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Today's News

  • GCHS Class of 1988 reunion is Nov. 1

    The Green County High School Class of 1988 will have its 20-year reunion at 7:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, Nov. 1 at the building at Legion Park in Greensburg.

    The event will feature catering by Baker Boys BBQ and entertainment by Ruff Cut.

    Organizers ask that those who wish to attend RSVP with payment by Friday, Oct. 24. For more information, contact Angela Willian Jaggers at (270) 299-6245 or e-mail ajaggers@pro2.net.

     

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  • Before and After

    City officials recently cleaned up this 20-year-old dumpsite on South Jackson Street. According to Campbellsville Building Official Kenny Phillips, eight truck loads were required to remove the items placed in the dump, including sofas and other large items. Two ton-truck loads of tires were removed, as well as a truck of concrete. Phillips said the dump was the worst one in the City limits. Here are photographs before the site was cleaned — and afterward.

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  • Southern States employees participate in annual truck rodeo

    Ryan Shofner and Jeremy Sollberger have participated in an annual truck rodeo designed to qualify them as "Certified GrowMaster Applicators" at Southern States Cooperative Inc. in Campbellsville.

    Certified applicators are tested annually for equipment application accuracy and participate in product and application technology training to ensure effectiveness. 

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  • TRH hosts Fun Fair

    Taylor Regional Hospital Urgent Care Center hosted a fun fair on Sept. 19 with about 50 in attendance. Individuals received health information and participated in many activities.

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  • INFAC Corp. hosts grand opening

    INFAC Corp. had its grand opening on Friday, Sept. 26. Founded in 1969, INFAC is a leading producer and worldwide supplier of mechanical cables and electronic components for the automotive industry. The South Korean owned company expects to begin manufacturing emergency brake cables at its Campbellsville facility later this year. They are located in the former Fleetwood building. During the grand opening, a ribbon cutting and tree planting ceremony was held. Present were: Jay Choi, director of North American operations for INFAC; Ohe Gil Choi, CEO and chairman of INFAC; J.R.

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  • Republican candidate the favorite among local children

    Presidential hopeful John McCain faired well with young "voters" in Taylor County recently.

    Local children were invited to vote in a mock presidential election at the library last week, hosted by the Friends of the Library group. In addition, students in a high school statistics class conducted an election survey by telephone.

    McCain was the winner in both.

    Children voted their pick for President along with their favorite cookie and favorite book.

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  • CU to host Future Educators of America conference

    Campbellsville University is hosting the Future Educators of America Regional Conference 2008 on Friday, Oct. 31.

    Dr. Michael V. Carter, president of Campbellsville University, will give a welcome to those attending at 9:15 a.m. in the Student Activities Center.

    Opening remarks will be given by Dr. Brenda A. Priddy, dean of the School of Education at Campbellsville University; and Candace Souder, program coordinator with Transition to Teaching, Kentucky Department of Education.

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  • Arts and crafts festival set for Nov. 22

    The annual Green River Arts and Crafts Festival will be Saturday, Nov. 22 at Taylor County High School.

    The event will be from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

    Both rental fee is $40 and booth space will be available on a first come, first served basis. Concessions will be available.

    For more information, call Marsha Herron at 465-9325.

     

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  • Public record for Nov. 3

    District Civil Filed

    08-C-452, filed 10/6/08; Hardin Memorial Hospital v. Lora Bland of Lebanon Avenue in Campbellsville. Plaintiff alleges defendant owes for services rendered, $1,158, interest and court costs.

    08-C-455, filed 10/8/08; Elizabethtown Hearing Aid Center Inc. v. Tommy Ray and Judy Clark of South Village Green Street in Campbellsville. Plaintiff alleges defendants owe for services rendered, $647, interest and court costs.

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  • Medco Center earns recognition for continuous quality improvement

    Medco Center of Campbellsville is a recipient of the American Health Care Association and the National Center For Assisted Living's Quality Award in recognition of the facility's strong commitment to continuous quality improvement.

    "The AHCA/NCAL Quality Awards - comprised of three levels, a Step I award; a more rigorous Step II award; and a comprehensive Step III award - are the most prestigious recognition of quality within the long-term care profession," stated AHCA/NCAL President and CEO Bruce Yarwood.

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