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Serving Green County Since 1895 2 Sections, 16 Pages No. 3 Wednesday, January 21, 2015
County makes chief, board appointments
BY TOM MILLS been dealt with. terms. the last resident lived at The issue is the intent of
NEWS EDITOR The Fiscal Court appoint- Property owner Clark the time. The road surface magistrates in the earlier
ed Marty Young as Rescue Marshall requested that had previously been chip- decision.
After dealing with em- Squad captain after the pre- county road Woodfield Es- and-sealed at Marshall’s “I feel that we meant to in-
ployees and budgets at spe- vious appointee, Andy Milby, tates be graveled approxi- father’s expense but the clude the whole road and not
cial called meetings earlier stepped down for lack of time mately 100 yards to a rental surface is in rough shape just a part of it,” said Magis-
this month, the Green Coun- to devote to the office. Young residence that is now occu- beyond that then-last occu- trate Tim Darnell (D-3rd).
ty Fiscal Court got down to takes over immediately. pied. The county approved pied residence. A renter now Under county ordinance
regular business Thursday Magistrates also appoint- taking the road into the lives in a house beyond that to add any road to the coun-
with an abbreviated agenda ed Brenda Hall and J.D. county system in November and Marshall is requesting ty list, including extend-
because much of the time- Pruitt to the Green County and the road was officially gravel to make the road sur-
sensitive issues had already Library Board for four-year taken in up to a point where face passable. See Fiscal, page 3A
Edelen Comer
releases stumps
clerk’s
locally
audit
BY TOM MILLS
NEWS EDITOR
SPECIAL TO THE R-H Kentucky gubernatorial
candidate James Comer will
State Auditor Adam Edel- be in Greensburg Jan. 28 for
en released the audit of the a rally.
2013 financial statement of Comer,
Green County Clerk Billy who is the
Joe Lowe Thursday. Kentucky
The report found that the R-H photo by Tom Mills Agriculture
financial statement of the Green County Fire and Rescue firefighter J.T. Pruitt attacks a blaze that destroyed a Bram- Commis-
Clerk did not follow gener- lett Road residence Friday. sioner, rep-
ally accepted accounting resented
principles in the United Green Coun-
Fire destroys Bramlett home
States. However, the Clerk’s ty in the state
financial statement is fairly legislature
presented in conformity with for 10 years
James Comer,
the regulatory basis of ac- BY TOM MILLS County Fire and Rescue and Less than 24 hours lat- as the state
speaking in
counting, which is an accept- NEWS EDITOR Summersville Volunteer er, Greensburg firefighters representa-
Green County
able reporting methodology. Fire Department personnel were to 408 Scottsville St. tive from
in 2013.
The audit reports the A Friday night fire de- responded to the scene with for an outbuilding fire that the 53rd dis-
County Clerk’s Office lacks stroyed a residence on four fire trucks and more was suspected to have been trict.
adequate segregation of du- Bramlett Road. than a dozen personnel, but electrical in nature. Comer who will officially
ties over receipts and dis- The fire, at the 4395 Bram- the residence was already The fire in the building, file his candidacy for governor
bursements. lett Road residence owned engulfed by the time units owned by Mary and Lee tomorrow in Frankfort, will
“The County Clerk prints by Mary Cross, is thought to arrived on the scene. Henry at 408 Scottsville make Greensburg one of his
the Point of Sales daily check- have started near a heater Local Red Cross mem- St., was reported at 7:15 first campaign stops because
out sheet, prepares the daily while occupants were away, bers responded to the scene p.m. A dozen firefighters of the support the county has
deposits, prepares and signs fire officials said. The fire to assist the family. spent 49 minutes on the given him throughout his po-
checks, and posts to the re- was reported by a neighbor Firefighters spent two scene extinguishing the litical career and the rela-
at 6:27 p.m. hours and 38 minutes on fire and protecting nearby
See Edelen, page 12A Greensburg-Green the scene. structures. See Comer, page 3A
Icy roadway leads to fatality
FROM STAFF REPORTS

A Green County man died
Jan. 14 when his automobile
went out of control on an icy
roadway and struck a utility
pole near Exie.
Green County Sheriff Rob-
by Beard said Ricky Greer,
32, 646 Paul Caven Road,
was traveling east on U.S.
68 in a 1997 Chevrolet S10
at approximately 3:41 a.m.
when his pickup struck an
icy patch, ran off the road-
way, struck a utility pole and
overturned. Greer, who was
not wearing a seat belt, was GCSO photo
partially ejected from the ve-
Green County resident Ricky Greer was Friday killed when
hicle. his Chevrolet pickup struck went out of control on an icy
Greer was on his way to roadway and struck a utility pole.
work at Ingersol Rand in
Campbellsville when the
accident occurred just east was traveling east on KY 218 Tucker, who was also on
City traffic accidents of Greasy Creek Baptist near Pierce when she round- her way to work and was
Church. ed a curve in a 2002 GMC wearing a seat belt, was
Green County Coroner Envoy when she lost control transported by Green County
trend along U.S. 68
Carol Ray pronounced Greer on the icy roadway, ran down EMS to T.J. Samson Hospital
dead at the scene. an embankment and over- in Glasgow.
