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Today's News

  • First Baptist to host 100 Voices of Praise

    First Baptist Church will host 100 Voices of Praise on Saturday.

    As part of the Nehemiah Project of Kentucky Baptists, 100 men will sing during a 7 p.m. service at the church.

    Chaired by Barbara Johnson, the project's goal is to raise $100,000 for the rebuilding of Simmons Bible College of Kentucky.

    The community is invited to attend. The church is located at 704 E. Broadway in Campbellsville.

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  • First Cumberland to host mini-drama

    "In Christ Alone," a cantata and mini-drama, will be presented at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church on Saturday, March 22 at 7 p.m. and on Sunday, March 23 as part of the 11 a.m. worship service.

    The church is located at 500 Cumberland Way in Campbellsville.

    For more information, contact the church office at 465-4091. The community is invited to attend.

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  • Crab Family in concert at Bethlehem in Greensburg

    The Crab Family Revival will be in concert at Bethlehem Baptist Church in Greensburg on Sunday at 6 p.m. ET. SteadFast will also be appearing for a night of worship and praise. The church is located three miles south of Greensburg on KY 61. For more information call (270) 932-7930.

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  • Cookie delivery!

    Sami Jo Burch of Girl Scout Troop #1780 receives part of her cookie order from Jeannie Clark, 2008 cookie chairperson.

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  • Love and break ups

    The other day a friend announced that she had "broken up" with her daughter. She laughed as she said it, but there was a hint of seriousness to her words. At any rate, she was obviously upset.

    "What did your daughter say about it?" I asked. I couldn't imagine a mother actually doing something like that, although I'm sure it crosses most moms' minds at least occasionally.

    "Oh, I didn't tell her!" she said. "I broke up with her secretly. Besides, I don't think it's possible for a mom to break up with a child."

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  • Woman's club speakers discuss retirement and healthy aging

    Campbellsville Woman's Club met Feb. 25 at the home of Frances Johnson on Lebanon Avenue.

    Becky Nash, Taylor County Extension Agent for Family and Consumer Sciences, presented a program on home life and retirement planning.

    Carol Kirtley also spoke on self-awareness and healthy aging.

    The two speakers encouraged club members to be involved in their retirement planning and take better care of their health. They also cautioned them to be aware of identity theft.

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  • New Covenant Church to host

    On Saturday, March 15, New Covenant Church will host "Jerusalem Marketplace: Where Jesus Walked to the Cross."

    "This year, we're transforming our church into a bustling Jerusalem marketplace," said Tim Richardson, elder. "Our Jerusalem Marketplace program will provide fun, memorable Bible-learning activities for kids, ages 5 to 12."

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  • TCES receives flag from the Capitol

    Taylor County Elementary School was recently presented with a United States flag that had been flown over the Capital in Washington D.C. Phyllis Causey, field representative for Rep. Ron Lewis, presented the flag to Herbert Wheat, TCES principal. Fifth grade safety patrol members are responsible for raising and lowering the flag each day and are also pictured.

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  • Hays-Pickett

    Sarah Hays and Nicholas Pickett, both of Lawrenceburg, will exchange wedding vows on Saturday, March 15.

    Hays is the daughter of Larry and Jennifer Hays of Lawrenceburg. Her grandparents are Joyce and Richard Case, Davis Hays and Shirley Mullikin, all of Lawrenceburg.

    She is a 2002 graduate of Anderson County High School and a 2007 graduate of Campbellsville University, where she earned a bachelor of science degree in business administration. Hays is employed as a revenue program officer for the Kentucky Department of Revenue.

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  • Drive through cookie booths available March 8

    Several drive-through Girl Scout cookie booths will be set up on Saturday, March 8 at various local banks.

    The booths will be set up at Citizens Bank and Trust Co.'s KY 210 and Broadway branches, Taylor County Bank's main branch and Forcht Bank's KY 210 branch.

    Troops will be set up in the drive through of each bank so customers can drive in and purchase cookies without having to get out of their cars.

    For more information, or to purchase cookies, call (888) 771-5173.

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