Today's News

As expected, a Louisville man caught breaking into a Cochran Hill Road home last March was sentenced to 20 years Thursday after being found guilty by a Spencer County jury.
James R. Seabolt, 36, of Louisville, was found guilty of second-degree complicity to burglary and of being a first-degree persistent felony offender.
According to court records, the jury recommended 10 years enhanced to 20 years because Seabolt was a persistent felony offender.
The sentence imposed by Judge Charles Hickman was consistent with the jury’s recommendation.

The students, faculty, staff and administrators of the Spencer County Public Schools are saluting this community’s elected education leaders during January in Kentucky’s 18th annual observation of School Board Recognition Month.

With a new year, many of us have resolutions about our budgets and are looking for ways to save money. One expense that seems difficult to cut is personal care items, like shampoo, shaving cream, deodorant and other products that we use for hygiene. It’s possible to use less expensive products, but those do not always work well for everyone. Another way to save money is to make these items at home.

Campbellsville University Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Frank Cheatham recently announced the academic honors’ list for the fall 2012 semester.
The following students have been named to Campbellsville University’s fall 2012 Dean’s List:
Chelsey Joan Robinson, a freshman of Taylorsville;
Jeffrey Shawn Sosebee, a senior of Taylorsville;
Courtney Brooke Spurling, a sophomore of Taylorsville.