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Today's News

  • Archers win titles at Taylor County Winter Blast

     

    Taylor County’s archery teams swept the division titles at last weekend’s Taylor County Winter Blast.

    The Cardinals won the high school, middle school and elementary school divisions at the two-day event at Taylor County Intermediate School.

    In the boys’ high school division, Taylor County swept the top three individual spots. Alex Price won with a 285, Hunter Keith was second with a 285 and Jacob Eads placed third with a 281.

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  • Watson hits winning 3 as time expires in Lady Eagles' win

    One thing Anthony Epps preaches to his players is to always be ready to shoot. No matter the situation the Campbellsville Lady Eagles may find themselves in, a player needs to be ready to let it fly.

    Freshman Lainey Watson found herself in that situation Monday night in the quarterfinal game of the girls’ 5th Region All ‘A’ Classic at Paul J. Coop Gymnasium.

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  • Eagles advance in All 'A' tourney

     

    Senior forward Nataj Sanders had 17 points, six rebounds and four assists as Campbellsville rolled to a 76-28 win over Caverna Monday night in the 5th Region All ‘A’ Classic quarterfinal at Paul J. Coop Gymnasium.

    Junior guard Malachi Corley chipped in with 12 points, 10 rebounds, four assists and four steals, while sophomore guard Kameron Smith added 12 points and three rebounds off the bench.

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  • Mayor Brenda Allen has a lengthy list of goals and a lot of optimism

     

    Newly-elected Campbellsville Mayor Brenda Allen has a lengthy list of things she wants to get accomplished since taking office last week, but Allen says she has a lot of optimism as she begins her second stint in the mayor’s office. 

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  • McKinney raises questions about more than $600 thousand in city funds for sports complex

     

    The first 2019 meeting of the Campbellsville City Council was held Monday night, and new Councilman Stan McKinney wasted little time asking what the city plans to do with the money set aside for the sports complex.

    Former Campbellsville Mayor Tony Young has long wanted a sports complex to be built in the city, and there was $613,842.63 in the city’s sports complex bank account through Nov. 30.

    McKinney wanted to know if the city could use that money on other projects, namely Miller Park.

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  • Mosely carries Lady Cards past Lady Eagles

     

    Taylor County junior forward Ciara Mosely put the Lady Cardinals on her back last Friday night, carrying her team to a win over crosstown rival Campbellsville.

    Mosely had 21 points and eight rebounds in the Lady Cardinals’ 45-30 win in a 20th District game at Citizens Bank Arena.

    Sophomore guard Avery Smith added seven points and four rebounds, while senior guard Shay Mitchell scored seven.

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  • Smith leads Cards past Eagles

     

    Senior guard TreVon Smith and junior guard Nick Knifley each hit four 3-pointers in Taylor County’s 80-61 win over 20th District nemesis Campbellsville last Friday at Citizens Bank Arena.

    Smith led the way with 33 points, hitting 4-of-11 from the 3-point arc, and grabbed 14 rebounds. Knifley went 4-of-6 from long range and finished with 16 points.

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  • Wrestling Cards to host Red Bird Rumble

     

    The Taylor County wrestling team is hosting the Red Bird Rumble starting at 10 a.m. Saturday at Citizens Bank Arena.

    The weight class tournament features 21 schools, but most of them will not have full teams competing.

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  • Swim teams fare well in home meet

     

    Taylor County’s Hannah Koch won two events Saturday, helping the Lady Cardinals win the team title during the Campbellsville/Taylor County Senior Invitational at Campbellsville University’s Powell Athletic Center.

    Koch won the girls’ 50-meter freestyle in 31.62 seconds and the girls’ 100 free in 1 minute, 12.75 seconds. She also teamed with Audrey Koch, Madalyn Nolley and Carynee Ritter to place second in the girls’ 200 medley relay (2:38.24) and second in the 200 freestyle relay (2:19.93).

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  • MLK reception set for Saturday, Jan. 19

     

    The Campbellsville-Taylor County Civic League will be hosting a Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. reception at the Taylor County Extension Office, 1143 South Columbia Avenue, on Saturday, Jan. 19 at 6 p.m. EST. 

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