CKNJ.COMNEWSSPORTSOPINIONFEATURESSPECIAL SECTIONSCLASSIFIEDS The Central Kentucky News-Journal is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Campbellsville, KY and the

surrounding area.

NEWS | CKNJ.COMTODAY'S NEWSCONTACT USSPECIAL SECTIONSON THE RECORDFEATURESOPINION The Central Kentucky News-Journal is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Campbellsville, KY and the

surrounding area.

NEWS | CKNJ.COM

Butterflies and moths do the important work of pollinating our plants while bringing joy to our gardens. They don’t require a lot from us human caregivers — just a few host plants for the babies, a few nectar plants for the adults, a little water or moist soil and a flat

rock for

OBITUARIES | CKNJ.COM Greg Vaughn, 63, of Campbellsville, He died at 5:32 a.m. on Monday, May 2, 2011, in Campbellsville. Son of the late William Follis and Nelle Bryan Vaughn, he was born on Oct. 21, 1947, in Marion County,

Ky.

CKNJ UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Paxton Media Group announced last week the purchase of Landmark Community Newspapers LLC, a chain of daily and weekly newspapers based in Shelbyville. The deal, which was finalized this week, includes the purchase of all 46 newspapers in the Landmark chain. “We are very excited to add these TAYLOR COUNTY FAIR BEGINS THIS WEEKEND After the COVID-19 pandemic canceled the Taylor County Fair last year, it is set to open this Friday at the fairgrounds, on American Legion Road off of Hwy. 55, without a hitch. FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION IN THE WORKS This year’s Campbellsville-Taylor County 4th of July Celebration, scheduled from July 2 to July 4, aims to be as normal as possible. WHO WERE THE LONGHUNTERS? Though often overlooked by history, few contributed more to the knowledge of Kentucky’s early topography than the 18th century longhunters. When pioneer settlers moved west into America’s frontier, they did so with knowledge provided by longhunters who had explored the region before them As colonists from Europe quickly populated and farmed the east coast of newly discovered America, the GRAND JURY INDICTS 24 A Taylor County Grand Jury handed down 24 indictments last week: • Darius Dornes, of Campbellsville, was indicted on a charge of felony rape in the first degree. Bond was set at $250,000 full cash, stipulating no contact with the complaining witness, no new violations of the law (NNVL) and no use of drugs or alcohol. GRAND JURY HANDS DOWN INDICTMENTS A Taylor County Grand Jury handed down 27 indictments last week: • Michael A. Wilson, of Campbellsville, was indicted on a charge of felony sexual abuse (victim under 12 years of age) in the first degree. Bond was set at $25,000 full cash, stipulating no contact with complaining witness, new violations of the law and no use of drugs or

alcohol.

CKNJ.COMNEWSSPORTSOPINIONFEATURESSPECIAL SECTIONSCLASSIFIEDS The Central Kentucky News-Journal is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Campbellsville, KY and the

surrounding area.

NEWS | CKNJ.COMTODAY'S NEWSCONTACT USSPECIAL SECTIONSON THE RECORDFEATURESOPINION The Central Kentucky News-Journal is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Campbellsville, KY and the

surrounding area.

NEWS | CKNJ.COM

Butterflies and moths do the important work of pollinating our plants while bringing joy to our gardens. They don’t require a lot from us human caregivers — just a few host plants for the babies, a few nectar plants for the adults, a little water or moist soil and a flat

rock for

OBITUARIES | CKNJ.COM Greg Vaughn, 63, of Campbellsville, He died at 5:32 a.m. on Monday, May 2, 2011, in Campbellsville. Son of the late William Follis and Nelle Bryan Vaughn, he was born on Oct. 21, 1947, in Marion County,

Ky.

