 42141 Clubs – Golf Fox Hollow Golf Club • 678-7277 280 Clubhouse Ln., 42141 Glasgow Golf & Country Club • 651-2014 350 Country Club Ln., 42141 Community Centers Liberty District – Ralph Bunche Community Center 834-8537 301 Bunche Ave., 42141

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Glasgow/Barren County Chamber of Commerce Community Services/Child Care/ Head Start/Counseling Audubon Area Community Services Inc. 686-1692 1800 W. Fourth St., Owensboro, 42304-0004 Computer Services & Sales Digitech Services • 659-0241 P.O. Box 118, 42142-0118 Highland Computer Services • 659-9489 204 E. Washington St., Ste. A, 42141 Concrete Booth Ready Mix Inc. • 834-8096 190 Trojan Trail, 42141 D&D Concrete Industries, LLC • 678-9323 408 Donnelley Dr., 42141 Glasgow Concrete Forming • 651-6680 704 1/2 E. Main St., 42141 IMI-Irving Materials Inc. • 651-8771 532 Reynolds Rd., 42141 Consignment Clothing Stores Little Black Dress • 629-4250 110 E. Public Sq., 42141 Switch-A-Roo • 651-6209 130 E. Public Sq., 42141 Construction Companies Bluegrass & Associates • 646-3259 421 Donnelley Dr., 42141 Denham-Blythe Company • (615) 855-2244 855 Springfield Hwy., Ste. 101, Goodlettsville, TN 37072 Green Mechanical Construction Inc. • 651-8978 P.O. Box 1869, 42142-1869 M&J General Contractors, LLC • 842-9950 P.O. Box 51268, Bowling Green, 42102 Poynter Homes Inc. • 659-0510 P.O. Box 2056, 42142-2056 Roberts Construction • (606) 679-0169 30 Roberts St., Somerset, 42501 Scott & Murphy Inc. • 781-9944 P.O. Box 2520, Bowling Green, 42102 Tommy Wells Construction • 678-2146 4474 Burkesville Rd., 42141 Consulting Specialists Get Ducks in a Row • 646-5267 36 Britt Mill Rd., 42141 Visual Power Inc. • 432-3755 P.O. Box 510, Edmonton, 42129 Convention Centers Cave City Convention Center • 773-3131 502 Mammoth Cave St., Cave City, 42127 Copy Services Copy Depot • 651-5753 512 N. Race St., 42141

Dentists/Dental Labs/Dental Care Drobocky Orthodontics • 651-6862 203 Professional Park Dr., 42141 Inman Orthodontics • 651-9386 207 Professional Park Dr., 42141 Dr. Mark Kuzma • 651-2638 501 W. Main St., Ste. B, 42141 W. Mark Myers, DMD • 651-3709 207 Professional Park Dr., 42142-1508 Eddie Joe Newberry II, DMD, PSC • 651-2979 400 S. Broadway, 42141 James C. Thurman, DMD • 651-5939 101 State Ave., 42142-0040 Philip Whiteside, DMD • 651-6471 400 E. Main St., 42141 Department Stores

Counseling Audubon Area Community Services Inc. 686-1692 1800 W. Fourth St., Owensboro, 42304-0004

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American Engineers Inc. • 651-7220 65 Aberdeen Dr., 42141 Cannon & Cannon Inc. • 843-2744 P.O. Box 389, Bowling Green, 42102-0389 Pride Engineering & Land Surveying Inc. 651-8311 402 Samson St., 42142-0212 Engineers – Consulting Cannon & Cannon Inc. • 843-2744 P.O. Box 389, Bowling Green, 42102-0389

Wal-Mart • 678-1003 2345 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

Downing/McPeak Vision Centers • 651-2181 1507 Bravo Blvd., 42141

Distributors

Terry Durham, OD • 651-3466 218 S. Liberty St., 42142-0637

JB Distributors Inc. • 843-4583 930 Searcy Way, Bowling Green, 42103-7168

Wagner Eye Care Center • 651-8323 115 Columbia Ave., 42142-0638

Nich-Chem • 678-5245 P.O. Box 536, 42142-0536

Dr. Stephen Ward • 651-6652 1407 N. Race St., 42141

Richie Pharmacal Co. • 651-6159 197 State Ave., 42142-0460

Family Clothing

Southern Cross Trading • 678-4687 141 Fairway Pl., 42141

Dawahares of Glasgow • 651-9593 217 N. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141

