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Today's News

  • Colvin celebrates 90th birthday

    Gladys Colvin was recently honored on her 90th birthday at her home by some friends from Palestine Baptist Church and family. Dr. Charles Hedrick, interim pastor, presents her with a vase of flowers. She turned 90 on May 21.

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  • Public record for June 25

    It is the policy of the Central Kentucky News-Journal to publish public records as they are reported by various agencies. Names appearing in "On the Record" are published without exception, to preserve the fairness and impartiality of the CKNJ and as a news service to our readers.

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    Jonathan H. Darnell, 21, of Ralph Vaughn Road in Greensburg, driving on suspended/revoked operator's license, no new violations, dismissed.

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  • England crowned Miss Teen Green County Fair

    Shelby England, 11, was crowned Miss Pre-Teen Green County Fair out of 43 contestants on June 16. England will now compete in the Miss Pre-Teen Kentucky County Fair Pageant in October. A sixth-grade student at Green County Middle School, she is the daughter of Trisha and Jeremy Hall and Wes and Michelle England, all of Greensburg. Her grandparents are Mitch and Theresa Collings of Greensburg and Don and Beverly England of Campbellsville.

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  • Circuit Court Action for June 18

    It is the policy of the Central Kentucky News-Journal to publish public records as they are reported by various agencies. Names appearing in "Circuit Court Action" are published without exception, to preserve the fairness and impartiality of the CKNJ and as a news service to our readers.

    On Taylor Circuit Court Judge Allan Bertram's May 19 docket:

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  • VMP softball standings

    Veterans Memorial Park softball league standings

    Men’s Church

    East Division

    Elk Horn Baptist    5-0

    Columbia Nazarene    4-1

    Freedom Baptist    3-2

    Campbellsville Baptist    3-3

    First Baptist    1-4

    Vineyard    1-5

    West Division

    Living Grace 1    5-1

    Summersville Baptist    5-1

    Campbellsville Christian    3-2

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  • Phillips-Rogers

    Patricia Carroll Phillips of Campbellsville and Jerry Thomas Rogers of Pensacola, Fla. exchanged wedding vows on May 27 at Early's Chapel United Methodist Church in Campbellsville.

    The Rev. Paul Dicken Jr. performed the private ceremony.

    Witnesses were the groom's brother, Paul D. Rogers, and Kay Lile. Music for the ceremony included a CD of Etta James singing "At Last."

    The couple honeymooned in Pensacola and Gulf Shores, Ala.

    They will be making their home in Campbellsville and Pensacola.

     

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  • TRH to host conflict class

    Conflict can be healthy when it brings about new ideas and deeper relationships. For this to occur, the basis for dealing with the conflict must be win/win. 

    Conflict is unhealthy when it leads to distrust, anger and withdrawal. These results usually mean that conflict has been approached on a win/lose basis. 

    The goal of this program is to bring participants to the awareness that relationships with friends, family and co-workers merit the investment in time and energy required for disagreements to be resolved in such a way that both parties feel like winners.

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  • Kirby Smith is new CHS principal

    Kirby Smith is the new principal at Campbellsville High School.

    The announcement was made at 8 a.m. Wednesday by Superintendent Diane Woods-Ayers.

    Smith has taught special education and coached baseball at CHS for the past five years. He has also been dean of students.

    As for whether Smith will continue his coaching duties, however, he said that will be a decision made by new Superintendent Mike Deaton and members of the School Board at a later date.

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  • It's lunch time!

    Dozens of hungry kids fill Campbellsville High School's cafeteria. It's lunchtime, but school is out.

    For the past several years, local children have found nutritious meals during the summer months thanks to the Kentucky Summer Food Service Program.

    The purpose behind the program, according to Jeff Richardson, Campbellsville Independent director of pupil personnel and food services, is to ensure that kids have healthy food when school is out.

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  • Give blood if you can

    Summer always seems to be a time of blood shortages, and this year is no exception.

    Students in high school, college and university make up about 20 percent of the River Valley Region's blood collection. With most students on summer recess, blood centers across the state are facing even more challenge to keep up their supplies.

    Summer is also the time when people take vacations and spend time doing other outdoor activities, oftentimes not taking the time to give blood as they normally might.

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