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Today's News

  • On Campus: May 25, 2012

    Campbellsville students serving in summer ministries

    Campbellsville University students are serving across Kentucky and across the globe during summer break. Students are serving at various church camps, interning in a church, serving on ministry teams and serving overseas.

    Sarah Haven, a senior from Shelbyville, will serve at Centri-Kid, and Ariel Lane, a freshman, will serve as a House Church intern in Campbellsville. For more information, contact Campbellsville University's Office of Campus Ministries at 270-789-5227.

     

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  • Light-hitting Rockets flame out

    Temperatures were in the 90s in Shelbyville on Monday.

    The bats of the Shelby County baseball team were not as hot, however.

    The Rockets mustered just four hits – only one in the final five innings – in their season-ending, 5-2 loss to Henry County in the first round of the 8thRegion Tournament at Collins.

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  • Brown rallies to post 2nd second

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  • Student-athletes deserve better than 10:30 p.m. start

     

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  • News briefs: May 30, 2012

    Collins senior awards

    event set for tonight

    Collins High School will celebrate a year of success tonight with its annual Senior Awards Night, starting at 7 o’clock in the school’s theater.

    The school will honor seniors who have secured scholarships and won academic awards, as well as announce the male and female athletes of the year and celebrate students who have achieved Kentucky Skills Standard certificates.

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  • A graduate at last

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  • Clark wedding

    Linda Susan DeBakey and Allen Tomas Clark were married Saturday, May 12, 2012, at Highland Baptist Church in Shelbyville.

    The bride is the daughter of Douglas DeBakey of Houston, Texas, and Claire Kuperberg DeBakey of Columbia, Md. The groom is the son of Rev. Allen P. and Ana Clark of Shelbyville.

    The bride and the groom are both graduates of the University of the Cumberlands (2011/2012),  and Fred Cummings, the university’s associate professor of religion, was the presiding minister at the double-ring service.

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  • Whiplash plays at Abbey Road on the River

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  • Shelby County School Board: ‘Tighter’ budget could get worse

    The Shelby County school board approved a bleak budget on Thursday, although it balances, and according to Greg Murphy, the district director of finance, it could get worse.

    “I think last year I used the term razor thin, and this year it’s even tighter,” Murphy told the board in his report. “The budget balances, and our revenue exceeds our expenses, barely.

    “And the next two years could be even more difficult. The second year of the biennium has the potential to be very, very difficult.”

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  • Diploma program showing results

    Shelby County Board of Education meetings are rarely as crowded and as uplifting as Thursday’s edition.

    The boardroom at the district’s offices, 1155 Main Street in Shelbyville, was packed with smiling faces despite the looming budget discussion that was on the agenda.

    But before the board and administration could get knee deep in figures they were presented with an early graduation candidate, one that has shown as much or more perseverance than those that will line up at Shelby County and Collins high schools this coming weekend.

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