In another weather-relat- turned through a fence. The Green County Con-
BY TOM MILLS there were 93 traffic acci-
ed accident just over an hour That accident occurred stabulary and Greensburg-
NEWS EDITOR dents investigated by the city
later, Margaret Tucker, 51, at 5 a.m. just north of Inez Green County Fire and Res-
police department in 2014.
118 Arthur Sherrell Road, Pruitt Road. cue assisted at both scenes.
Greensburg’s highest traf- Eighteen of those involved
fic areas accounted for the injuries to the occupants of Campbellsville Fire Department fined more than $25,000
majority of city automobile vehicles. There were no au-
accidents in 2014, with the tomobile fatalities in the city
FROM STAFF REPORTS cupational Safety and said the department didn’t
city’s three traffic lights see- limits.
Health found the depart- make sure the men wore
ing the most fender bend- Property damage only was
The Campbellsville Fire ment failed to ensure its footwear that would have
ers. Most accidents in which reported in 75 accidents.
Department has been fined firefighters wore protective protected them from elec-
drivers or passengers were The majority of accidents
$25,200 by state safety helmets designed to reduce trical hazards, WAVE-TV
injured, however, occurred occurred on the U.S. 68 cor-
regulators for the ALS exposure to electrical shock reported on its website.
away from major intersec- ridor, which includes Main
Ice Bucket Challenge that during the incident on the The incident happened
tions. Street through the city cen-
killed one fireman and hurt campus of Campbellsville when the fire department
Greensburg Police Chief
three others in August. University.
Wayne Hedgespeth said See City, page 12A The state Office of Oc- Also, the state agency See Fine, page 12A
2A Wednesday, August 13, 2014, Greensburg Record-Herald Opinion
What’s Happening
Capitol
Focus
All times are Central
State Rep.
Terry
Today Mills
Chamber of Commerce
Legislative
The Greensburg – Green County Chamber
of Commerce will hold their monthly luncheon
session
Wednesday, Jan. 21 at 11 a.m. at the Greensburg
Community Center. Brenda Dile, AVP of Oper-
addresses
ations for Amedisys Home Health will be the
guest speaker. Lunch is $8. For questions please
contact the Chamber at 270-932-4298. issues
GCHS SBDM Council
There may only be
The Green County High School SBDM Cou-
30 working days in
nil will meet for the regular monthly meeting
this year’s legislative
Wednesday, Jan. 21 at 3:30 in the conference
session, but it already
room at the high school. This meeting is open
seems like there are
to the public.
about twice as many
What makes Green County a great place to live?
major issues needing
Tomorrow
to be addressed before
the General Assembly By Roving photographer Clevis Jeffries
GCPL genealogy program
wraps up its work in
late March.
The Green County Public Library will be
Because the state
hosting a genealogy program called Digging
operates under a two-
for Roots on Thursday, Jan. 22 from 2:00-7:00
year budget, and our
p.m. This is time for researchers to use library
constitution therefore
resources while also being able to share and
requires larger ma-
collaborate with one another. A light meal will
jorities in the House
be provided. The program is free, but space is
and Senate to “open it
limited. Call Ms. Laura at 270-932-7081 to reg-
up” in odd-numbered
ister.
years, few of the bills
filed have a significant
Happening Soon
financial impact.
Even so, that does
not lessen the impor-
Between the Lines tance of those that may
become law.
The library book discussion group, Between Some of the more
the Lines, will meet at 10 a.m. and the Who prominent initiatives
Dun Its will meet at 11 a.m. on Jan. 26. New expected to be approved
“The friendliness of peo- “I like the friendliness “The morality of Green
attendees are welcome. are well known and ap-
ple in this area is incom- and compassion of the Co. is better than aver-
pear to have wide sup-
parable to anywhere else people and it is a close- age and the people are
Elder Abuse Council port. Those include
in the world.” knit community.” friendly.”
reducing the skyrock-
———-–Emily Jeffries ——–––––Betty Allison ———–Danny Jeffries
The Lake Cumberland Area Development eting levels of heroin
District Elder Abuse Council will meet Jan. abuse and extending
29 at 10 a.m. in the district conference room civil protections to vic-
in Russell Springs. For information, call 1-800- tims of domestic vio-
264-7093 or 270-866-4200. lence in dating situa-
tions.
GCPL Craft Time Another initiative
likely to become law
The Green County Public Library will host this year would make
make-and-take craft time for school-age chil- it easier for local and
dren on Jan. 30, 2:30-4 p.m. A variety of craft state governments to
supplies and projects will be available for stu- work more closely with
dents. private businesses in
building or operating
Formal wear consignment public projects or ser-
vices. About half of
There will be a formal wear consignment sale the states have what
Jan. 31 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Green County is called a public-pri-
Primary School. All ages are accepted of prom, vate partnership (P3)
pageant and wedding wear (wedding party) in place. “The people love to serve “The people are very “I am a lifelong Green
including dresses, shoes and jewelry. Vendor Nearly 40 states, God and they are very friendly and they always Co. resident and enjoy
spaces are available as well. This even is spon- meanwhile, allow com- friendly throughout the try to help you.” life and my neighbors
sored by the Green County Jr. Miss. For more munities to enact a county.” ———Mary Susenbach who are very friendly
information, contact Erica Sprowles at 270-405- local-option sales tax. ———-—Norma Ennis and helpful.”
