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Today's News

  • Women of Worth Conference is this weekend

    First Baptist Church will host a Women of Worth Conference today through Sunday.

    Cost of the conference is $25.

    A schedule of events is as follows:

    - Today - Women's choir practice, 7:15 p.m.

    - Tomorrow - Renewal worship service, 7 p.m., with guest speaker First Lady Akins from First Baptist Church Bracktown in Lexington.

    - Saturday - Prayer spa, 8:30 a.m. to noon; panel luncheon, noon to 1 p.m.; and workshops, 1 to 4 p.m.

    - Sunday - Worship service, 11:15 a.m.

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  • Kroger continues 'Bringing Hope to the Table'

    Area Kroger stores recently donated $20,000 to Feeding America, Kentucky's Heartland Food Bank.

    Fourteen Kroger stores located in Taylor, Hardin, Meade, Marion, Russell, Wayne, Muhlenberg, Warren and Christian counties participated, all of which are within FAKH's service area.

    Kroger's "Bringing Hope to the Table" promotion is area stores partnering with vendors to raise funds to help the food bank feed the hungry in Kentucky's heartland. 

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  • Mills joins House of Beauty

    House of Beauty Salon welcomes new cosmetologist Mira Mills.

    Mills specializes in trendy cuts for men and women, color, styles, up-dos, waxing, manicures and pedicures.

    House of Beauty is located at 434 Woodlawn Ave. in Campbellsville. Walk-ins are welcome. The salon is open Tuesday through Friday, and Saturday by appointment.

     

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  • Somerset slams Cardinals 62-15

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  • Precept Bible study planned

    "Kinsmen Redeemer" is the perfect Bible study for those who have never taken a Precept class before.

    It is a study of the Book of Ruth and tells about the one who loves you so much that he would pay the ultimate price for you.

    Precept Bible studies reach across denominational lines without compromising the truth of God's word.

    Classes will be hosted on Sundays from Oct. 25 through Nov. 15 at Taylor's Chapel United Methodist Church, located on Taylor Chapel Road in Green County, from 4 to 6 p.m. ET. The cost of materials is $15.

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  • CU Tigers knock off No. 10 Shorter

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  • Using the News

    Getting students interested in what they are learning has always been an important concern for educators. Teachers want students to be excited about what they are learning so they'll actively participate in classroom activities.

    Teachers in the Campbellsville and Taylor County area help accomplish this goal by using newspapers in the classroom. Teachers can use newspapers in all subject areas from English and arts and humanities to family and consumer sciences.

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  • Phillips Kids Corner

    Chloe Grace Phillips is the 6-week-old daughter of John Eric and Diane Phillips of Campbellsville. Her grandparents are Johnny and Alois Phillips and Donna and Larry Collins, all of Campbellsville, and Don and Sandra Fox of Blue Ridge, Ga. Great-grandparents are Charles and Mildred Thompson of Campbellsville.

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  • Moore-South

    Mike and Peggy Moore of Campbellsville and David and Valerie South of Columbia announce the engagement of their children, Amy Jo Moore and Isaac David South.

    Moore is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Garmon, Hattie Moore and H.C. Moore.

    She is a 2003 graduate of Adair County High School and a 2008 graduate of Lindsey Wilson College. Moore is employed at Adair County Middle School.

    South is the grandson of Helen South of Indianapolis, Ind., and the late Pete South and Leslie and Nadine Thomas.

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  • Grace Notes

    Before the worship service started we had eaten dinner together, me with my tape recorder and notebook by my side.

    I don't normally go to church on Wednesday nights, but I had come to New Beginnings Fellowship in Hernando, Fla., for a Religion Page feature story and to take notes about their worship.

    As the people entered the sanctuary, some grabbed musical instruments from a cardboard box in the back of the room - maracas and wooden sticks, cymbals and tambourines. During the first song, people used the instruments, making their own music.

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