Drug Stores/Pharmacies

New Styles and Urban Fashions • 629-5278 204-B Rogers Rd., 42142-1702

Ely Drugs • 651-8359 Happy Valley Shopping Center, 415 Happy Valley Rd., 42141 Glasgow Prescription Center • 651-8889 139 W. Public Sq., 42141 Medical Arts Pharmacy • 651-7030 1330 N. Race St., 42141 Park Avenue Pharmacy • 651-5156 131 Park Ave. Shopping Center, 42142-0039 Rite Aid #4006 • 629-5416 704 Happy Valley Rd., 42141 Towne & Country Drugs • 651-5133 742A E. Main Shopping Center, 42141 Vann Health Care Services Inc. • 651-7627 1220 N. Race St., 42142-0275 Walgreens • 659-0146 1001 W. Main St., 42141 Educational Resource Stores Thinkers Educational Resources • 629-4930 302 S. Broadway, 42141

Fences Superior Fence Systems Inc. • 651-8081 205 Industrial Dr., 42141 Finance/Mortgage/Loan Companies ABC Finance Company • 659-9800 117 Columbia Ave., 42141 Capital Mortgage Partners, LLC • 629-6006 204 Calvary Dr., 42141 Equity Financial Mortgage Inc. • 843-5397 1268 Campbell Ln., #101, Bowling Green, 42104 Farm Credit Services/FCS of Mid-America 651-9425 215 Rogers Rd., 42142-0429 Personal Finance Company • 629-4732 409 Happy Valley Rd., 42142-0454 Pioneer Credit Company • 659-0118 348 N. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141 Financial & Financial Advisors

Electricians Leonard Johnson Electric Service Inc. • 651-2362 920 W. Main St., 42141 M&L Electrical Inc. • 781-0123 6060 Scottsville Rd., Bowling Green, 42104-7853

Carlton & Associates Inc. • 651-1567 P.O. Box 7, 42142-0007 Dickinson Financial Group/Met Life • 651-3810 P.O. Box 7, 42142-0007 Fitness Centers

Emergency Medical Services Air Evac Lifeteam • (417) 274-6175 165 Drakes Creek, Bowling Green, 42103 Barren-Metcalfe EMS • 651-6903 P.O. Box 304, 42142-0304 STATCARE • (502) 479-9100 2807 Taylorsville Rd., Louisville, 40205 Employment Agencies

Credit Unions

Department for Employment Services 651-2121 445 N. Green St., 42142-0307

Delivery Service – Messengers

Department of Vocational Rehabilitation 651-5147 106 Park Ave., 42141

Highland Couriers • 651-8992 P.O. Box 1450, 42142-1450

Holland Employment • 651-3312 107 W. Front St., 42141

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Engineers – Civil, Environmental

Eye Care

Crossroads Pregnancy Center • 651-2299 P.O. Box 236, 42142-0236

Service One Credit Union Inc. • 651-6611 116 Ensminger, 42141

The Reserves Network • 651-8432 948 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

Peebles Inc. • 651-0313 356 N. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141

Cosmetics Merle Norman Cosmetics • 678-1416 216 Reynolds Rd., 42141

Quality Personnel • 651-7277 204 N. Race, 42141

Barren County Family YMCA • 651-9622 One YMCA Way, 42141 Extreme Fitness for Women • 651-2808 135 Myrtle St., 42141 Florists All in Bloom Florist • 651-7673 201 Happy Valley Rd., 42141 Glasgow Flower Shop • 651-3582 104 W. Cherry St., 42141 Greer’s Florist • 651-2390 2158 Scottsville Rd., 42141 Food Marts Browning Food Marts • 782-2454 2140 Louisville Rd., Bowling Green, 42102-0808

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Foster Care Children Services Sunrise Children’s Services • 369-9183 South Central Foster Care, Elizabethtown, 42702 Funeral Homes A.F. Crow & Son Funeral Home • 651-2080 201 E. Washington, 42141 Hatcher & Saddler Funeral Home Inc. • 651-8821 801 N. Race St., 42141 Furniture Ford Furniture Company • 651-3755 213 N. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141 Garbage Disposal – Household/Commercial Mid State Waste • 651-2599 202 American Ave., 42141 Gas – Bottled/Bulk/Cylinder Suburban Propane • 651-2437 214 Industrial Dr., 42141 Gift Shops Awards Inc. • 651-7255 136 E. Public Sq., 42141 Mary Anne’s Hallmark • 651-6004 360 N. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141 Unique Gifts Inc. • 651-6882 1101 Cleveland Ave., 42141 Glass Barren County Glass Co. Inc. • 651-5321 2379 Burkesville Rd., 42141 Government Carla W. Allen • 773-3999 558 Sells Ln., Cave City, 42127

Sue Mutter, Manager with Ruth Waller

BHI Assisted Living A Division of Baptist Homes, Inc. Call:

(270) 659-9167 or visit us at:

