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Circuit judge enters senior status program

He's been sitting on the bench for a while, but now, Doughlas "Dodie" George will be taking a break. Sort of. George announced recently that

Tebbs Bend preservation plan under way

You can almost hear the cannons roar. Though the land is largely privately owned, the Tebbs Bend Battlefield remains largely the same as when Union ...

Man gets prison time for shoplifting

A Hodgenville man has been sentenced to five years in prison for shoplifting. ...

Church not operating park just yet

Campbellsville Baptist Church hasn't taken over operation of Veterans Memorial Park just yet. ...

Black History Month: 'If we want to get to heaven ...'

Peggy Anderson and her sisters have always been close - from all three purchasing their first home together to battling cancer. ...

Students finding success after graduation

The grades are in and it seems the majority of local graduates are finding success after high school. ...

Woman charged in sealed indictment

A Campbellsville woman has been charged with drug and other crimes in an indictment recently unsealed by a Taylor Circuit Court judge. ...

Final Respects

Red roses sway gently in the breeze, ready to be placed on the grave in remembrance. It is quiet. ...

Man gets seven years on burglary, assault charges

A Campbellsville man who broke into a former girlfriend's home will spend seven years in prison for his crimes. ...

Investigation continues into shooting death

Kentucky State Police are continuing to investigate the murder of a Campbellsville man and, as of Friday, no new information about the case had been ...

Judicial center may not open till July

Construction of Taylor County's new judicial center has fallen behind schedule and the building may not be open until July. ...

Work on downtown streetscape begins next week

After two years of public discussions and planning, the first of two phases of a project to redesign a portion of downtown Campbellsville is set ...

Black History ... Reclaiming Our Youth

The 20th annual Black History Month program, "Reclaiming Our Youth - Each One, Reach One," was presented by the Taylor County Civic League on Sunday ...

Nearly 3,000 KU customers lose power Tuesday

Nearly 3,000 Kentucky Utilities customers lost power for a little less than an hour Tuesday evening. ...

Breaking News: Alcohol election results upheld

A judge has upheld the results of May's local option election, which allowed some Campbellsville restaurants to serve alcohol. ...

Two arrested in connection with break-ins

Police have made two arrests in connection with a string of break-ins in Campbellsville. ...

Campbellsville woman charged in sealed indictment

A Campbellsville woman has been charged with a drug crime in an indictment recently unsealed by a Taylor Circuit Court judge. ...

News-Journal office closed Monday

The Central Kentucky News-Journal office will be closed on Monday, Feb. 16. ...

Winds leaves some without power

Mark Perkins was working in his garage Wednesday night when he heard a loud noise. "I was out in the garage and I just heard ...

Nineteen charged in crime ring case

Nineteen people have been charged with operating a crime ring to sell drugs in Taylor and surrounding counties. ...

Black History Month: 'A gift from the Lord and I praise him for it every day'

She can often be found tapping the ivory keys for a church or a number of choirs. But while Letha Johnson is known for her ...

Man charged with sex crime in sealed indictment

A Campbellsville man has been indicted on sex abuse charges in an indictment recently unsealed by a Taylor Circuit Court judge. ...

UPDATE: Investigation continues into shooting death

Kentucky State Police are continuing to investigate the murder of a Campbellsville man and, as of Friday, no new information about the case had been ...