Today's News

General Manager

The City of Campbellsburg once again finds itself faced with the question of just how to spend money left over from its sewer project.

According to Tetra Tech engineer Ren Willingham, the city will have approximately $700,000 left over from the forced main sewer project that linked Campbellsburg with Carrollton Utilities.

General Manager

During the coldest months, Eminence resident Ruth Staples sometimes resorts to sporting her bathrobe to stay warm. When it's really cold, she said, the bathroom of her small Eminence home is the warmest spot in the house.

As thumps emanated from underneath her house, Ruth Staples, of Eminence, said she couldn't be more blessed. Students from the Center for Educational Options were weatherizing her home, and just in time for the hard winter months. Students working the home's crawlspace were securing fallen insulation back into place.

I would like to say a special thanks to Mayor Jim Pettit, the guys at the community center, to the gentleman that helped me up after my fall, to the lady that put ice on my hand, to my son for coming to check on me, for the phone calls and concerns, to my granddaughters Kandice and Marcy, a special thanks to my friends Barbara and Scotty Owens for helping me to get home and all the phone calls, to my pastor, Sister Linda Morgan of Christ Open Door Church, for her phone calls and prayers. God bless each and everyone of you.

Betty Joyce Holcomb

It has been almost one year since Sydney's tragic accident changed our lives forever. Although we have faced many challenges, the past 12 months have been filled with as much laughter as tears. We are so thankful for the recovery Sydney continues to make and we know none of it could have been possible without the love, prayers, support and generosity of family, friends, neighbors and strangers.