201 Trista Lane • Glasgow, KY 42141 www.baptisthomesinc.com

Brad Bailey • 651-2026 Barren County PVA Office, 42142-1836 Barren County Court Clerk • 651-5200 117-1A N. Public Sq., 42141 Barren County Fiscal Court • 651-3338 117 N. Public Sq., Ste. 3A, 42141 City of Cave City • 773-2188 P.O. Box 567, Cave City, 42127 Commonwealth’s Attorney • 651-3838 221 S. Green St., 42141 Krissie Coe Fields, Circuit Court Clerk • 651-1575 Barren County Courthouse, 42141 City of Glasgow • 651-5131 P.O. Box 278, 42142-0278 City of Park City • 749-5695 P.O. Box 304, Park City, 42160 Circuit Judge Phil Patton • 651-2744 300 Court House Sq., 42141 State Senator Richie Sanders • 586-5473 906 Dinwiddie Rd., Franklin, 42134 U.S. Postal Service • 651-8859 201 Columbia Ave., 42141 Grocery Stores Houchens Industries • 843-3252 700 Church St., Bowling Green, 42102-9009 Phillips IGA • 453-2641 P.O. Box 226, Hiseville, 42152 Health & Safety Consultants EnSafe • 843-1622 1721 McIntosh St., Ste. A, Bowling Green, 42104 Health Care Equipment Glasgow Orthotics & Prosthetics • 678-7290 4288 N. Jackson Hwy., 42141 Vann Health Care Services Inc. • 651-7627 1220 N. Race St., 42142-0275

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Glasgow/Barren County Chamber of Commerce Health Care Providers Barren County Health Department • 651-8321 P.O. Box 1464, 42142-1464 Barren River Regional Cancer Center • 651-2478 103 Trista Ln., 42141 Family Home Health Care Inc. • 651-7640 1216C N. Race St., 42141 Glasgow Physical Therapy PSC • 651-7148 106 Columns Plaza Dr., 42141 Health Maintenance Organizations American Cancer Society • 745-1967 2425 Scottsville Rd., Ste. 123, Bowling Green, 42104

New York Life • (931) 864-8688 8500 Hwy. 111, Ste. 50, Byrdstown, TN 38549

Emmy Lou Dickinson • 651-2000 102 Terrace Manor, 42141

New York Life • 796-8400 1830 Destiny Ln., Ste. 114, Bowling Green, 42104

Henry Dickinson • 651-2000 102 Terrace Manor, 42141

Northwestern Mutual Financial Network 782-8280 P.O. Box 9727, Bowling Green, 42102

Sydnie Dickison • (877) 231-7671 513 E. Main St., 42141 Chris Eaton, Barren County Sheriff • 651-9281 117 N. Public Sq., 42141 Mike Fogle • 678-1181 101 Liz Ln., 42141 Maurae Foster • 651-2812 211 Marmak St., 42141

American Heart Association • 842-5700 1212 Ashley Cir., Bowling Green, 42104

Cecile Garmon • 651-3274 605 S. Green St., 42141

Hearing Aid Specialists

Ledean Hamilton • 651-5760 111 Maplewood Pl., 42141

Hensley Hearing Aid Center • 651-7800 1304-C N. Race St., 42141 Heating & Air Conditioning Central Air Systems Inc. • 678-3333 6304 Edmonton Rd., 42141 HVAC Services Inc. • 651-3841 400 E. College St., 42142-0153 Knight’s Mechanical • 678-4731 180 Beaver Trail S., 42141 Lyons Company • 651-2733 308 Samson St., 42142-0393 Lyons Service Company Inc. • 781-8793 2721 Pioneer Dr., Bowling Green, 42101 Hospitals Jewish Hospital & St. Mary’s Healthcare (502) 568-6655 Physicians/Hospital Development, 202 E. Liberty St., Ste. 201, Louisville, 40202 T.J. Samson Community Hospital • 651-4444 1301 N. Race, 42141

Keith Harlow • 646-0261 3587 Finney Rd., 42141 Bob Hunt • 773-3888 P.O. Box 457, Cave City, 42127 Debi Kirsch • 678-5198 80 Thoroughbred Ln., 42141 Herbert L. Leamon • 651-6996 105 Raintree Pl., 42141 Harold T. Matthews • 651-3330 106 Norris Ct., 42141 Barbara Motley • 651-3072 1777 N. Jackson Hwy., 42141 Bambie T. Myers • 651-6049 203 Windsor Ave., 42141 Elaine Richardson • 651-9541 4 Forest Hills Dr., 42141 Melba Richardson • 651-3181 406 Brice Ave., 42141 Dr. Julia Schooler • 651-3823 104 Hatchett Ct., 42141

