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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.

S P E C I A L T I E S Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine Sleep Disorders Center Obstetrics and Gynecology Dialysis Diagnostic Imaging Cardiac Services Oncology Pediatrics Home Care Orthopedics

Serving South Central Kentucky Since 1929

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A MESSAGE FROM GLASGOW MAYOR DARRELL PICKETT: “In GLASGOW we are fortunate to have caring, giving and talented individuals who are always willing to give of themselves, their talents and resources to make our community a better place to live. Working hand-inhand ... TOGETHER WE WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS.”

“One of the Best Celtic Festivals on the Continent”

SOUTH CENTRAL KENTUCKY CULTURAL CENTER

GLASGOW HIGHLAND GAMES Established, 1985

Established, 2001

Dust off Your Bagpipes and Join Us!

“Museum of the Barrens”

Proud Host of the 2001 International Games

Three Floors – 30,000 Square Feet Packed with History of the Barrens Region Photography by Jamie Ray

PLAZA THEATRE Built During the Great Depression Seating 1,200

A Major Player in Glasgow Renaissance Purchased by the City, 2001 Re-Opened to the Public, 2005

FORT WILLIAMS Built, 1863 One of the State of Kentucky’s Few Remaining Clay Civil War Forts

www.cityofglasgow.org

GLASGOW – A PRESERVE AMERICA CITY Selected for our initiative to respect, savor and preserve history. Saluted for attractions such as the Civil War’s Fort Williams, Plaza Theatre, South Central Kentucky Cultural Center and the annual Glasgow Highland Games that honors the area’s Scottish Heritage.

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and a sled carries them back down via a thrilling quartermile course. The area offers some unforgettable accommodations at Wigwam Village, where the guestrooms resemble American Indian teepees. Wigwam Village has been in operation for 72 years and is a registered historic landmark. Each teepee includes private bathrooms, cable television, and heating and air conditioning. Numerous other attractions have grown up through the years around Mammoth Cave National Park and central Kentucky’s cave country. Mammoth Cave itself, with 365-plus miles of mapped passageways, is the world’s longest surveyed cave. Its peculiar formations, such as the Giant’s Coffin, Drapery Room, Star Chamber and Frozen Niagara, along with the sheer size of this natural wonder, draw millions of visitors to Barren County each year. Nearby Diamond Caverns in Park City also shows off nature’s sculptures, from the Haystack – a formation that measures 13 feet tall and 58 feet around the base – to hanging calcite crystal, sometimes called “cave bacon,� and aragonite formations. Just outside Barren County is a popular attraction called Kentucky Down Under – a unique, interactive Australian animal park with kangaroos, rainbow lories, snakes and more. Guests can also head “down under� into the park’s own Kentucky Caverns for additional family-oriented fun.

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A little farther out of town is Serenity Hill Bed and Breakfast, open since 2005. Owners Debra and James Lawler found the place for sale online, and they haven’t looked back. “We fell in love with the property, and had been through the area several times,� Debra Lawler says. “We did our homework, and it’s just been wonderful. We get people from all around the country and the world, and everywhere in between.� The story is similar at the Four Seasons Country Inn, where country tranquility is the order of the day (and night). The 20-year-old inn is a mainstay for frequent business travelers to the area, as well as visitors who revel in its rustic charm, says Carole Smith, one of a local group that owns the property. “When we opened, there was just one old hotel, and I worked at a factory where clients would come and have no place to stay,� Smith recalls. “So an office partner and I worked on building this place.� Smith says it’s been fun watching the world discover Glasgow and Barren County, one visitor at a time.

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returning to Barren County from Tennessee in 2002. With around 70 acres, Benedict raises and shows Tennessee Walking horses. Depending on the time of year, he has anywhere from 80 to 140 on the property. “I’ve been in horses all my life, and began showing when I was 10,� Benedict says. “I began training them professionally in 1990. Barren County is very good for these horses, and horses in general, because it’s an agriculture-oriented area. People like to keep a horse so they can go out and ride.� The area’s horse population has grown to such a level that it has its own spin-off industries, including two – Natural Balance Dentistry and First Light’s Run Retirement Farm – that are operated by Dawn Darnell. Darnell became interested in putting horses out to pasture about the same time she began training to be an equine dentist. “We found a lot of people up north who were looking for a place to retire show horses, and so we have 10 now from all across the United States,� she says. Darnell will be fully certified as an equine dentist in May 2009, but she has already been able to work all over Tennessee and Kentucky. She predicts that she’ll be even busier in the coming years. “Both businesses are doing really well,� she says. “The horses roam about, and I just go out and check on them, love on them a little and make sure they have the right nutrition and hoof care. Then it’s off to do some dentistry.�

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Latin and algebra, are being taught in the elementary and middle schools to help foster this program. The Trojan Academy, established for ninth graders, serves as a transition for students making the move from middle school to high school. “By housing freshmen in one particular facility, we’re seeing more success for those students, and we can meet their needs better,� Ralston says. “Research has suggested that if we make them successful as freshmen, they will be more likely to go on and graduate.� The Glasgow Independent Schools District is a member of the elite Kentucky High Performing Districts Alliance – an honor extended to districts that rank in the top 15 of the 174 districts on the Commonwealth Accountability Testing System. “Being a member of the alliance is by invitation only,� Goff says. “We not only have to achieve it, but we also have to maintain it. Our district is considered an exemplary growth district, and we have met all our goals in reaching this.� Sixteen percent of the system’s teachers are National Board Certified. SAT scores are above the state average in all areas, Goff says. The community’s high level of parental involvement and committed school staff has been crucial to the success of the schools, Goff says. Technology is another big factor. “We’re using technology on a daily basis, and that’s key in the way these kids learn and excel,� she says. The Caverna Independent Schools District educates students in the Cave City area and boasts a 91 percent graduation rate. Glasgow Christian Academy is the area’s largest private Christian school. – Betsy Williams

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