Today's News

With just days left until graduation, local high school seniors are busy deciding what they will do after receiving their diplomas. They're also soaking in their final high school experiences.

High school officials say there are many options for graduates to plan their lives after high school. And not all will find themselves headed to college.

Keith Benningfield, guidance counselor at Taylor County High School, said his school works very hard to ensure every student is ready for college or a career when they step out of TCHS.

Campbellsville High School tallied two runs in the 10th inning to post a 8-6 baseball triumph at John Hardin on Friday.
Zach Durham, who got the Eagle win in relief, also had three hits and four runs batted in to pace the visitors’ attack.
Clayton Russell and Caleb Gupton had two hits apiece.

• The Eagles fell 3-1 at Green County on Monday as Colton Bush allowed only three CHS hits. Austin Hash was saddled with the Eagle loss despite allowing only five Dragon safeties.

Green County High School claimed 15 individual races and all eight relay events to easily capture the Heartland Athletic Conference girls’ and boys’ team titles on April 25.
The brother/sister act of Evan and Erin Jaggers, who won the Ewing Awards as the meet’s top performers, paced coach Will Hodges’ team to the team championships.

It’s about that time of year again, where students don black, red or purple gowns and cardboard hats and walk across a stage. Graduation is upon us, followed by the dog days of summer.

This time of year is always full of excitement and a bit of apprehension. Students might not know what is ahead of them and could be a bit scared of the real world. This time of year always makes me nostalgic.