Hotels/Motels/Cabins/B&Bs/Campgrounds

Joe Barry Simmons • 678-6763 137 Golf Course Estates, 42141

Barren River Lake State Park • 646-2151 1149 State Park Rd., Lucas, 42156

Bob Stone • 678-4410 150 Longhunters Trail, 42141

Comfort Inn • 651-9099 210 Calvary Dr., 42141

Bud Tarry • 678-1728 725 Lick Branch Rd., 42141

Days Inn • 651-1757 105 Days Inn Blvd., 42141

Dick Thomas • 651-5066 319 Green Acres, 42141

Hall Place • 651-3176 313 S. Green St., 42141

Golda Walbert • 651-3886 313 Leslie Ave., 42141

Hampton Inn • 786-5000 750 Flint Ridge Rd., Horse Cave, 42749

Industrial Maintenance Products

Harston Hideaways • 646-3199 13020 Scottsville Rd., Lucas, 42156 Mammoth Cave Hotel • 758-2225 P.O. Box 27, Mammoth Cave, 42259-1714 Narrow Way Bed & Breakfast • 646-2957 554 S. Lucas Rd., Lucas, 42156

Air Hydro Power • 651-1353 584 Reynolds Rd., 42141 B&M Industrial Supply • 781-4916 26 Corporate Ct., Bowling Green, 42104 Glasgow Filter Products Inc. • 678-5765 P.O. Box 2055, 42142-2055

Pedigo-Lessenberry Insurance Agency Inc. 651-8837 103 Pin Oak Ln., 42142-1899 Rowland Insurance Agency • 629-5010 201 E. Main St., 42141 Shelter Insurance • 651-6169 130 S. Public Sq., 42141 State Farm Insurance • 651-6025 308 S. Broadway, 42142-0997 State Farm Insurance • 651-3608 209 Rogers Rd., 42142-1897 Taylor & Fox Insurance Agency Inc. • 659-0756 102 W. Front St., 42142-0244 Interior Decorators & Designers Richardson Design Studio • 659-2028 1508 S. Green St., 42141 Internet/Television Cable Services Glasgow Electric Plant Board • 651-8341 100 Mallory Dr., 42142-1809 South Central Rural Telephone Company 678-2111 1399 Happy Valley Rd., 42142-0159 Investment Counselors Edward Jones Investments – Mark Haines 651-9993 141 N. Public Sq., 42141 Edward Jones Investments – Sheila Perkins 678-3630 110 Reynolds Rd., 42141 Hilliard Lyons Inc. • 651-2663 102 E. Wayne St., 42142-0483 Investors Advisory Services • (615) 661-5543 Longhunters Square Shopping Center, 100 Winners Cir., Ste. 400, Brentwood, TN 37027 Myers Investment Group • 651-6234 220 N. Race St., 42141 Ross, Sinclaire & Associates, LLC • (502) 695-7353 400 Democrat Dr., Frankfort, 40601 Jewelers Glasgow Coin & Jewelry • 834-1054 101 N. Public Sq., Ste. B, 42141 The Jewelry Barn & Pawn Shop • 781-1194 2910 Scottsville Rd., Bowling Green, 42104-4412 Terri’s Diamonds & Fine Jewelry • 659-0284 111 W. Public Sq., 42141 Lawn & Garden Equipment

Joseph A. Wade • 651-1090 311 Industrial Dr., 42141

Vance Lawn and Garden Equipment, LLC 651-9740 402 L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141

Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park Camp-Resort 773-3840 1002 Mammoth Cave Rd., Cave City, 42127

Insurance

Lawn & Garden Service

Affordable Insurance • 651-1044 932 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

Greener Grass Lawn & Tree • 651-8055 106 Indie Cir., 42141

Housing Information

Allstate Insurance • 651-6655 103 W. Public Sq., 42141

Libraries

Serenity Hill Bed and Breakfast • 597-9647 3600 Mammoth Cave Rd., Brownsville, 42210

Glasgow Housing Authority • 651-3859 106 Bunche Ave., 42142-1745 Ice Companies

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Benny Dickinson • 651-8469 107 Trigg Ct., 42141

Bishop & Bishop Insurance Co. • 651-5135 116 S. Public Sq., 42141

Mary Wood Weldon Memorial Library • 651-2824 107 College St., 42141

Glasgow Ice Company • 651-3922 701 E. Main St., 42141

Cook, Downing & Underwood Insurance 651-2194 217 S. Green St., 42142-0217

Individuals

Dickinson Financial Group/Met Life • 651-3810 P.O. Box 7, 42142-0007

Kristen Bale • 651-3434 205 Norris Ct., 42141

Farm Bureau Insurance • 678-3500 106 Reynolds Rd., 42141

Chuck’s Liquors • 842-6015 3513 Louisville Rd., Bowling Green, 42101

Betty Brogan • 678-5636 109 Clarksdale Cir., 42141

Glasgow Insurance Agency • 651-8824 318 S. Green St., 42142-0397

Log Home Builders

Charles Campbell • 646-4860 1014 Comanche Cir., Lucas, 42156

Hayes Insurance • 651-2220 P.O. Box 366, 42142-0366

Flying Crane Log Homes • 432-3421 6424 Breeding Rd., Edmonton, 42129

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Lighting – Fixtures & Supplies The Lighting and Bath Shop • 651-5483 1203 W. Main St., 42141 Liquor Stores

