Today's News

The turnout for tomorrow’s Primary Election will likely be light.
Republicans will vote for a presidential candidate tomorrow and Democrats will pick presidential and United States congress representative candidates.
With only those two races to draw voters, Taylor County Clerk Mark Carney said he expects no more than 7 to 8 percent of registered voters to cast their ballots.
“The lowest I’ve ever had as county clerk,” he said.

Taylor County and Campbellsville high school seniors graduated in ceremonies on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon, respectively.

In all, about 270 students received diplomas.

After the ceremonies, students gathered for Project Graduation celebrations.

For more photos from the graduation and Project Graduation ceremonies, see slideshows on the home page at www.cknj.com.

In pressed uniforms, the officers stand at attention. They are there to remember one of their own.

After nearly 24 years since he was killed in the line of duty, Kentucky State Police Trooper Johnny Edrington II hasn’t been forgotten. And the case to catch his killer is still alive.