Today's News

Peyton Renee Godsey, born Sept. 17, is the daughter of Kyle and Jennifer Godsey of Campbellsville. Her grandparents are Lisa Turner and Doug and Gail Godsey, all of Campbellsville. Great-grandparents are Nelda and Bobby Ferguson of Columbia and John and Eurlene Holtzclaw of Campbellsville.

Emarie Patton Grant, born Sept. 2 at The Medical Center of Bowling Green, is the daughter of Derek and Ashley Grant of Bowling Green. Grandparents are Stanley "Bo" Grant and Janice Grant, both of Campbellsville, and Michael and Rita Y. Runner of Bowling Green. Aunts and uncles are Keith and Crystal Moss of Greensburg, Kirk and Leslie Grinstead and Jon and Allison Runner, all of Bowling Green. She also has two cousins, Jacob Moss of Greensburg and Gavin Grinstead of Bowling Green.

Campbellsville University's third annual Worship Arts Conference will feature Shane Claiborne, founding partner of The Simple Way, and musical artist Charlie Hall on Feb. 19-20.

The theme for the 2009 conference, "The Changing Face of Worship: Ageless Worship in a Church Full of Ages," will look at ways the church has evolved, and is evolving as we all center on one goal of sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ, according to the event's Web site.

Tri-Generations LLC hosted a party to celebrate its first year of business on Sept. 25 at All Occasions.

Employees, contracted providers, individuals supported and their families gathered to celebrate. The event featured a catered meal, music by gospel group BASIC, games for all ages and inflatables for the children.

On Oct. 16, employees of Tri-Generations LLC and their spouses took a dinner cruise on Green River Lake. First-year employees were recognized for their service and spouses were honored for their support.