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Newspapers

Express Logistics Inc. • 651-1662 195 American Ave., 42141

Barren County Progress • 659-2146 P.O. Box 453, 42142-0453

Shipping Express • 659-0059 1607 S. Green St., 42141

Glasgow Daily Times • 678-5171 100 Commerce Dr., 42142-1179

Manufacturers’ Representatives Assessment Services of Kentucky, LLC • 670-9808 P.O. Box 1115, 42142-1115 Manufacturing/Manufacturers ACK Controls • 678-6200 2600 Happy Valley Rd., 42142-1297 Akebono Brake • 678-1765 1765 Cleveland Ave., 42141-1057 Alcan Composites USA • 651-3822 205 American Ave., 42141 Amneal Pharmaceuticals, LLC • (866) 525-7226 104 Hippocrates Way, 42141 Bluegrass Dairy & Food, LLC • 651-2146 1117 Cleveland Ave., 42141 Dana Corporation • 651-6711 1320 W. Main St., 42141

Nursing Homes Barren County Health Care Center • 651-9131 300 Westwood, 42141

Cardinal Office Systems Inc. • (866) 853-5858 400 E. Main St., Bowling Green, 42102 Oil & Gas Operators & Marketing Benedict & Benedict Inc. • 651-5212 219 Industrial Dr., 42142-0181 Wininger Oil Company Inc. • 678-4582 100A Reynolds Rd., 42141

Glasgow Health & Rehabilitation Center 651-6661 220 Westwood, 42141

Organizations

Glenview Health Care • 651-8332 1002 Glenview Dr., 42142-1507

Barren River Animal Welfare Association 651-7297 P.O. Box 171, 42142-0171

NHC Health Care • 651-6126 Homewood Blvd., 42142-0247 Office – Supplies, Equipment & Furniture

Barren County Family YMCA • 651-9622 One YMCA Way, 42141

Barren River Area Safe Space Inc. • 781-9334 P.O. Box 1941, Bowling Green, 42102

Barren County Business Supply • 659-2061 201 Lincoln Rd., 42141

Boys & Girls Club of Glasgow/Barren County 629-3871 P.O. Box 1935, 42142-1935

Better Quality Business Systems • 843-3400 2530 Scottsville Rd., Bowling Green, 42104

Community Action of Southern KY • 651-8171 P.O. Box 787, 42141

Electronic Project Design • 651-7508 415 Samson St., 42141 Federal Mogul Friction Products • 651-3609 20 Aberdeen Dr., 42141 Felker Brothers • 678-4143 125 Beaver Trail Rd., 42141 J.L. French • 651-8334 20 Prestwick Dr., 42141 NCS HealthCare of Kentucky • 651-6188 P.O. Box 1268, 42142-1268 Ply-Tech Corporation • 678-2941 845 Industrial Dr., 42142-0757 R.R. Donnelley • 678-2121 120 Donnelley Dr., 42141 SKF Automotive Division • 678-8600 1001 Happy Valley Rd., 42141 SpanTech Inc. • 651-9166 1115 Cleveland Ave., 42142-0369 Suntec Industries Inc. • 651-7116 60 Aberdeen Dr., 42141 Marinas Barren River State Boat Dock • 646-2357 P.O. Box 1131, 42142-1131 Peninsula Marina, LLC • 646-2223 1261 Peninsula Rd., 42141

MODERN Amenities RELAXED Atmosphere

Marketing & Research Companies The Firm • 308-0604 1425 Wilson Rd., Cave City, 42127

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Masonry Quality Masonry, LLC • 565-2272 349 Roy Jeffries Rd., Edmonton, 42129 Massage Therapy & Spas The Living Tree • 590-6000 742 C E. Main St., 42141 On the Spot Massage Therapy • 651-9685 1407 N. Race St., 42141

All private baths Wireless Internet Deluxe continental breakfast

Mattress Stores Dutch Craft Mattress Store • 629-5583 800 W. Main St., 42141 Medical Labs Southern Medical Lab • 651-2989 1330 N. Race St., 42141 Mobile Homes Clayton Homes • 678-2460 6511 Happy Valley Rd., Cave City, 42127 Monument Companies