CKNJ UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Paxton Media Group announced last week the purchase of Landmark Community Newspapers LLC, a chain of daily and weekly newspapers based in Shelbyville. The deal, which was finalized this week, includes the purchase of all 46 newspapers in the Landmark chain. “We are very excited to add these TAYLOR COUNTY FAIR BEGINS THIS WEEKEND After the COVID-19 pandemic canceled the Taylor County Fair last year, it is set to open this Friday at the fairgrounds, on American Legion Road off of Hwy. 55, without a hitch. FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION IN THE WORKS This year’s Campbellsville-Taylor County 4th of July Celebration, scheduled from July 2 to July 4, aims to be as normal as possible. WHO WERE THE LONGHUNTERS? Though often overlooked by history, few contributed more to the knowledge of Kentucky’s early topography than the 18th century longhunters. When pioneer settlers moved west into America’s frontier, they did so with knowledge provided by longhunters who had explored the region before them As colonists from Europe quickly populated and farmed the east coast of newly discovered America, the GRAND JURY INDICTS 24 A Taylor County Grand Jury handed down 24 indictments last week: • Darius Dornes, of Campbellsville, was indicted on a charge of felony rape in the first degree. Bond was set at $250,000 full cash, stipulating no contact with the complaining witness, no new violations of the law (NNVL) and no use of drugs or alcohol. GRAND JURY HANDS DOWN INDICTMENTS A Taylor County Grand Jury handed down 27 indictments last week: • Michael A. Wilson, of Campbellsville, was indicted on a charge of felony sexual abuse (victim under 12 years of age) in the first degree. Bond was set at $25,000 full cash, stipulating no contact with complaining witness, new violations of the law and no use of drugs or

alcohol.

NEWS | CKNJ.COM

Butterflies and moths do the important work of pollinating our plants while bringing joy to our gardens. They don’t require a lot from us human caregivers — just a few host plants for the babies, a few nectar plants for the adults, a little water or moist soil and a flat

rock for

COUNTY ADDS LAST HISTORIC COVID-19 DEATH 1 day ago · The Kentucky Department for Public Health (KDPH) has completed its audit of death certificates filed amid the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, reporting one last historic COVID-19 death in Taylor County, a 57-year-old who died in October 2020. FORBIS, JONES NAMED TO ALL-STAR TEAM 21 hours ago · Two local players were named to the East-West sophomore All-Star team last week by coaches in the 5th Region. TCIS ANNOUNCES FOURTH 9-WEEK HONOR ROLL STUDENTS 1 day ago · Taylor County Intermediate School recently announced its honor roll students for the fourth 9-week grading period. Those students are: 4th Grade All ‘A’ Honor Roll ELLIS TO RELEASE NEW MUSIC THIS SUMMER 1 day ago · Hannah Ellis, an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter formerly of Taylor County, made some big moves in 2020 ahead of the release of her new extended play (EP) record later this year. OBITUARIES | CKNJ.COM Greg Vaughn, 63, of Campbellsville, He died at 5:32 a.m. on Monday, May 2, 2011, in Campbellsville. Son of the late William Follis and Nelle Bryan Vaughn, he was born on Oct. 21, 1947, in Marion County,

Ky.

HARDY NAMED ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL AT CHS 1 day ago · Campbellsville Independent Schools recently announced that Tyler Hardy would be the new assistant principal at Campbellsville High School, starting next year. WEDDLE GRADUATES FROM IUPUI 1 day ago · Michila Weddle has graduated from Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) with a Bachelor of Science business degree majoring in accounting. OBITUARIES | CKNJ.COM Harold T. Coakley, 90, of Candace Street in Campbellsville died Thursday, Jan. 22, 2009, at Golden Living Nursing Home after an illness. Son of the late Sam and Stella Underwood Coakley, he was a retired farmer and a member of Brush Creek Baptist Church. WHO WERE THE LONGHUNTERS? Though often overlooked by history, few contributed more to the knowledge of Kentucky’s early topography than the 18th century longhunters. When pioneer settlers moved west into America’s frontier, they did so with knowledge provided by longhunters who had explored the region before them As colonists from Europe quickly populated and farmed the east coast of newly discovered America, the CKNJ.COMNEWSSPORTSOPINIONFEATURESSPECIAL SECTIONSCLASSIFIEDS Orberson wins pitcher’s duel; Cardinals run winning streak to seven straight. Taylor places 2nd at conference meet. Locals advance in conference tennis tourney. Parker, Coslow break Taylor County records at Carl Deaton Classic. Cardinals earn season sweep NEWS | CKNJ.COMTODAY'S NEWSCONTACT USSPECIAL SECTIONSON THE RECORDFEATURESOPINION Today's News. City pool should open in early June. Taylor County Fair begins this weekend. County residents must travel for driver tests. COVID-19 spreading among younger Kentuckians. Memorial Day event limited once again in 2021. Work starts on U.S. 68 between Campbellsville and Lebanon. Wreck injures one at park.

NEWS | CKNJ.COM

Jeremy Wood, chief financial officer for the Taylor County School District, brought good news to board members during Monday night’s meeting. “For this fiscal year, our projected revenue is $17.6 million and our projected expenses through June 30 are $17.5 million,” he said.