3466 or Paige Squires at 270-405-1856. This proposal, which is —–––—Garland Hayes
House Bill 1, also has
bipartisan support in of Counties and the ment by wide margins
Benefit for Blakemans
the House. Kentucky Chamber of on eight different oc- Greensburg
If the amendment is Commerce. casions, and there is
There will be a benefit for the family of Joseph adopted by the General As I mentioned, there hope that this is the Record-Herald
“Joe” Pete Blakeman at the Greensburg Com- Assembly and then by is a number of other year it passes.
(UPS 229-020) P.O. Box 130,
munity Center Saturday, Feb. 7 at 5 p.m. There voters in November issues set to be con- Under the rules gov- Greensburg, Kentucky 42743
will be a gospel singing, live auction, and meal 2016 – amendments sidered between now erning odd-year leg- Phone [phone] or 932-
consisting of chili, hamburger and a drink for can only be on the bal- and the end of March. islative sessions, the 4441. Established in 1895 as the
$6. Donations of items to be auctioned off are lot in even-numbered Those range from tak- General Assembly is Green County Record. Con-
requested. years – cities and/or ing another step for- currently in recess and solidated with the Greensburg
Herald in 1925. Published
counties could then ward in strengthening will resume meeting on weekly at Greensburg, Ken-
vote on whether to our public retirement Feb. 3rd. As you may tucky 42743. Periodicals
Our Place Thrift Shop add up to a penny on systems to raising the recall, the session’s postage paid in Greensburg,
Kentucky and at additional
the sales tax of items minimum wage nearly first four days early
mailing offices.
Our Place Thrift Shop will be open Tuesday, bought locally. six years after it last this month were set
Publisher/Advertising
Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Like the public-pri- went up. Governor aside to focus on elect- Walt Gorin
Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. In March, they vate partnerships, this Beshear will be push- ing legislative leaders News Editor
will be open on Wednesday. approach could also be ing to increase age and and establishing the Tom Mills
used for major projects. height requirements committee system for Sports Writer
Head Start applications Under this plan, how- for booster seats, and the next two years. Jordan Alves
Composition
ever, all of the money there will be a review I encourage you to
Crystal Cecil,
Green County Head Start is accepting ap- would go to the proj- of how the state funds let me know what you
Ann-Michael Tucker
plications for the 2015-2016 school year. For ect, and the increase its roads in light of think should or should Graphic Design
more info call 270-932-6618. in sales tax would end declining prices at the not become law this Dana Brantley
after the project is paid pump. year. You can always Staff Writer
GCPL programs off. There will also be reach me by writing Clevis Jeffries
Office Manager
Oklahoma City is of- an attempt to approve to Room 329G , Capi-
Anne Gorin
Every Monday at 9 a.m., the Green County ten cited as an example another constitution- tol Annex, 702 Capitol
Billing Department
Public Library Walking Club will meet and do a of what can be accom- al amendment that Avenue, Frankfort, KY Anne Gorin
one-mile walk around the downtown area. Ev- plished, with its $2 would restore voting 40601; or you can email Office Assistant/
ery Tuesday at 10 a.m., the library has Story billion investment in rights to most non-vi- me at Terry.Mills@lrc. Copy Editor
Hour for 2 to 5 year-olds and Thursdays at 10 capital projects bring- olent felons after they ky.gov. Crystal Cecil
a.m. a Lap-sit program for babies and toddlers, ing in $5 billion more have completed all To leave a message Circulation
Crystal Cecil,
birth up to 2 years. Each Thursday at 9 a.m., from the private sector. aspects of their pun- for me or for any legis-
Barbara Harris
the library offers Chair Yoga, lead by instructor, Those hoping this pass- ishment. Most states lator by phone, please
Michelle Fletchall. es included the mayors make this process au- call 800-372-7181. For Member of the Greensburg-
Green County Chamber of
of Kentucky’s two larg- tomatic, but in Ken- those with a hearing
Commerce, Kentucky Press
est cities and such other tucky, only the gover- impairment, the num- Association and National
groups as the Kentucky nor can restore voting ber is 800-896-0305. Newspaper Association. Sub-
Our Policy League of Cities, the rights. The House has I hope to hear from scription rates: In Green and
adjoining counties - $20; else-
Kentucky Association approved this amend- you soon.
