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Feb. 25-March 14 games

 

Lady Knights use 25-1 run to race past Lady Cards

 

Early Days Feb. 26, 2015

TEN YEARS AGO

Feb. 24, 2005

Billy B. Smith was honored with Campbellsville/Taylor County Rescue’s Sarah “Mom” Weeks “You Can Do It” award for helping save the life of a high school classmate last June.

Della Hunt celebrated her 97th birthday on Sunday, Feb. 6 at Metzmeier Nursing Home.

The Central Kentucky Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 22 recently honored Rick Benningfield as past president.

The Joymakers will be in concert on Sunday at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church.

Woman's death result of cold temperatures

 

A woman who was discovered buried in the snow outside her Elkhorn home on Friday evening is believed to have died from exposure, said Taylor County Coroner Terry Dabney.

Wilda Arnett, 74, had probably been outside her home on Bass Ridge Road for 2 or 3 days before she was found at about 6:15 p.m. on Friday, Dabney said.

The coroner stated that she was outside her back door when she likely slipped off her porch, falling about 5 feet onto the ground in such a way that she wasn't able to get up or call for help.

Early Days Feb. 19, 2015

TEN YEARS AGO
Feb. 17, 2005
Jessica Belcher, a senior at Campbellsville University, is the Central Kentucky News-Journal’s newest Journalism Scholars Program intern.
James Morgan Milby of Campbellsville has been selected to participate in the National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C. from Feb. 15 – 20.
 

School library, city office suffer storm damage

 

The Campbellsville Civic Center was damaged as a result of the snow and ice melting, but meetings there will continue uninterrupted.

Campbellsville Mayor Tony Young said tonight's listening session and March's Campbellsville City Council meeting, both of which will be held in the main meeting room, will continue as planned, as that room was not damaged.

Feb. 19-March 11 games

 

Eagles soar above .500 mark

 

Taylor County will need to avoid Campbellsville upset bid to begin path to first state tournament since 1982-83 year

 

Hoskins-Sanders enjoys serving her community

 

When Campbellsville City Council member Sharon Hoskins-Sanders graduated from Durham School, an all-black school, in 1964 and went to Campbellsville High School, which was integrated the year before, she had some fear about how she and other students might be treated.

"There, it was a transition," said Hoskins-Sanders. "But surprisingly, we went in and we were accepted. And we could do everything, anything that anybody at the school could do. It wasn't like we were so alienated or segregated."