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Today's News

  • City’s first liquor store opens

    Campbellsville’s first liquor store since going wet in September 2016 is now open for business.

    Ol’ Red Ace Liquor, located on South Central Avenue next to Pancho’s Mexican Restaurant, opened Wednesday, May 31, as the only retail liquor store in Campbellsville. The store sells a variety of alcoholic beverages, including beer, wine, vodka, whiskey, and much more.

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  • Central Hardin ends TCHS softball season

     

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  • Nelson nips CHS 7-6 in region

     

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  • Kirby Smith will step down as CHS head baseball coach

     

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  • Washington, D.C. trip being planned for local veterans

    Washington D.C., the capital city of the United States, holds war memorials that are visited by thousands of veterans each year.

    However, at Moday’s Memorial Day ceremony, several local veterans said that they had not visited the war memorials.

    A couple of local men are trying to change that.

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  • Storms bring damage, water outage

    Heavy rains and thunderstorms accompanied by lightning across Taylor County Saturday night left the county facing flash flooding, fires and property damage. And all of that was on top of a county-wide water emergency.

    Much of Taylor County was without clean water over the weekend due to the storms, and that continued into the week. At 10:15 a.m. Tuesday, Campbellsville Mayor Tony Young released a statement announcing that the boil water advisory, which had been in place since Sunday, had been lifted.

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  • Salute to service

    Community leaders and Taylor County citizens gathered Monday afternoon to salute the service of those who sacrificed their time, and in some cases, their lives, to defend our nation.

    Speakers included Taylor County Clerk Mark Carney, State Representative John “Bam” Carney, Campbellsville Mayor Tony Young, Taylor County Judge-Executive Eddie Rogers, and the featured speaker was Sen. Max Wise.

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  • Bunning took time to talk baseball

     

    I’ve always tried to be a good citizen, and I keep up with what’s going on in our country. I like to be informed, and I think it’s also part of my job.

    Still, I’ve never been one to sit and talk politics at great length.

    That’s why a visit from a U.S. Senator to my newspaper office many years ago turned into a good old-fashioned baseball chat. And that’s a subject I can talk about all day long.

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  • Missing goose safely returned home

    Melvin is safe at home.

    Just more than a week after a popular Canada goose, which has lived at the former State Fire Rescue Training Center for Area 14, went missing, it has now returned.

    The goose, named Melvin by many who visited the area, was found Wednesday evening around Robinson Creek.

    Mark Gray, who owns the old State Fire Rescue Training Center property, said he was excited to have Melvin back at home. He estimated that Robinson Creek was about six or seven miles from Melvin’s home.

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  • New CU field house project progressing

    The new field house at Campbellsville University will be larger than the one that burned down several months ago.

    Architects are working on designs, and CU officials are hopeful that there will be drawings publicly available in the next month or so.

    “We are looking to have a larger structure that complements the athletic complex,” said Keith Spears, CU vice president for communication.

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