where in Kentucky - $34; out of
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Record Wednesday, January 21, 2015, Greensburg Record-Herald 3A
State office candidate deadline is Tuesday
SPECIAL TO THE R-H for filing a candidacy with her office is next Republican James The offices of gov- candidates file in ad-
for statewide office in week. Comer, the Tompkins- ernor and lieutenant vance of the deadline in
With one rising po- 2015 elections is Tues- Candidates who wish ville native who former- governor, secretary of case filing papers need
litical star with ties to day. to be placed on the bal- ly represented Green state, attorney general, to be corrected,” said
Green County expected Secretary of State lot for the May 19, 2015, County in the General auditor of public ac- Grimes, Kentucky’s
to file his candidacy for Alison Lundergan Primary Election must Assembly and now counts, state treasurer, chief election official.
the governor’s office Grimes is reminding file their candidacy pa- serves as the state’s and commissioner of Candidates may ac-
tomorrow, here’s your persons interested in pers by 4 p.m. EST at agricultural commis- agriculture are on the cess the filing forms
chance at state office. being a candidate in the the Office of Secretary sioner, will likely file ballot in Kentucky in required at http://app.
But you need to act 2015 Primary Election of State on Tuesday, tomorrow in Frankfort 2015. sos.ky.gov/Elections-
quickly. The deadline that the deadline to file Jan. 27. for the state’s top job. “I recommend that DYC/.
Comer to campaign in G’burg
City officials
Mayor Brenda Patterson
From page 1A Lisle Cheatham Emily Jeffries
Reva Nell Tucker
tionships he has built ful 2011 bid for the agri- Old Courthouse on the one is invited.
City Council Steve Stone
with residents. Comer culture commissioner’s Greensburg Square at 2 State officials will be
Jerry Cowherd
carried Green County office. p.m. CST Jan. 28. Every- elected in 2015. 932-4298
Sandi Moran
by nearly 80 percent of Comer, a Republican,
the vote in his success- is scheduled to be at the
Fiscal Court
From page 1A
ing just a portion of a cannot currently meet.
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road length and proper- way, magistrates will
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4A Wednesday, January 21, 2015, Greensburg Record-Herald Obituaries
Glenda Carol Blankenship, 64 M. Rey Yarberry, 85
Glenda Carol Blan- six grandchildren; two M. Rey Yarberry of 2015 at the Cowherd
kenship of Greensburg, great-grandchildren Greensburg, son of the and Parrott Funeral
daughter of the late Al- and a host of other rela- late Ben Yarberry and Home and burial fol-
bert and Elsie Coomer tives and friends. Polly Estes Yarberry, lowed in the Ebenezer
Vaughn and was raised The funeral services was born March 21, Cemetery. Rev. Emma
by the late Buford and for Glenda Carol Blan- 1929 in New Albany, Nickel officiated.
Rudell Vaughn was kenship were conducted Ind. and departed this Visitation was re-
born March 10, 1950 in Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2015 life Tuesday, Jan. 13, quested from 4 p.m.
Green County and de- at 11 a.m. at Grissom- 2015 at the Sunrise until 8 p.m., Thursday
parted this life Satur- Martin Funeral Home Manor Nursing Facil- and Friday until time of
day, Jan. 10, 2015 at and burial followed in ity in Hodgenville. He the funeral service.
the Kentucky One St. Columbia Cemetery. was 85 years, 9 months, Pallbearers were:
Mary’s Health Care in Bro. Gerald Hancock and 23 days of age. Larry Bishop, Troy
Louisville. She was 64 officiated. He had made a Bishop, J.R. Bishop,
years of age. Pallbearers were: profession of faith in William L. Rattliff,
She was a member Brent Matney, Micah Christ and attended Chris Dobson, Eli Mil-
of Mt. Gilead Baptist Glenda Blankenship Rhoads, Michael Black, the Ebenezer Presbyte- M. Rey Yarberry by, Ralph Clark and
Church and a home- Jacob Roberts, Brooke rian Church. He was a Scott Humphrey.
maker. linda Rhoads of Co- Roberts, Dale Harmon retired 34 year employ- include a son and Honorary pallbeares
Survivors in- lumbia; one brother, and Sammy Hitch. ee for the Greensburg daughter-in-law, John were: Roger Henderson,
clude her husband, Eddie Vaughn of Grissom-Martin Bottling Company and and Susan Yarberry of Chad Dobson, Phillip
Woodrow Blanken- Greensburg; a spe- Funeral Home was was a farmer. He was Franklin, Tenn.; a sis- Mitchell, Troy Mitchell,
ship of Greensburg; cial niece, Melissa in charge of arrange- a Korean War Veteran ter-in-law, Faye Wright Mark Mitchell, Gordon
one daughter, Me- Harmon of Nashville; ments. having served in the of Greensburg; and a Judd, Don Lowe, Billy
United States Army, a host of nieces, neph- Dean Coffey, Mel Sals-
member of the Ameri- ews, other relatives and man, Bobby Garmon,
Ricky Greer, 32
can Legion Rod Lowe friends. Shane Garmon, Robert
Post # 124, and the Mr. Yarberry was Paxton and Eddie Pax-
Ricky Greer was nephews, plus a host
V.F.W. James L. Pruitt preceded in death by ton.
born Sept. 13, 1982 of other relatives and
Post #5813. a brother and two sis- Memorials are sug-
in Barren County to friends.