CKNJ.COM

Mobile Home Rentals. Mobile Home Sales. Mooresville. Motorcycle $10,000 And Up. Motorcycle $15,000 And Up. Motorcycle $20,000 And Up. Motorcycle $25,000 And TAYLOR COUNTY FAIR BEGINS THIS WEEKEND Festivities start Friday and will continue through Saturday, June 5. By John Moore. Thursday, May 27, 2021 at 10:32 am. After the COVID-19 pandemic canceled the Taylor County Fair last year, it is set to open this Friday at the fairgrounds, on American Legion Road off of Hwy.

55, without a

CKNJ UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Paxton Media Group announced last week the purchase of Landmark Community Newspapers LLC, a chain of daily and weekly newspapers based in Shelbyville. The deal, which was finalized this week, includes the purchase of all 46 newspapers in the Landmark chain. “We are very excited to add these FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION IN THE WORKS Committee planning annual event after it was canceled in 2020. By John Moore. Thursday, April 29, 2021 at 8:56 am. This year’s Campbellsville-Taylor County 4th of July Celebration, scheduled from July 2 to July 4, aims to be as normal as possible. GRAND JURY INDICTS 24 A Taylor County Grand Jury handed down 24 indictments last week: • Darius Dornes, of Campbellsville, was indicted on a charge of felony rape in the first degree. Bond was set at $250,000 full cash, stipulating no contact with the complaining witness, no new violations of the law (NNVL) and no use of drugs or alcohol. WHO WERE THE LONGHUNTERS? Though often overlooked by history, few contributed more to the knowledge of Kentucky’s early topography than the 18th century longhunters. When pioneer settlers moved west into America’s frontier, they did so with knowledge provided by longhunters who had explored the region before them As colonists from Europe quickly populated and farmed the east coast of newly discovered America, the GRAND JURY HANDS DOWN INDICTMENTS A Taylor County Grand Jury handed down 27 indictments last week: • Michael A. Wilson, of Campbellsville, was indicted on a charge of felony sexual abuse (victim under 12 years of age) in the first degree. Bond was set at $25,000 full cash, stipulating no contact with complaining witness, new violations of the law and no use of drugs or

alcohol.

CKNJ.COMNEWSSPORTSOPINIONFEATURESSPECIAL SECTIONSCLASSIFIEDS Orberson wins pitcher’s duel; Cardinals run winning streak to seven straight. Taylor places 2nd at conference meet. Locals advance in conference tennis tourney. Parker, Coslow break Taylor County records at Carl Deaton Classic. Cardinals earn season sweep NEWS | CKNJ.COMTODAY'S NEWSCONTACT USSPECIAL SECTIONSON THE RECORDFEATURESOPINION Today's News. City pool should open in early June. Taylor County Fair begins this weekend. County residents must travel for driver tests. COVID-19 spreading among younger Kentuckians. Memorial Day event limited once again in 2021. Work starts on U.S. 68 between Campbellsville and Lebanon. Wreck injures one at park.

NEWS | CKNJ.COM

Jeremy Wood, chief financial officer for the Taylor County School District, brought good news to board members during Monday night’s meeting. “For this fiscal year, our projected revenue is $17.6 million and our projected expenses through June 30 are $17.5 million,” he said.

CKNJ.COM

Mobile Home Rentals. Mobile Home Sales. Mooresville. Motorcycle $10,000 And Up. Motorcycle $15,000 And Up. Motorcycle $20,000 And Up. Motorcycle $25,000 And TAYLOR COUNTY FAIR BEGINS THIS WEEKEND Festivities start Friday and will continue through Saturday, June 5. By John Moore. Thursday, May 27, 2021 at 10:32 am. After the COVID-19 pandemic canceled the Taylor County Fair last year, it is set to open this Friday at the fairgrounds, on American Legion Road off of Hwy.

