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Today's News

  • Lady Eagles lose lead at Caverna

    Campbellsville could not hold double-digit advantages, were outscored 33-19 in the fourth frame and the Lady Eagles lost a 53-48 road encounter at Caverna on Saturday.

    CHS still led 29-20 going to the fourth before the Lady Colonels exploded.

    Juniors Bronte Karr (11) and Danielle Morris (10) were the leading scorers for Campbellsville.

    The Lady Eagles host Washington County at 6:00 on Saturday in the opener of a girl-boy twinbill.

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  • 'Don't forget about dinner'

    I have a theory that life revolves around dinner. For example, every morning, right after breakfast and before I've even eaten lunch, I'll ask my husband, "What do you want for dinner?"

    Recently, we wanted to get together with some friends - so we went out to dinner. And while we ate dinner we talked about other dinners we've eaten and restaurants we haven't yet tried but plan on going to - for dinner.

    See what I mean?

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  • Dunn wins go-kart from CMS

    Campbellsville Middle School recently had a go-kart fundraiser to raise money for various clubs and program. Robert Dunn was the winner of the fundraiser.

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  • One injured in collision

    A Liberty teenager was injured Friday in a one-vehicle collision on Stoner Creek Road.

    According to a report filed by Taylor County Sheriff's Deputy Lawrence Walsh, Natasha R. Walls, 19, of Lewis Avenue was driving a 1997 Saturn west on Stoner Creek Road at 7:40 a.m.

    The report states Walls hit a patch of ice on the road and slid off the roadway and struck a tree.

    Walls was transported to Taylor Regional Hospital by Campbellsville/Taylor County Rescue with neck and back injuries. She was treated and released.

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  • School Menus for Feb. 18-22

    Campbellsville Elementary/High

    Feb. 18-22

    Monday: No school. Presidents' Day.

    Tuesday: Hamburger, pickles, onions, pork and beans, French fries, mandarin orange and milk.

    Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, corn, toast, pudding pop and milk.

    Thursday: Hot ham and cheese, baked apples, French fries, Fruit Juicee and milk.

    Friday: Chicken patty, potato wedges, glazed carrots, fresh fruit and milk.

    Campbellsville Middle

    Feb. 18-22

    Monday: No school. Presidents' Day.

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  • Human rights director commends CU for diversity efforts

    John Johnson, executive director of the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights, visited the campus of Campbellsville University recently to meet with administration, faculty and staff as well as community leaders.

    Johnson discussed several ideas, including ways that colleges and universities may become more involved with the KCHR. The potential partnerships include the KCHR Human Rights Leadership Training Institute, KCHR College Internship Program, KCHR Advocacy Hearings and KCHR Speakers Bureau.

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  • Cunningham-Rock

    Carolyn Puckett of Liberty and Jack Cunningham of Lexington announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennifer Rhea Cunningham, to Marshall Shawn Rock, son of Joe and May Rock of Campbellsville.

    Cunningham is a graduate of Tates Creek High School and Eastern Kentucky University. She is employed at Bluegrass IMPACT.

    Rock is a graduate of Campbellsville High School and Eastern Kentucky University. He is employed at L-3 Communications.

    The wedding ceremony will take place on Saturday, April 19 at Calvary Baptist Church in Lexington.

    Invitations will be sent.

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  • CU searches for art scholarship recipients

    Campbellsville University is searching for talented high school seniors to compete for two art scholarships worth a total of $12,000.

    The university's annual art scholarship competition and workshop will be Saturday, April 5 beginning at 9 a.m. in room 100 of the new art building across from Gosser Fine Arts Center on campus.

    Performance grant scholarships will also be awarded to other students who might not be chosen for the competitive art scholarships.

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  • First Baptist plans special service for Sunday

    First Baptist Church on Broadway will host a B.O.M.B. - Bringing Our Men Back - service on Sunday.

    The goal of the service is encourage men to be more involved in the church and community.

    The Cleveland Street Dancers will be the featured guests.

    The service begins at 11:15 a.m. with Sunday school beginning at 10 a.m.

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  • New clothing store will provide during emergencies

    Cover Me Clothing Store will host its grand opening today at 10 a.m. at 704 E. Broadway, beside First Baptist Church.

    The store, a nonprofit organization, is for people who are in immediate need of clothing items due to fire, eviction or other emergency situations.

    Donations are also welcome to help replenish items.

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