He is survived by ters, Paul Yarberry, gested to the American
Johnny and Ruby York Funeral services
his wife of 61 years, Gertrude Lane, and Cancer Society, which
Greer of Green County. were held at 1 p.m. Sat-
Laverne Henderson Blanche West. can be made at the fu-
He departed this life, urday, Jan. 17 at Foster-
Yarberry having unit- The funeral services neral home. For online
Wednesday, Jan. 14, Toler-Curry Funeral
ed in marriage Dec. 20, for Mr. M. Rey Yarberry condolences log onto
2015, having attained Home in Greensburg
1953. were conducted at 10 www.cowherdandpar-
the age of 32 years, four with Rev. Clifton Sul-
Other survivors a.m., Friday, Jan. 16, rott.com or Facebook.
months and one day. livan officiating.
He had made a pro- Visitation was held
fession of faith in Christ Friday evening and
Marion C. “Evon” Lobb
and was a member of Saturday morning.
the Macedonia Baptist Burial was in Mace-
Mrs. Marion C. & Son Funeral Home
Church. He worked at donia Cemetery, Green
“Evon” Lobb of Lou- 7336 Southside Drive
Ingersoll-Rand Compa- County.
isville, departed this Louisville.
ny in Campbellsville. Ricky Greer Pallbearers: Josh
life on Sunday, Jan. 18, Graveside servic-
Besides his parents, Ervin, Greg Ervin,
2015 at her home in es will be conducted
he is survived by his City; his father-in-law Shawn Carter, Robbie
Louisville. at 12:30 p.m. CST
wife Emily Greer; two and mother-in-law, Bell, Max Dozier, Jody
She worked in envi- Wednesday at the
daughters and one David and Sylvia Side- Harmon.
ronmental services for Bennett Cemetery in
son, Serenity Lannette bottom of Greensburg; Honorary Pallbear-
Kosair before retiring. Summersville.
Greer, Taygan Renea five nieces and one ers: Roger Maynard,
She is survived by For more infor-
Greer and Zade Phil- nephew, Wendy Wilson Eric Thompson, Alan
her loving husband of mation concerning
lip Thomas Greer of and Kendell Shaw, An- Morgan, Wayne Tuck-
60 years, Leslie Ewan this obituary locally
Greensburg; one broth- gie and Chris Brandle, er, Chad Dixon, Scotty
Lobb of Louisville; a you may contact the
er and sister-in-law, Amanda and Jeremy Pierce, Michael Young.
daughter and son-in- Cowherd and Par-
Kenny Joe and Cindy Morgan, Alysha and The family has re-
law, Diana and Ron rott Funeral Home in
Evans of Red Boilin. Josh Ervin, Tabitha and quested that donations
Rawlins of Louisville; Greensburg.
essee; one sister and Kerry Nash and Kenny be made to the Chil-
a son and daughter-in- Marion C. “Evon” Lobb
brother-in-law, Mary and Erin Evans, several dren’s Education Fund
law, Joe and Christine
and J.D. Wilson of Cave great nieces and great at the funeral home.
Lobb of Louisville; five
grandchildren; nine
Shirley Lou Hendricks, 71 great-grandchildren; a
brother and sister-in-
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Obituaries/Church Wednesday, January 21, 2015, Greensburg Record-Herald 5A
David Alan Ray, 54 Margaret Altman, 95 Fry Baptist contests
David Alan “Jig- Margaret Altman
ger” Ray, son of of Greensburg, daugh-
Franklin “Dea” Ray ter of the late Hubert
of Greensburg and Coakley and Lillie
the late Lorene Minor Henderson Coakley,
Ray, was born Dec. 8, was born March 18,
1960 in Green County 1919 in Green County,
and departed this life and departed this life
Wednesday, Jan. 14, Wednesday, Jan. 14,
2015 at his home in 2015 at the Jane Todd
Green County. He was Crawford Hospital. She
54 years, one month, was 95 years, 9 months,
and six days of age. and 27 days of age.
He had made a She had made a pro-
profession of faith in fession of faith in Christ
Christ and attended and was a member of
the Pitman Valley Bap- David Alan Ray Summersville Baptist Margaret Altman
Photo submitted
tist Church in Camp- Church. She was a re-
Fry Baptist Church Relay for Life Team held their
bellsville. He was also Funeral Home and- tired teacher having Mrs. Altman was
sixth annual Chili and Soup Contest and third an-
a lifelong farmer. burial followed in the taught for 44 years. preceded in death by
nual Dessert Contest Sunday, Jan. 19. The winner
Beside his father, Tabernacle Cemetery She was a member of two sisters and a broth-
of the soup category was Greg Laramore. The win-
Mr. Ray is survived by in Taylor County. Bro. the Retired Teacher’s er, Katherine Cantrell,
ner of the dessert category was his granddaughter
two brothers and sis- Dannie Nelson offici- Association, and the Beatrice Skaggs and
Cami Laramore. The Relay Team would like to
ters-in-law, Mike and ated. Summersville Baptist Dennis Wade Coakley.
thank everyone who participated and helped make
Peggy Sue Ray and Visitation was re- Church Missionary The funeral services the event a success.
