Joseph Ray Kessinger Sr.
Joseph Ray Kessinger, Sr., of Campbellsville, the son of Mary Whelan Kessinger and the late John Gilbert Kessinger, was born May 6, 1980 in Louisville, KY and departed this life […]
Local Adair County Middle School Authors Holding Book Signing For Novel “Too Much Blood”
Adair County Adult Education is hosting a book signing for “Too Much Blood” written by local students Jackson Corbin and Jordyn Davis. The book signing will be on Monday, November […]
Marching Dragons Reach New Heights at State Competition
Over the weekend, the Marching Dragons earned 11th place at the State competition — their highest placement since 2013! This is a huge accomplishment and a reflection of the hard […]
Adair County Sheriff’s Office Responds To Injury Accident On Elkhorn Road
On Saturday, October 25, 2025, Adair County Deputy Sheriff Hunter Tweedy responded to a one vehicle accident on Elkhorn Road. Camren Eldridge, 34, of Louisville, was traveling on Elkhorn Road […]
Community Spirit Takes the Street: Greensburg’s Annual Trunk or Treat Fest Returns
The heart of Greensburg is about to come alive with the sights and sounds of Halloween fun. This year, Greensburg/Green County’s Annual Trunk or Treat Fest will take place right […]
Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Arrest in Russell Springs
On October 26, 2025, Officers Mason Miniard and Kendall Catron conducted a routine traffic stop in Russell Springs that resulted in a drug-related arrest. During the roadside investigation, officers identified […]
Big Weekend for High School Football Across Kentucky
It was another exciting weekend under the Friday night lights as teams from across the Commonwealth battled it out in some key matchups leading into the postseason. Several local squads […]
Celebrating 20 Years Of ‘Bonner Love’
News from Lindsey Wilson University Lindsey Wilson University Bonner Scholars Program marks two decades of service to the region, honors founder Elise Hendrickson Luckey. by Duane Bonifer COLUMBIA, KY. (10/27/2025) […]