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One injured in crash

One person was injured in a crash on U.S. 68 Tuesday afternoon. No further information was available at press time.

Spring Clean Week begins March 21

Volunteers will be out in force next week to spring clean Kentucky highways. The Transportation Cabinet has announced that Adopt-a-Highway Spring Clean Week will take ...

St. Baldrick's

With several donations yet to be reported, Saturday's St. Baldrick's event raised a little more than $30,000, bringing the three-year total to nearly $125,000. More ...

Residents' health improving

Taylor County is among the healthiest Kentucky counties, according to a recent report from the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute. ...

Early detection can save lives

Early detection can be the key to surviving cancer. Just ask Chris Naylor. ...

Hospital bomb threat a false alarm

A false bomb threat sent emergency services personnel to Taylor Regional Hospital just after midnight Monday. ...

Man charged with assault, DUI

A Campbellsville man has pleaded not guilty to charges alleging he struck another man while driving under the influence of drugs. ...

Barnes announces magistrate candidacy

Lifelong Taylor Countian Larry Barnes has announced his candidacy for 3rd District magistrate. ...

City audit shows $160,760 operating loss

Jeffrey Sprowles of Wise, Buckner & Sprowles presented the 2008-2009 audit of the City's finances at Monday night's City Council meeting. ...

Local man injured in crash near Lebanon

A Campbellsville man was injured Tuesday in a two-vehicle crash two miles west of Lebanon on KY 208. ...

Smoke on the Mountain

Campbellsville University's theater department will take a trip back in time to the year 1938 when it performs "Smoke on the Mountain" on March 27-29. ...

County expected to receive $800,000-plus for roads

Representatives from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet district office in Elizabethtown presented a Rural Secondary Road Program report at last Tuesday's Fiscal Court meeting, which states ...

Schools have their own report cards

Students may dread getting them or show them off when the bottom line looks good. ...

C&S Mission Store helping others since 1982

Bedridden for three months with rheumatic fever, Chester Wise was ready to make a deal. "I told the Lord that if he'd help me, I'd ...

Rogers announces judge/executive candidacy

Taylor County Judge/Executive Eddie Rogers has announced his filing for re-election. ...

Tire amnesty is April 15-17

A tire amnesty drop-off is scheduled for April 15-17 at the State Highway Garage on Bear Track Road from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. ...

One injured in motorcycle crash

A Campbellsville man was injured Monday after he crashed his motorcycle and overturned. ...

On a mission

A whining saw, the smell of freshly cut lumber, hammers beating a rhythmic cadence. The wood structure taking shape gradually slopes at the back of ...

Man appeals assault, endangerment convictions

The man who was found guilty of injuring a Kansas family in an alcohol-related crash has filed an appeal of his 20-year prison sentence. ...

Grand jury charges man with attempted murder

A Campbellsville man has been accused of attempting to kill a local woman. ...

Council discusses yard sale limits

Ongoing yard sales could soon be a thing of the past. ...

Nickel tax petition efforts enter final heat

An effort to collect enough signatures to bring a proposed nickel tax before voters is going well, petitioners say. ...

Court buys new incinerator for shelter

The Taylor County Animal Shelter will soon get a new incinerator. And, according to Shelter Director John Harris, that will make the shelter's neighbors happy. ...