Dr. Eugene H. Shively recently received the Physician's Recognition Award.
The one-year anniversary of the September terrorist attacks on America is just a few weeks away. Lowell Avenue Baptist Church will have a special remembrance service on Wednesday, Sept. 11, at 7 p.m.
Paul Bodenhamer II and Shannon Wathen will fill vacancies in the cross country and softball programs, respectively, at Campbellsville University.
Former professional basketball player and college basketball coach Clem Haskins, who is a Campbellsville resident, signed copies of his book "Clem Haskins: Breaking Barriers," at Walmart in October 1997.
The Campbellsville Cokes were the 1958 Bluegrass League champions. They were, from left, front, sponsor Mrs. Bernice Hancock, Luke Marple, W.D. Wolford, Buster Allen, James Thompson, Jerry Williams and sponsor Charles Stiles. Back, Roland Fowler, manager Romulus Gibson, Johnny Pierce, Eddie Claycomb, Bobby Webster and Lanny Parrott.
At 1986's July Fourth events, from left, Jason Scott Jones was named Little Mister Independence, Misty Lynn Cable was Little Miss Independence for ages 8 to 12 and Beth Miller Coppock was the winner for ages 4 to 7.
A Campbellsville City Councilman of nearly four decades has died. John "Jack" M. Edrington, 74, of Bell Avenue in Campbellsville, died on Sunday in Campbellsville after an illness.
Taylor County Library Board of Trustees donated a Janice Holt Giles Cabin print in memory of Dr. Richard and Winnie Sanders for the Kentucky Room at the library.
Pleasant Run Baptist Church will observe its annual homecoming and 120th anniversary on Sunday.
Farrah Sullivan McLean knew when she was nearing the end of her high school career that she wanted to coach. Now, after only two seasons as an assistant at Elizabethtown, McLean said of her appointment as Taylor County High School's next head girls' basketball coach, "I didn't think I'd get a chance this soon."