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Council OKs carbon project

The City may soon get paid for helping the environment.

Take me home?

He jumps on the couch and curls up in a ball. The fuzzy black and white dog is oblivious to the sounds around him, even ...

Salvation Army seeks volunteers for kettle drive

It was cold. Her back hurt. Sometimes she sat. Sometimes she stood. But whatever she did, Wanda Franklin never stopped ringing her bell. ...

Congressman will place official papers at Campbellsville University

U.S. Rep. Ron Lewis will be at Campbellsville University tomorrow at 1:30 to announce that he will be placing his official congressional papers at CU. ...

Black Friday

A sluggish economy didn't keep shoppers away from Campbellsville stores "Black Friday" morning in search of a good deal. ...

Biology class adopts endangered animal

Students in advanced biology classes at Taylor County High School have a new classmate. The new classmate is short, furry and has a white handlebar ...

Economic status better than most

Taylor County seems largely untouched by the nationwide economy's downward spin. The unemployment rate remains among the lowest in the region and two companies have ...

Fruitcake anyone?

Most people have been on the receiving end of the infamous fruitcake during the holidays. Oftentimes, the recipient is left wondering what, if anything, to ...

Other teen Thanksgiving letters

KSP gears up for increased Thanksgiving holiday traffic

With fuel prices hovering around $1.85 a gallon, Kentucky State Police officers expect increased traffic on the roadways this holiday. ...

Other adult Thanksgiving letters

Contest winners announced

Today is a time to reflect on the many ways we've all been blessed. And hundreds of people put their reflections into words in the ...

Arts & Crafts Festival

Saturdayâs annual Green River Arts and Crafts Festival at Taylor County High School featured everything from food, quilts and jewelry to Christmas decorations, dolls and ...

Deadline is Monday for letters to Santa

Hello kids! Ho! Ho! Ho! Are you getting excited? I certainly am, because Christmas is just around the corner. I've started making my list and ...

Man pleads guilty to assault, drug charges

A Campbellsville man has pleaded guilty to assault and other charges after being accused of threatening to kill himself and several other people. ...

Blood supply less than normal

One hour could save three lives. That's the message Roger Foster, associate professor of business administration at Campbellsville University and local site coordinator for the ...

Campbellsville man arrested shortly after robbery

Just hours after he allegedly robbed the Lebanon Avenue Minit Mart on Monday night, police arrested Anthony W. Hamilton Sr., charging him with the recent ...

Breaking NewsCampbellsville man arrested shortly after robbery

Just hours after he allegedly robbed the Lebanon Avenue Minit Mart on Monday night, police arrested Anthony W. Hamilton Sr., charging him with the recent ...

Reading to Children

Campbellsville University football players swapped the pigskin for children's books on Tuesday night. The Taylor County Public Library hosted a tailgate party for local children ...

Sharing a passion for art

A hallway becomes a fencepost. A window transforms into a rose garden. Countless plastic bags become a tote bag. Norma Hasch, 72, spends her time ...

Gas ... How low will it go?

The temperature was hovering around the freezing mark Thursday afternoon as Betty Witham stopped to fill up her vehicle after work. But at least the ...