55, without a

CKNJ UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Paxton Media Group announced last week the purchase of Landmark Community Newspapers LLC, a chain of daily and weekly newspapers based in Shelbyville. The deal, which was finalized this week, includes the purchase of all 46 newspapers in the Landmark chain. “We are very excited to add these FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION IN THE WORKS Committee planning annual event after it was canceled in 2020. By John Moore. Thursday, April 29, 2021 at 8:56 am. This year’s Campbellsville-Taylor County 4th of July Celebration, scheduled from July 2 to July 4, aims to be as normal as possible. GRAND JURY INDICTS 24 A Taylor County Grand Jury handed down 24 indictments last week: • Darius Dornes, of Campbellsville, was indicted on a charge of felony rape in the first degree. Bond was set at $250,000 full cash, stipulating no contact with the complaining witness, no new violations of the law (NNVL) and no use of drugs or alcohol. WHO WERE THE LONGHUNTERS? Though often overlooked by history, few contributed more to the knowledge of Kentucky’s early topography than the 18th century longhunters. When pioneer settlers moved west into America’s frontier, they did so with knowledge provided by longhunters who had explored the region before them As colonists from Europe quickly populated and farmed the east coast of newly discovered America, the GRAND JURY HANDS DOWN INDICTMENTS A Taylor County Grand Jury handed down 27 indictments last week: • Michael A. Wilson, of Campbellsville, was indicted on a charge of felony sexual abuse (victim under 12 years of age) in the first degree. Bond was set at $25,000 full cash, stipulating no contact with complaining witness, new violations of the law and no use of drugs or

alcohol.

NEWS | CKNJ.COM

Today's News. City pool should open in early June. Taylor County Fair begins this weekend. County residents must travel for driver tests. COVID-19 spreading among younger Kentuckians. Memorial Day event limited once again in 2021. Work starts on U.S. 68 between Campbellsville and Lebanon. Wreck injures one at park. E-EDITIONS | CKNJ.COM The Central Kentucky News-Journal is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Campbellsville, KY and the

surrounding area.

COUNTY SCHOOLS TO TEACH HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS IN SUMMER The Taylor County School District has long offered students a variety of summer activities through the 21st Century grant program, but this year is bigger than any other. CKNJ UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Paxton Media Group announced last week the purchase of Landmark Community Newspapers LLC, a chain of daily and weekly newspapers based in Shelbyville. The deal, which was finalized this week, includes the purchase of all 46 newspapers in the Landmark chain. “We are very excited to add these OBITUARIES | CKNJ.COM Greg Vaughn, 63, of Campbellsville, He died at 5:32 a.m. on Monday, May 2, 2011, in Campbellsville. Son of the late William Follis and Nelle Bryan Vaughn, he was born on Oct. 21, 1947, in Marion County,

Ky.

OBITUARIES | CKNJ.COM Lois M. Wade, 82, of Campbellsville died at 12:58 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 23, 2009, in Campbellsville. Daughter of the late George H. Hancock and Lorene Dale "Dolly" Parrott Hancock, she was born on Sept. 6, 1926, in Taylor County. COUNTY SEES THREE MORE COVID-19 DEATHS That’s still higher than the state rate of 4.74%. The district has added 11 COVID-19 deaths since last week, with a total of 371 district residents confirmed dead due to COVID-19 at press time. Nearly 10% of the district’s population has had COVID-19, with 9.86% of the district’s total residents having tested positive for the virus at CARING FOR THE DEARLY DEPARTED: A LOOK AT RURAL DEATH In early rural history, the details surrounding a family death fell on the family. Death often happened at home, and it was in the home that

family members

VACCINES LEADING TO FEWER CASES Thursday, March 4, 2021 at 2:48 am. As the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines have become more widely spread through the state, the number of confirmed cases at the state, local and district level have steadily — and sharply — decreased. Data retrieved from the Lake Cumberland District Health Department. The seven-day average statewide incidence WHO WERE THE LONGHUNTERS? Though often overlooked by history, few contributed more to the knowledge of Kentucky’s early topography than the 18th century longhunters. When pioneer settlers moved west into America’s frontier, they did so with knowledge provided by longhunters who had explored the region before them As colonists from Europe quickly populated and farmed the east coast of newly discovered America, the CKNJ.COMNEWSSPORTSOPINIONFEATURESSPECIAL SECTIONSCLASSIFIEDS Features. WWII claims life of 19-year-old Ivan Haskle Robison. A teacher’s impact lives on. Turner killed after nine-hour siege. Keltner reflects on 50 years cutting hair. Jailed for distilling ‘medical whiskey,’ Sinclair received presidential pardon. Smith uses life experience as social worker and professor. ‘Neighbors

Helping

NEWS | CKNJ.COMTODAY'S NEWSCONTACT USSPECIAL SECTIONSON THE RECORDFEATURESOPINION Today's News. City pool should open in early June. Taylor County Fair begins this weekend. County residents must travel for driver tests. COVID-19 spreading among younger Kentuckians. Memorial Day event limited once again in 2021. Work starts on U.S. 68 between Campbellsville and Lebanon. Wreck injures one at park.

