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Today's News

  • Lady Tigers fall to Cumberland in MSC finals

    Campbellsville cut a 16-point deficit to four with about five minutes to go in the Mid-South Conference Women's Tournament title game in Frankfort on Sunday, but the Lady Tigers ran out of time, losing to Cumberlands 69-57.

    "Yeah, we cut it to four and had the ball," said Lady Tiger coach Ginger Colvin. "I felt good about it, but we just never could get over the hump."

    Cumberlands placed five players in double figures and hit nearly 80 percent of its free throws in turning back a Campbellsville bid for a title, its first chance since 2004.

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  • CU concert band to perform winter concert

    The Campbellsville University Concert Band will be performing its annual winter concert Tuesday, March 10 at 8 p.m. at Ransdell Chapel.

    Joining the CU Concert Band as special guests for the program will be the Taylor County High School Concert Band.

    Conductor of the Taylor County High School Concert Band is Stephen Bishop, a 2004 graduate of Campbellsville University.

    Taylor County will be featuring KMEA Festival selections during its portion of the program.

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  • Upcoming games on the local scene

    Here are the upcoming games on the local scene:

    Friday, March 13

    UNIVERSITY BASEBALL — Campbellsville at Cumberlands  (1:00). UNIVERSITY SOFTBALL — Campbellsville at Pikeville (1:00).

    Saturday, March 14

    UNIVERSITY BASEBALL — Campbellsville at Cumberlands  (12:00).

    Monday, March 16

    UNIVERSITY SOFTBALL — Campbellsville in Orlando, Fla.

    Tuesday, March 17

    UNIVERSITY BASEBALL — Campbellsville at Union University (2:30).

    Wednesday, March 18

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  • St. Baldrick's event is Saturday

    Nearly everyone can recall a story of how cancer has personally touched and left its mark on their lives. For a local woman, her family's experience with cancer has resulted in a fundraising campaign geared toward not only collecting donations but raising awareness about childhood cancer.

    Donna Wise, chair of the department of human performance at Campbellsville University, has a grandson, Carter, who was diagnosed with neuroblastoma at the age of six months.

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  • St. Baldrick's fundraiser is Saturday, March 14

    The mission of St. Baldrick's is to raise awareness about a cure for childhood cancer. And this year's local fundraiser will culminate on Saturday, March 14.

    The mission of Donna Wise and her army of volunteers is to raise money to make childhood cancer research a reality.

    Wise undertook a three-week mission last year and created a buzz, literally and figuratively, that generated $52,000 in contributions.

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  • Booth sale is this weekend

    Girl Scouts will be selling cookies through Sunday, March 15 and then they will be gone until 2010.

    If you would like more information or want cookies before they're all gone, call 789-3055 or (888) 771-5173.

    Upcoming booth sale:

    - Saturday, March 14 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Kroger in Green River Plaza.

    Don't forget that Girl Scouts will also be taking monetary donations to the Gift of Caring program. In this program, troops choose a charitable organization in their community to visit and deliver boxes of Girl Scout Cookies donated by their customers.

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  • CU to host wellness conference

    Campbellsville University will host author MeMe Perdue of Eddyville, Ky., as the speaker for a wellness conference Saturday, March 7.

    The conference will be in Ransdell Chapel from 10 a.m. to noon. Admission is free. At the conference, there will be door prizes, taste tests and free health screenings.

    Perdue is the program director of the Pennyrile Allied Community Services Nutritional Outreach and Wholeness Program, a nutritional education program that serves every Kentucky county, including all age groups.

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  • Property transfers for Feb. 26

    The amount listed is the price paid or the fair market value of the property.

    Donald E. James and Jeanette Henderson of Old Greensburg Road in Campbellsville to Patricia Cox of West Martin Road in Campbellsville, Pamela Thompson of Bengal Road in Campbellsville, Frank H. James of Marion, N.C. and Leah Crenshaw of Legion Park Road in Greensburg, all one-fourth undivided interest, a tract of land on the north side of Greensburg Road, 1 acre, a gift, fair market value not given.

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  • Benefit planned for family

    A benefit supper and auction has been planned for a local family who lost their belongings in a house fire last December.

    A benefit for Truman and Ruby Jessee and Mike England will be Saturday, March 7 at the Breeding Volunteer Fire Department.

    Soups, chili and drinks will be served at 4 p.m. There will be a cakewalk and auction, along with singing by the Gospel Sounds of Edmonton.

    For more information, or to donate an item to be auctioned, contact Sandy Coffey at (270) 378-6019 or Wilma Firkins at (270) 432-5684.

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  • Public record for March 2

    Small Claims Filed

    08-S-144, filed 12/30/08; R&C Quick Cash of East Broadway in Campbellsville v. Alice Adcock of Reids Chapel Road in Campbellsville. Plaintiff alleges defendant owes for cash advance, $235.29 and $91 in court costs. The defendant was served 2/4/09.

    08-S-146, filed 12/30/08; R&C Quick Cash of East Broadway in Campbellsville v. Ruth Salyers of Farmers Ridge Road in Elk Horn. Plaintiff alleges defendant owes for cash advance, $470.60 and $91 in court costs. The defendant was served 2/4/09.

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