Corporate rates available Perfect for parties, meetings and retreats 4107 Scottsville Rd. Glasgow, KY 42141 (270) 678-1000 Toll-free: (877) 806-6340 E-mail: fourseasonsinn@msn.com www.fourseasonscountryinn.com

Borders Monument Co. Inc. • 651-7625 1532 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

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Glasgow/Barren County Chamber of Commerce Glasgow Highland Games • 651-3141 119 E. Main St., 42141

William T. Thistlethwaite, MD • 629-3331 P.O. Box 1147, 42142-1147

Heers Duplex Rentals • 678-3567 511 Old Scottsville Rd., Loop 2, 42141

Junior Achievement of South Central KY Inc. 670-4576 113 W. Public Sq., Ste. 300, 42141

Wilson ENT, PSC • 651-2433 P.O. Box 1088, 42142-1088

Marshall Equity Specialists • (269) 579-5303 13901 JDR N., Battle Creek, MI 49014

Women and Children’s Clinic, PSC • 651-9755 1411 N. Race St., 42141

Recreation

Plumbing

American Cave Museum & Hidden River Cave 786-1466 119 E. Main St., Horse Cave, 42749

Kentucky Association of Manufacturers (502) 491-4737 2303 Greene Way, Louisville, 40220-4009 March of Dimes • 746-5411 1220 Ashley Cir., Ste. C, Bowling Green, 42104-3338

Botts Plumbing Inc. • 678-1970 1330 New Salem Rd., 42141

Temple Hill Lions Club • 427-4304 78 Temple Hill Rd., 42141

Printers, Publishers, Typesetters & Graphics

United Way of Southern Kentucky • 843-3205 P.O. Box 3330, Bowling Green, 42102-3330

Bluegrass Advertising, LLC • 843-2100 P.O. Box 51903, Bowling Green, 42102-6903

Painting Contractors

The Business Journal of Southern Kentucky 780-4720 1719 Ashley Cir., Ste. 100, Bowling Green, 42104

K-Mack Painting • 651-8543 203 Eastview Dr., 42141 Paving Contractors Glass Paving Inc. • 651-6645 P.O. Box 836, 42142-0836 Scotty’s Contracting & Stone, LLC • 781-3998 P.O. Box 4500, Bowling Green, 42102-4500 Pest Control Services

Journal Communications Inc. • (800) 333-8842 725 Cool Springs Blvd., Ste. 400, Franklin, TN 37067 The Map Group Inc. • (859) 647-4000 1717 Dixie Hwy., Ste. 500, Ft. Wright, 41011 The Print Shop • 651-3751 105 Water St., 42142-1868

Ogles Pest Control • 678-6334 P.O. Box 1105, 42142-1105

Radio Stations

Pet Grooming & Kennels

Commonwealth Broadcasting • 659-2002 WHHT-WOVO-WPTQ-WCDS, 113 W. Public Sq., 42141

Doggy Days & Cat Nap Acres • 678-5830 4670 Tompkinsville Rd., 42141 Photography/Studios AJ Photos • 404-2001 129 Pleasant View Dr., 42141

Forever Communications • 843-0107 WBVR/WLYE/WUHU/WBGN, 1919 Scottsville Rd., Bowling Green, 42104 WCLU/Royse Radio Inc. • 651-9149 229 W. Main St., 42142-1628

Lakeside Recycling Inc. • 646-5202 7197-A Scottsville Rd., 42141 Mid State Waste • 651-2599 202 American Ave., 42141 Rentals Party/Equipment Tents For Events • 651-8368 217 Columbia Ave., 42141 Restaurants A Little Taste of Texas • 659-2441 303 S. Broadway, 42141 Dairy Queen • 651-3864 130 N. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141 Domino’s Pizza • 651-2404 810 W. Cherry St., 42141 Gale & Dale’s • 651-2489 405 Happy Valley Rd., 42141 George J. Ellis Mercantile Inc. • 651-2161 144 E. Public Sq., 42141 Goodnight Inn • 678-4165 3059 Hiseville-Branstetter Rd., Cave City, 42127 Grace Hall’s • 659-0077 P.O. Box 1383, 42142-1383

WGGC-95 • 651-2142 1727 US 31-W Bypass, Bowling Green, 42101

Hardee’s • 651-3756 Michael Ray Enterprises Inc., 205 W. Cherry St., 42141

Radiologists

Long John Silvers Seafood/A&W • 651-8005 713 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

Glasgow Radiology, PSC • 651-9120 P.O. Box 1537, 42142-1537

Los Mariachis Mexican Restaurant • 651-3229 802 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

Real Estate

Mancino’s • 651-6500 302 Rogers Rd., 42141

Bailey & Grissom Realtors • 651-2717 220 W. Main St., 42141

McDonald’s Restaurant • 651-9200 31E Bypass, 42142-0721

Century 21/Barren River Realty • 678-6773 1000 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

