Donations from local businesses provide materials for build

BOWLING GREEN—Susie Oberdahlhoff, Pike County clerk announced the her office of Pike County has successfully secured $10,000 in a nonprofit grant to fund safe and secure elections.

LOUISIANA—Everybody loves a Parade and the Louisiana Community Betterment Association is planning the upcoming Louisiana Community Christmas Parade.

LOUISIANA—Everyone knows that having a server with a great personality makes one’s dinning experience even better. And for those who came to KC’s Place in Louisiana Thursday night, well they had about the best dinning experience they could encounter.

LOUISIANA—Kathy Smith was appointed mayor of Louisiana during a city council meeting Monday evening in City Hall.

Pike County Commissioners Bill Allen, left, and Justin Sheppard presented a $38,000 check Nov. 9 to North East Community Action Corporation (NECAC) County Services Programs Director Linda Fritz and Deputy Director for Community Services Programs Janice Robinson. The money is part of the coun…

BOWLING GREEN—It may not seem like the tastiest combo, but people began lining up at 10:30 a.m. for the Pike County Health Department’s Brown Bag Barbecue and Flu Shot Clinic Friday at the pavilion next to the Bowling Green Visitors Center.

Stark and Foster win their races

National Family Literacy Day on Nov. 1. Established by the 103rd Congress in 1994, National Family Literacy Day emphasizes the importance of reading and learning for the entire family and highlights the impact that parents have on their child’s learning.

LOUISIANA—In a ceremony at their noon lunch, the Louisiana Chamber of Commerce announced their citizen of the year.

BOWLING GREEN—The costumed characters started lining up early at the east end of Bowling Green’s big park off of Adams Street. This year’s Safe Trick or Treat event was fundamentally different from last year’s candy giveaway.

BOWLING GREEN—Two people, one from each of the two major political parties, were testing the electronic ballot boxes that will be used in the Nov. 4 election.

BOWLING GREEN—There’s a lot that goes into the office of assessor for Pike County, and Donna Prior said she’s learned all the ins and outs of the job during her five terms in office—and the 17 years before that—working in the county’s assessor’s office.

BOWLING GREEN—When she was younger, Tracy Riffle Foster said she was like a lot of young people in a small town—she was eager to get out and explore the world.

Health concerns cited as reason

LOUISIANA—A good sized group of Louisiana Rotarians gathered at Sunset Park last Thursday to dedicate the new pavilion the group had built.

BOWLING GREEN—As momentum gathers for the November elections, the Republicans and the Democrats are urging people to get out and vote.

Stark seeks re-election

CLARKSVILLE—It was that first siren that signaled the start of the Applefest parade down Hwy. 79 through the center of town and out past the Apple Shed that brought a myriad of smiles from young and old.

Racing production company works within social distancing guidelines

COVID restrictions cut into in-person visits to the library

Clarksville Chamber of Commerce gears up for festival 

CLARKSVILLE—At halftime during the Clopton-Elsberry game against Louisiana, it was time for the schools’ Homecoming ceremony.

Corn maze and pumpkin patch big draw for Prairie’s Edge

CLARKSVILLE—The not-for-profit North East Community Action Corp. is finding new residences for 26 families of the Clarksville Estates apartments as a precaution after an inspection revealed rusting support beams at the 47-year-old complex.