CKNJ.COM

Mobile Home Rentals. Mobile Home Sales. Mooresville. Motorcycle $10,000 And Up. Motorcycle $15,000 And Up. Motorcycle $20,000 And Up. Motorcycle $25,000 And OBITUARIES | CKNJ.COM Greg Vaughn, 63, of Campbellsville, He died at 5:32 a.m. on Monday, May 2, 2011, in Campbellsville. Son of the late William Follis and Nelle Bryan Vaughn, he was born on Oct. 21, 1947, in Marion County,

Ky.

TAYLOR COUNTY FAIR BEGINS THIS WEEKEND Festivities start Friday and will continue through Saturday, June 5. By John Moore. Thursday, May 27, 2021 at 10:32 am. After the COVID-19 pandemic canceled the Taylor County Fair last year, it is set to open this Friday at the fairgrounds, on American Legion Road off of Hwy.

55, without a

OBITUARIES | CKNJ.COM Lois M. Wade, 82, of Campbellsville died at 12:58 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 23, 2009, in Campbellsville. Daughter of the late George H. Hancock and Lorene Dale "Dolly" Parrott Hancock, she was born on Sept. 6, 1926, in Taylor County. FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION IN THE WORKS Committee planning annual event after it was canceled in 2020. By John Moore. Thursday, April 29, 2021 at 8:56 am. This year’s Campbellsville-Taylor County 4th of July Celebration, scheduled from July 2 to July 4, aims to be as normal as possible. WHO WERE THE LONGHUNTERS? Though often overlooked by history, few contributed more to the knowledge of Kentucky’s early topography than the 18th century longhunters. When pioneer settlers moved west into America’s frontier, they did so with knowledge provided by longhunters who had explored the region before them As colonists from Europe quickly populated and farmed the east coast of newly discovered America, the GRAND JURY INDICTS 24 A Taylor County Grand Jury handed down 24 indictments last week: • Darius Dornes, of Campbellsville, was indicted on a charge of felony rape in the first degree. Bond was set at $250,000 full cash, stipulating no contact with the complaining witness, no new violations of the law (NNVL) and no use of drugs or alcohol. GRAND JURY HANDS DOWN INDICTMENTS A Taylor County Grand Jury handed down 27 indictments last week: • Michael A. Wilson, of Campbellsville, was indicted on a charge of felony sexual abuse (victim under 12 years of age) in the first degree. Bond was set at $25,000 full cash, stipulating no contact with complaining witness, new violations of the law and no use of drugs or

alcohol.

CKNJ.COMNEWSSPORTSOPINIONFEATURESSPECIAL SECTIONSCLASSIFIEDS Features. WWII claims life of 19-year-old Ivan Haskle Robison. A teacher’s impact lives on. Turner killed after nine-hour siege. Keltner reflects on 50 years cutting hair. Jailed for distilling ‘medical whiskey,’ Sinclair received presidential pardon. Smith uses life experience as social worker and professor. ‘Neighbors

Helping

NEWS | CKNJ.COMTODAY'S NEWSCONTACT USSPECIAL SECTIONSON THE RECORDFEATURESOPINION Today's News. City pool should open in early June. Taylor County Fair begins this weekend. County residents must travel for driver tests. COVID-19 spreading among younger Kentuckians. Memorial Day event limited once again in 2021. Work starts on U.S. 68 between Campbellsville and Lebanon. Wreck injures one at park.

CKNJ.COM

Mobile Home Rentals. Mobile Home Sales. Mooresville. Motorcycle $10,000 And Up. Motorcycle $15,000 And Up. Motorcycle $20,000 And Up. Motorcycle $25,000 And OBITUARIES | CKNJ.COM Greg Vaughn, 63, of Campbellsville, He died at 5:32 a.m. on Monday, May 2, 2011, in Campbellsville. Son of the late William Follis and Nelle Bryan Vaughn, he was born on Oct. 21, 1947, in Marion County,

Ky.

TAYLOR COUNTY FAIR BEGINS THIS WEEKEND Festivities start Friday and will continue through Saturday, June 5. By John Moore. Thursday, May 27, 2021 at 10:32 am. After the COVID-19 pandemic canceled the Taylor County Fair last year, it is set to open this Friday at the fairgrounds, on American Legion Road off of Hwy.