New Century Buffet • 629-6888 936 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

Cardiology Associates of Southern KY • 651-9611 1004 Glenview Dr., 42141

Coldwell Banker Legacy Real Estate Group 629-6683 204 Calvary Dr., 42141

Papa John’s Pizza • 651-7775 WFG, LLC, 603 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

Robert David Fant, MD, PSC • 651-7736 1407 N. Race St., 42142-0517

Crye Leike Executive Realty • 629-4663 1509 S. Green St., 42141

Anthony W. Flannery, MD • 651-8185 1008 Glenview Dr., Ste. A, 42141

Elmore Real Estate • 651-5202 605 N. Race St., 42141

Dr. Jerry Gibbs • 651-4444 T.J. Samson Community Hospital, 42141

Randy Gibbons • 646-0429 Coldwell Banker Legacy Group, 42141

Glasgow Pediatric Associates • 651-9696 301 Professional Park Dr., 42141

Heers Duplex Rentals • 678-3567 511 Old Scottsville Rd., Loop 2, 42141

Glasgow Surgical Associates • 651-9408 1216B N. Race St., 42142-0818

Mr. Bill Realty • 678-7590 170 Fairway Pl., 42141

Graves-Gilbert Clinic • 651-1082 120 State Ave., 42141

Dwayne Pierce • 590-0295 Coldwell Banker Legacy Group, 204 Calvary Dr., 42141

Wilderness Studio • 651-6400 101 E. College St., 42141 Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation Glasgow Physical Therapy PSC • 651-7148 106 Columns Plaza Dr., 42141 Miller Physical Therapy & Wellness • 651-7882 1410 N. Race St., 42141 Physicians & Surgeons Campbell Medical Group • 629-3772 303 Professional Park, 42141

Immediate Care Clinic • 834-8892 405 S. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141 William Marrs, MD • 651-6707 511 N. Race St., 42141 Dr. Bharat Mody • 651-8789 201 Professional Park Dr., 42141 Gilman Peterson, MD • 651-8328 1505 Bravo Blvd., 42142-0694

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Gerald Printing • 781-4770 P.O. Box 51907, Bowling Green, 42102

Recycling

Re/Max Highland Realty • 678-1020 108 Reynolds Rd., 42141 Real Estate Appraisers Andrew Parsley & Associates • 651-2795 206 N. Race St., 42141 Armstrong Appraisal Service • 651-7580 301 Happy Valley Rd., 42142-1085

Primary Care Associates • 651-6791 1330 N. Race St., 42141

Central KY Appraisals • 651-1067 135 E. Main St., 42141

South Central KY Orthopedics • 651-9390 106 Columns Plaza Dr., 42141

Real Estate Developers & Investors

T.J. Samson Family Practice Center • 651-4797 1325 N. Race St., 42141

Eastern Hills Developers • 651-3245 100 N. Liberty St., 42141

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Ponderosa • 651-9229 206 N. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141 Southern Restaurant Inc. • 651-8537 1201 W. Main St., 42141 St. Charles Kitchen • 651-5571 106 W. Cherry St., 42141 Subway of Glasgow • 651-9699 111 N. Public Sq., 42141 Tumbleweed • 659-2411 205 N. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141 Wendy’s of Glasgow • 651-2799 104 Wall St., 42141 Zaxby’s • 629-2445 810 Happy Valley Rd., 42141 Salons & Spas Serenity Salon & Spa • 834-8333 106 Shane Dr., Ste. 330, 42141 Schools, Colleges & Education Barren County Area Technology Center 651-2196 491 Trojan Trail, 42141 Barren County Board of Education • 651-3787 202 W. Washington St., 42141 Bowling Green Technical College, Glasgow Campus • 651-5673 500 Hilltopper Way, 42141

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Glasgow/Barren County Chamber of Commerce Glasgow Board of Education • 651-6757 1108 Cleveland Ave., 42142-1239 Glasgow Christian Academy • 651-7729 600 Old Cavalry Dr., 42141 Montessori Academy of Glasgow Inc. • 651-9440 100 Montessori Way, 42141 WKU Glasgow Campus • 659-6900 500 Hilltopper Way, 42141 Screen Printing Kenny Signs/Replica Screen Printing • 786-4222 114 S. Dixie Hwy., Horse Cave, 42749 Redman’s Dugout • 651-2308 313-B YMCA Way, 42141 Two Eds Screen Printing & Embroidery 651-1122 447 N. Green St., 42141 Service Stations/Food Marts Wininger Oil Company Inc. • 678-4582 100A Reynolds Rd., 42141 Shopping Centers J-Mar Properties, LLC • 781-4055 2530 Scottsville Rd., Bowling Green, 42104-6509

