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Today's News

  • Curtsinger crowned 2009 Mister Kentucky Festival State Beauty Supreme

    Colton Curtsinger, 17 months, was crowned the 2009 Mister Kentucky Festival State Beauty Supreme on Nov. 14 in Lexington. He represented the Summersville Shining Stars Pageant and received the fourth highest score of boy contestants up to 7 years. In addition to being crowned Beauty Supreme, Curtsinger was awarded the Most Photogenic, Prettiest Eyes and Rising Star awards. He brought home a crown, custom banner, 4-foot trophy, scepter, gifts and a $50 savings bond. He is the son of Aaron and Jackie Curtsinger of Campbellsville.

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  • Upcoming games on the local scene

    Thursday, Jan. 14

    MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS’ BASKETBALL — St. Augustine at Campbellsville (6:00) and Taylor County at Hart County (6:00).

    UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL — Pikeville at Campbellsville (8:00).

    UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL — Pikeville at Campbellsville (6:00).

    Friday, Jan. 15

    HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ BASKETBALL — Campbellsville at Marion County (6:30) and Taylor County at North Hardin (7:30).

    HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’ BASKETBALL — Campbellsville at Marion County (8:00).

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  • Cards' rally comes up short at Green

    The Taylor County boys led 11-10 on Lucas Bradshaw’s free-throw jumper early in the second period, but Green County reeled off four straight baskets and never trailed in posting the 57-50 triumph.

    Despite not making a three-pointer, Green County did manage to hit 13 free throws, compared to four for the Cardinals.

    John Stone led Green County with 13 points while Skyler Shively had 12.

    Tyler Moss (14), Tevin Webster (13) and Lloyd Stotts (nine) paced Taylor County, which slipped to 8-7 overall.

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  • Lady Dragons pull away from Lady Cards in second half

    Green County’s girls’ squad broke away for a 20-20 half-time deadlock with a 16-9 third quarter behind Rachel Marr’s 11-points en route to a 59-56 victory over visiting Taylor County on Tuesday.

    Marr added nine more in the final period and Kelsea Mitchell had seven as the Lady Dragons held off a Lady Cardinal rally.

    Marr finished with 25 points while Mitchell added 11 and Brooke Estes nine.

    Elizabeth Thomas paced Taylor County with 13 points while Mercedes Cox totaled 12 and Hope Wigginton 10.

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  • Gaddco Inc. receives 2009 Best of Campbellsville Award

    Creations Sportswear, a division of The GADDCO Group, has been selected for the 2009 Best of Campbellsville Award in the Screen Printing category by the U.S. Commerce Association.

    The USCA "Best of Local Business" Award Program recognizes outstanding local businesses throughout the country. Each year, the USCA identifies companies that they believe have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. These are local companies that enhance the positive image of small business through service to their customers and community.

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  • Atmos Energy names new operation supervisor in Campbellsville

    Mike Close recently became Atmos Energy's operation supervisor of the Campbellsville service area.

    Close, whose career with Atmos began in 1981, will be responsible for overseeing all operations of Campbellsville's 10,000 customers in the four-county area.

    Close, a Campbellsville native, was most recently a crew foreman and measurement specialist for Atmos Energy. He is active with the American Cancer Society and Campbellsville University.

    Close and his family will continue living in Campbellsville.

     

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  • Socks for inmates

    Campbellsville Christian Church donated 200 pairs of socks for inmates at the Taylor County Detention Center. They were handed out on Christmas Eve along with another 200 pairs of socks from Greater Campbellsville United. Pictured are, from left, Jailer Rick Benningfield, Ricky Malone, Mona Malone, Steve Lawson, Debbie Lawson and John Humphress.

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  • Carney interview to air on ‘Dialogue on Public Issues’

    Campbellsville University’s “Dialogue on Public Issues” will feature Kentucky Rep. John "Bam" Carney, a Republican representing District 51 of Taylor and Adair counties.

    The show with Carney, who is interviewed by John Chowning, vice president for church and external relations and executive assistant to the president, will air Wednesday, Jan. 13 at 1:30 and 7 p.m.

    For more information on programming on TV-4, contact Jim Wooley, director of broadcast services, at 789-5210 or jwooley@campbellsville.edu.

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  • Borders-Creason

    Sarah Borders and Trent Creason will exchange wedding vows on Saturday, Jan. 23.

    Borders is the daughter of David and Terry Borders of Lexington. Her grandparents are Bob and Phyllis Houchin of Bowling Green and the late W.B. and Kathleen Borders.

    She is a May 2008 graduate of Campbellsville University. Borders is currently working on her master of arts in marriage and family counseling degree at CU.

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  • Republican women elect officers

    Taylor County Republican Women installed officers for 2010 during a meeting at the home of Randall and Pat Phillips on Dec. 3. Pictured are, from left, front, Denise Walsh, second vice president; Marlyn Shreve, president and Carole Mobley, first vice president. Back: Brenda Barnett, recording secretary; Margaret Stewart, corresponding secretary; Kathy Larimore, third vice president; Tonya Young, treasurer and Pat Phillips, historian. Randall Phillips conducted the installation.

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