The Brandenburg Police Department needs the public help in identifying three subjects who stole 2 vehicles and went through several vehicles in the neighborhood next to Meade County High School early Friday (4/30) morning. … [Read more...]
Police Searching For Vehicle Theives
Accident Sends Three To Hospital
An early morning two vehicle accident in Grayson County sent three people to the hospital Thursday (4/29). … [Read more...]
County Leaders Begin Work On Proposed Budget
Members of Meade County Fiscal Court met during a workshop Tuesday (4/27) to review at 15 key points in the the upcoming proposed 2021-2022 budget for the county. … [Read more...]
Town Hall Gives Community Input
The community input was sought during a town hall meeting held by the Meade County Sheriff's Department Monday (4/26) evening. … [Read more...]
County Leaders Dedicate New EMS Station
Meade County leaders and community members gathered Saturday (4/17) morning for the ribbon cutting and dedication of the new Gerald A. Lynn Emergency Services Building at 999 Armory Place in Brandenburg. … [Read more...]
County Leaders Attempt To Realign Solar Ordiance
Members of Meade County Fiscal Court heard and approved the first reading of an ordinance aimed to strengthen guidelines related to solar power development in the county during their regular monthly meeting Tuesday (4/13) night. … [Read more...]
Magistrates Discuss Roads & Needs
Magistrates of Meade County Fiscal Court worked through several items on their agenda Tuesday (4/13) night during their regular meeting. … [Read more...]
Council Works Through Business
The Brandenburg City Council met during their regular monthly meeting Monday (4/12) night. … [Read more...]
Congressman Guthrie Visits Fort Knox
US Congressman Brett Guthrie received updates on ongoing projects at Fort Knox during a visit Friday (4/9) to the Army post in the Central Kentucky. … [Read more...]
Local Area Remembers 1974 Tornado Outbreak
Today, a calm spring day with temperatures expected to be in the lower 60's is not enough to allow those who witnessed the historic severe weather episode forty seven years ago, to forget how fast nature can change. The years have yet to erase the reminders of the day that changed a rural river town and the course of weather and disaster preparedness in our nation. … [Read more...]
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