Hardy Communications & Cabling (502) 964-5434 P.O. Box 31483, Louisville, 40232 Nextel/Kwik Connect • 651-3663 950 Happy Valley Rd., 42141 South Central Rural Telephone Company 678-2111 1399 Happy Valley Rd., 42141 South Central Telcom, LLC • 629-2111 1414 Happy Valley Rd., 42141 Star*Tel Systems Inc. • 651-5597 106 E. Wayne St., 42142-0515

Kirt Lyon Trucking • 773-8700 5869 Whitney Woods Rd., Cave City, 42127 Shockley’s Transportation System • 651-7334 515 S. Green St., 42141 Walbert Trucking Inc. • 651-6784 101 Pin Oak Ln., 42141 Travel Agencies All Seasons Travel Service • 651-5175 134 N. Race St., 42142-1806 Used Merchandise Stores

Windstream • (800) 347-1991 301 W. Washington St., 42141

Goodwill Industries • 651-8178 212 S. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141

Television – Cable Glasgow Electric Plant Board • 651-8341 100 Mallory Dr., 42142-1809

Habitat for Humanity ReStore • 629-5775 506 W. Main St., 42141

South Central Rural Telephone Company 678-2111 1399 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

Utilities

Television Stations

Caveland Environmental Authority Inc. 773-2887 P.O. Box 463, Cave City, 42127

WBKO-TV • 781-1313 2727 Russellville Rd., Bowling Green, 42101

Atmos Energy • 651-8989 200 N. Broadway, 42141

WNKY/NBC CBS • 781-2140 325 Emmett Ave., Ste. N, Bowling Green, 42101

Farmers RECC • 651-2191 504 S. Broadway St., 42142-1298

Land Shark Shredding, LLC • 793-0880 P.O. Box 70156, Bowling Green, 42102-0156

Theaters/Cinemas

Glasgow Electric Plant Board • 651-8341 100 Mallory Dr., 42142-1809

Highland Cinemas • 678-1613 1628 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

Signs

Glasgow Water Company • 651-3727 126 E. Public Sq., 42142-0819

Sign World • 651-1180 101 Rogers Rd., 42141

Kentucky Repertory Theatre of Horse Cave 786-1200 P.O. Box 215, Horse Cave, 42749

Veterinarians

Skin Care/Laser Clinics

Tire Dealers

Animal Clinic of Glasgow • 651-2154 719 W. Main St., 42141

Glasgow Skin Care & Laser Clinic • 629-4038 211 N. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141

Big O Tires • 651-7236 209 Smith Rd., 42141

Veterinary Medical Center • 651-5444 629 Grandview Ave., 42141

Surplus & Pawn Shops

BR Retreading Auto, Truck, & Farm Tire Services 651-5153 1037 W. Main St., 42142-0399

Warehouses

Shredding Processing – Paper

US Surplus and Pawn • 651-1130 599 S. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141

Glasgow Tire & Auto Center • 651-7075 602 Happy Valley Rd., 42141 Tool Designers, Parts & Distributors

Web Site Design, Development, Hosting & Marketing

Madison Smith Machine • 678-1080 2601 Happy Valley Rd., 42141

Cinergy Communications • 467-2501 1148 College St., Bowling Green, 42101

Tourist Attractions

The Web Guys Inc. • 765-4478 P.O. Box 1085, Elizabethtown, 42702

Swimming Pool Contractors Pools of Leisure Inc. • 651-7211 111 E. Washington St., 42141 Telephone Communications Bluegrass Cellular • 651-1400 220 S. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141 Cellular One • 576-3500 344 N. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141 Cinergy Communications • 467-2501 1148 College St., Bowling Green, 42101 Comstar Systems of Bowling Green Inc. 781-7076 P.O. Box 70067, Bowling Green, 42102-7067

American Materials • 651-2178 P.O. Box 1598, 42142-1598

American Cave Museum & Hidden River Cave 786-1466 119 E. Main St., Horse Cave, 42749

Well Services

Mammoth Cave National Park • 758-2180 P.O. Box 7, Mammoth Cave, 42259

Norris Well Service Inc. • 651-8737 2141 Scottsville Rd., 42141

Transportation

Women’s Clothing Stores

Glasgow Railway Company Inc. • 651-8861 1010 W. Main St., 42141

Trendy Me • 834-8876 509 S. L. Rogers Wells Blvd., 42141

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Highland Ridge Assisted Living www.highlandridgeglasgow.com

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H I S T O R Y From newborns to grandparents, T.J. Samson Community Hospital has been an integral part of south central Kentucky’s health for nearly a century.

Since 1929, we’ve been dedicated to keeping generations of citizens healthy throughout all aspects of their lives.

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