Lloyd and Sheila Ray quested Friday and Group. for Mrs. Margaret Alt-
all of Greensburg; four Saturday until time of She united in mar- man were conducted at
sisters and brothers- the funeral service. riage to Edwin Milton 1 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 18,
in-law, Debi and Da- Pallbearers were: Altman Feb. 19, 1938 2015 at the Cowherd
vid Newton of Camp- Jon Curry, T.J. Curry, who preceded her in and Parrott Funeral
bellsville, Betty and Buddy Ray, Brandon death March 3, 2002. Home and burial fol-
Tommy Curry, Brenda Tungate, Mickie Ray Survivors include lowed in the Pleasant
and William Rose all and Buddy Willing- four nieces and their Valley Cemetery. Bro.
of Greensburg, and ham spouses, Marsha Coak- Nathan Crawford offi-
Tina and Mark Meece Memorials are sug- ley Priddy and Dewayne ciated.
of Campbellsville; and gested to the American Priddy, Julie Coakley, Visitation was re-
a host of nieces, neph- Cancer Society, which Cathy Wade Ridge and quested Saturday and
ews, other relatives can be made at the fu- Tim Ridge all of Lou- Sunday until time of
and friends. neral home. isivlle and Mae De- the funeral service.
The funeral services For online condo- line Hays of Glasgow; The pallbearers
for Mr. David Alan “Jig- lences log onto: www. four great-nieces, Sara were: Tim Ridge, Blair
ger” Ray were conduct- cowherdandparrott. Woodford, Bo Strange, Grider, Andy Woodford,
ed at 11 a.m., Saturday, com or find us on Fa- Jenny Jackson and Dr. Dewayne Priddy, Ste-
Jan. 17, 2015 at the cebook. Erin Priddy Wright all phen Jackson and Joey
Cowherd and Parrott of Louisville; two great- Wright.
nephews, James Bruce Memorials are New Hope Baptist Church hosts
Hays and Charles An- suggested to the
Billy Joe Cantrell, 70 thony Hays; a great- Summersville Baptist Barry Rowland and Deliverance
great nephew; and a Church, which can be
Mr. Billy Joe Cant- host of other relatives made at the funeral Barry Rowland and Everyone is invited
rell of Campbellsville, and friends. home. Deliverance will be to come worship.
formerly of Green at New Hope Baptist The pastor is Casey
County, son of the late Church for the Sunday Durrett.
Johnnie Lee Robinson, 71
Arvin Cantrell and morning service Jan. For more informa-
Beatrice Berry Cant- 25 starting at 10:30 tion call 270-405-
Johnnie Lee Rob-
rell, was born April 10, a.m. EST. 1800.
inson was born Feb.
1944 in Louisville, and
24, 1943 in Anderson,
departed this life early
S.C. to the late Tommy
Monday, Jan. 19, 2015
at the Taylor Regional and Hattie Robinson. To Louise, who left us one year ago Jan. 23
He departed this life
Hospital. He was 70
years, nine months, Thursday, Jan. 15, 2015 A million times I’ve needed you. A million times I’ve cried.
at the Jewish Hospital
and nine days of age.
in Louisville, having If love alone could had saved you, you never would have died.
He had made a
attained the age of 71
profession of faith
In life I loved you dearly. In death I love you still.
years, 10 months and
in Christ, and was a Billy Joe Cantrell
21 days.
machine operator for In my heart you hold a place no one else can ever (cid:191) ll.
Curtis-Maruyasu Mfg. rell of Somerset; and a He had made a pro-
Company in Lebanon. host of other relatives fession of faith in Christ It broke my heart to lose you but you didn’t go alone.
Mr. Cantrell was also and friends. and was a member of
an avid University The funeral ser- the Mt. Union Baptist Part of me went with you, the day God called you home.
of Kentucky Wildcat vices for Mr. Billy Joe Church. Besides his Johnnie Lee Robinson
Loved and dearly missed,
Fan. Cantrell will be con- parents, he is preceded
Survived by his wife ducted at 10 a.m. CST, in death by one son, Evelyn Dillingham Sister Ruby Whitlow
of 51 years, Fredia Wednesday, Jan. 21, Roy Robinson. He was and Essie Robinson of
Joan Milby Cantrell of 2015 at the Cowherd a United States Army Cincinnati; two grand-
Campbellsville, hav- and Parrott Funeral Veteran, retiring after children, Shulita and
ing united in marriage Home with burial in 20 years of service. He Barry Golder and two
Dec. 26, 1963. the Moss-Kemp Cem- was also a chef. great-grandchildren. Broken Chain
Other survivors in- etery in Adair County. He is survived by He is also survived by We little knew the day that
clude two daughters Bro. Dave Walters will his wife Vernice Em- several nieces, neph- God was going to call your name.
and a son-in-law, Jo- officiate. bry Robinson; one ews, plus a host of other
anna and Chris Sutton Visitation is Wednes- step-son, Allen Golder relatives and friends. In life we loved you dearly,
of Guthrie, Ky., and day morning and was of Campbellsville; two Funeral services will In death we do the same.
