Today's Features

Campbellsville University's Jazz Ensemble will present a concert Thursday in The Gheens Recital Hall of the Gosser Fine Arts Center.

Jen Tinnell, director of the jazz ensemble, said, "The Campbellsville University Jazz Ensemble will present an exciting program featuring a variety of jazz styles sure to please every music enthusiast."

She said, "Whether you enjoy swing, boogie woogie, bebop or cool jazz, you are sure to hear some great music and have a toe-tapping good time."

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Druin and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodges, all of Greensburg, announce the engagement of their children, Erin Lynn Druin and William Bradley Thomas Hodges.

Druin is the granddaughter of Wade A. Lile of Irvington, Ky., Radine Lile of Greensburg and the late Robert and Nancy Druin.

She is a 2006 graduate of the University of Kentucky and is currently enrolled as a nursing student at Eastern Kentucky University.

Hodges is the grandson of the late Howard and Mayme Hodges and W.O. and Alma Penick.

Taylor County Sheriff's Deputy William Walsh and Taylor County Clerk Mark Carney recently attended a conference in Lexington. Walsh attended the Kentucky's Victim Assistance Conference, which is designed to provide free training and networking opportunities for providers and victims. The conference was coordinated by the Office of the Attorney General and Cabinet for Justice and Public Safety. Carney attended the Kentucky County Clerks Legislative meeting.

Campbellsville Woman's Club met March 17 at the home of Sherry Moseley.

The Hon. Amy S. Anderson, District Court judge for Taylor, Green and Marion counties, was the guest speaker. Anderson told members why she wanted the position she holds and talked about many aspects of her job. She also conducted a question and answer session.

The club members are planning a Lawn & Garden Tour in June, a meeting with the Columbia Woman's Club in April, and will attend the KFWC Convention in May.