55, without a

OBITUARIES | CKNJ.COM Lois M. Wade, 82, of Campbellsville died at 12:58 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 23, 2009, in Campbellsville. Daughter of the late George H. Hancock and Lorene Dale "Dolly" Parrott Hancock, she was born on Sept. 6, 1926, in Taylor County. FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION IN THE WORKS Committee planning annual event after it was canceled in 2020. By John Moore. Thursday, April 29, 2021 at 8:56 am. This year’s Campbellsville-Taylor County 4th of July Celebration, scheduled from July 2 to July 4, aims to be as normal as possible. WHO WERE THE LONGHUNTERS? Though often overlooked by history, few contributed more to the knowledge of Kentucky’s early topography than the 18th century longhunters. When pioneer settlers moved west into America’s frontier, they did so with knowledge provided by longhunters who had explored the region before them As colonists from Europe quickly populated and farmed the east coast of newly discovered America, the GRAND JURY INDICTS 24 A Taylor County Grand Jury handed down 24 indictments last week: • Darius Dornes, of Campbellsville, was indicted on a charge of felony rape in the first degree. Bond was set at $250,000 full cash, stipulating no contact with the complaining witness, no new violations of the law (NNVL) and no use of drugs or alcohol. GRAND JURY HANDS DOWN INDICTMENTS A Taylor County Grand Jury handed down 27 indictments last week: • Michael A. Wilson, of Campbellsville, was indicted on a charge of felony sexual abuse (victim under 12 years of age) in the first degree. Bond was set at $25,000 full cash, stipulating no contact with complaining witness, new violations of the law and no use of drugs or

alcohol.

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Jeremy Wood, chief financial officer for the Taylor County School District, brought good news to board members during Monday night’s meeting. “For this fiscal year, our projected revenue is $17.6 million and our projected expenses through June 30 are $17.5 million,” he said. COUNTY SURPASSES 50 COVID-19 DEATHS Campbellsville has added three additional COVID-19 deaths at press time, one recent and two historic, bringing the pandemic death toll to 51 people. The recent COVID-19 death was announced by the Lake Cumberland District Health Department (LCDHD) on Saturday, an

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OBITUARIES | CKNJ.COM Greg Vaughn, 63, of Campbellsville, He died at 5:32 a.m. on Monday, May 2, 2011, in Campbellsville. Son of the late William Follis and Nelle Bryan Vaughn, he was born on Oct. 21, 1947, in Marion County,

Ky.

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On the Record. Grand jury indicts 20. A Campbellsville man is being held on $75,000 cash bond after being indicted on charges relating to an assault and burglary last month. Bobby Mull, 29, was charged by a Taylor County Grand Jury on Nov. 5 with one felony count of second-degree burglary, fourth-degree assault (domestic violence) (no

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CKNJ UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Paxton Media Group announced last week the purchase of Landmark Community Newspapers LLC, a chain of daily and weekly newspapers based in Shelbyville. The deal, which was finalized this week, includes the purchase of all 46 newspapers in the Landmark chain. HIKERS RESCUED AT LAKE Campbellsville Fire-Rescue’s (CFR) special operations division saved two hikers and a dog after they fell down the 300-foot bluff off of Turkey Bluff Trail at Green River Lake on Friday. WHO WERE THE LONGHUNTERS? Though often overlooked by history, few contributed more to the knowledge of Kentucky’s early topography than the 18th century longhunters. When pioneer settlers moved west into America’s frontier, they did so with knowledge provided by longhunters who had explored the region before them As colonists from Europe quickly populated and farmed the east coast of newly discovered America, the

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It has been almost seven months since Shafter J. Couch was shot and killed through a kitchen window at his home. And it’s been nearly four months since David Ford of Campbellsville was murdered in his home. Police have yet to make an arrest in either case. According to a Taylor County Sheriff’s Office report, Couch, 26, was shot and killed at about 10 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 6 at his Taylor REGIONAL ARCHIVE CENTER SET TO OPEN Register/Activate account. If you subscribe to the newspaper, you already receive FREE access to all the exclusive content of the website. Click here to register your account. If you have any problems then please contact us at 270-465-8111. Purchase a Subscription. Unlimited Access - Introductory Offer, 4 Weeks ofr 99¢ - Click Here. .....Advertisement..... .....Advertisement..... Saturday, December 5, 2020 LOGIN TO YOUR ACCOUNT: Not registered? Sign up

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