Bethany Shae Cantrell also Tuesday evening at step-daughters, Julita be held at 11 a.m. CST
of Ohio; a son, Gregory the Cowherd and Par- Johnson of Louisville Thursday, Jan. 22 Mt. It broke our hearts to lose you
Cantrell of Campbells- rott Funeral Home. and Debora Golder of Union Baptist Church But you didn’t go alone.
ville; a grandson, Zach- Memorials are sug- Cincinnati, Ohio; five in Green County.
ary Sutton of Guthrie; gested to the Gideon brothers and four sis- The wake and visita- For part of us went with you
a great-granddaughter, Bible Fund, which can ters-in-law, Anthony tion will be 5 p.m. until The day God called you home. Calvin Lewis Curry
Lola Erica Sue Kato be made at the funeral and Jackie Gray and 8 p.m. CST Wednesday 12-09-75 - 1-22-11
of Ohio; three sisters, home. Charles and Gladys and after 7 a.m. Thurs- You left us peaceful memories.
Nancy Arlene Cantrell, Pallbearers were: Robinson of Cincinna- day at Foster-Toler- Sadly missed but
Your love is still our guide,
Shirley Sue Cook both Mark Cantrell, Kevin ti, Bennie and Louise Curry Funeral Home never forgotten.
of Louisville, and Linda Cantrell, Keith Cook, Robinson of Atlanta, in Greensburg. And though we cannot see you
Mardis of Somerset; Mike Mardis, Dewayne Ga., Joe Robinson of Ministers will be: You are always at our side.
Love you dearly,
two brothers, James Cantrell, Doug Mardis, Madison, Ky., James Rev. Mike Ash, Eulogy,
CHailnl, tarnedll Doafv iSdc Cieanncte- Twiamrd Ds.ay and Lou Ed- aCnindc Rinengaintai; Rtwobo isnissotenr osf, RMeavs.t Aern odfr Ce’e Creamlhoonuy.n, Our family chain is broken AMnoismsa, , MCaorolons, ,
and nothing seems the same, Samantha, Anna,
but as God calls us one by one Brayden, Danny,
4given to sing at God’s House Jan 24 Th e Ten the chain will link again. Bryson and Brody
Commandments
The group “4given” 24 at p.m. Jesus. Wood Lane
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Benefit for Blakeman family is Feb. 7
God in vain. Elderly Households
Remember the Sabbath
(Persons 62, handicap or disabled)
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There will be a ben- Saturday, Feb. 7 at 5 chili, hamburger and a
Honor thy father
efit for the family of Jo- p.m. CST. drink for $6. 1 Bedroom Apartments
and thy mother.
seph “Joe” Pete Blake- There will be a gospel Donations of items Thou shalt not kill.
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sale is Jan. 31, vendors welcome
There will be a for- shoes and jewelry. The Sprowles at 270-405- ers and more.
mal wear consignment seller prices their own 3466 or Paige Squires Contact Paige
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are accepted includ- merchandise are able for hair, make-up, sored by the Green
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wedding, bridesmaid, Thursday, Jan. 29. transportation, flow- Committee.
flower girl dresses, Contact Erika
Prom (cid:129) Class Night (cid:129) Wedding Kevin
Becky and Kyle Salsbury
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Campbellsville, were Campbellsville.
united in marriage The groom is the
Jan. 11 at First Unit- son of Don and Hallie
ed Methodist Church Salsbury of Galves-
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in Campbellsville. ton, Texas and the
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Sports Wednesday, January 21, 2015, Greensburg Record-Herald 7A
Lady Dragons win streak reaches longest in two seasons
JORDAN ALVES the second and made with Houk following
SPORTS WRITER her presence felt. The suit with 16 and Hedg-
sophomore two-sport espeth with 10. Han-
Green County saw giant picked up an of- nah Judd also finished
its longest win streak fensive rebound after with eight points to
in two seasons end at her return and had a aid the Green County
the hands of Shelby put-back score to push blowout.
County High School the Lady Dragons out
on Saturday. The Lady to 28-13. Green County
Dragons pulled off wins Perian only finished (67) at Caverna (62)
against Bullitt Central, with four points but – 2OT
47-45; Hart County, with her standing in Green County
78-55; LaRue County, the paint, it causes hav- played its second over-
63-58; Russell County, oc for other teams miss- time game of the sea-
66-59; Taylor County, ing that presence. She son but this time the
67-35 and Caverna, 67- finished with a game- Lady Dragon came
62 before falling to the high eight rebounds in out victorious over the
Rockets. the victory. Lady Colonels. The win
The Lady Dragons clinched the top seed in
Green County went into half time lead- the upcoming district
(67) at Taylor Co. ing 35-18 but came out tournament.
(35) and took it to the Lady After leading 25-
The Lady Dragons Cardinals. Before Tay- 24 at half time, Cav-
picked up big games lor County could even erna outpaced the Hannah Judd will as-
from Mya Schrembs, fathom what was hap- Lady Dragons in the sume the point guard
position with Schrembs
Laura Beth Houk and pening, Green County third quarter. Madison Whitney Perian picked Ivy Hedgespeth will play
out of the lineup.
Ivy Hedgespeth in the started the third quar- Faulkner scored 11 of up nine points in the a more valuable role in
victory over the Car- ter on a 23-4 run and her 33 game-high 33 Lady Dragons' thriller the absence of Schrem-
dinals last Tuesday stretched its lead to points and the Lady over Caverna bs.
night. 58-23. Colonels jumped out
Green County saw to a 45-38 lead. Green Green County held ing with 15.5 points
forward Whitney Peri- Green County County struggled from Caverna to six fourth a game and Faulkner
an pick up her second held Taylor County the floor only hitting quarter points to knot was unable to carry Professional Dog 24-20
foul with 6:17 left in the to only 16 second 4-of-14 field goals dur- the game up at 51. The the offensive load like
first quarter and had to half points. ing that stretch. first overtime was an Schrembs. $20.90 per 50 lb.
go to the bench. But she Schrembs scored a Green County had a offensive struggle for Cow & Calf 14% 100 lb.
returned at the start of game-high 20 points, major scare in the mid- both teams but Schrem- Green County
$11.60 Bulk $210 per ton
dle of the fourth quarter bs stepped up when (31) vs. Shelby
with senior Laura Beth her team needed her. County (61) Sweet Grain 10% 50 lb.
Houk turning her ankle The sophomore guard Green County trav- $7.00
and having to leave the scored all five points in eled to Marion County
Shell Corn 50 lb.
game – she did not re- the first OT and all but High School for the
turn. With their second two points in the sec- Autism Classic and hit $5.50
leading scorer out, the ond OT period. a wall against a very Cracked Corn 50 lb.
Lady Dragons had a big Schrembs finished talented Shelby Coun-
$6.00
hill to climb but used with 31 points and 14 of ty team. The Rockets
its defense to make up those came in the extra entered the game with Layer Mash 50 lb.
for the lack of offensive periods. But once again a 14-3 record and had $9.95
production. With just the Green County de- three players standing Layer Pellet 50 lb.
under four minutes fense stepped up its at 6-foot and higher.
$11.50
remaining and down pressure forcing turn- With their size advan-
49-41, freshman Ivy overs and bad shots tage and Green County Scratch 50 lb.
Hedgespeth sparked a from the Lady Colonels, missing its second lead- $7.75
10-2 run for the Lady who was without senior ing scorer, Laura Beth
Rabbit Pellets 50 lb.
Photos by Jordan Alves and submitted Dragons and hit the guard Ciara Waggoner Houk, Shelby County
game-tying basket to who fouled out. Wag- did not let up. $12.75
Mya Schrembs was injured Saturday. She leads GC
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Houk, Schrembs
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JORDAN ALVES AT
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Sports Wednesday, January 21, 2015, Greensburg Record-Herald 9A
Dragons start the new year 1-3 Basketball contest has
three-way tie Jan. 14
JORDAN ALVES finished with a triple- Green County throw line.
Three contestants Nunn picked 5; Rentz
SPORTS WRITER double, scoring 17 (71) at Caverna (76)
tied for the prizes in the picked 8. Green County
points, grabbing 10 The Dragons played Upcoming for
Jan. 14 basketball con- lost by five points, mak-
Green County boy’s rebounds and dishing comeback against Green County
test. Robert Loy, Dennis ing Nunn the winner.
basketball dropped to out 12 assists. Caverna last Friday The Dragons opened
Nunn and Reba Rentz He wins a free buffet
6-11 overall last week Dominique Comp- night but could not get up the 5th Region All “A”
all missed three games. from Creekside Restau-
and 1-4 inside district ton was the bright light over the hump. Green Tournament last night
The score of the Green rant, a breakfast buffet
play. The Dragons saw for GC once again, as County trailed 38-30 with a game against
vs. Caverna game de- and two games of bowl-
a game against LaRue the junior guard fin- going into half time Campbellsville. The
termined the winner. ing from Phillip’s Lanes
County split out of their ished with 22 points. but was able to cut the tournament is being
All picked the Dragons in Campbellsville and
fingers on Jan. 9 and His ability to get to the lead to two, 54-52 after played at Bethlehem
to lose– Loy picked the Snappy Tomato Pizza
the woes have contin- rim and score amongst scoring 22 points com- High School. Scores
Dragons to lose by 3; in Greensburg.
ued. the taller post players pared to Caverna’s16 were not available be-
have brought attention in the third quarter. fore press time. Public Notice
Green County to the media across Chad Emmons and Jan. 30 vs. Washing- In accordance with KRS 91A.040, a copy of the complete audit report,
(51) at Taylor the state. Compton Compton accounted ton County (1-14) - 7 including (cid:219) nancial statements and supplemental information is on (cid:219) le at
the Clerk(cid:8)s of(cid:219) ce and available for public inspection during normal busi-
County (101) was named the Total for 17 of those 22 p.m. ness hours. Any citizen may obtain from the Clerk(cid:8)s of(cid:219) ce a copy of the
Young and his team Fitness Player of the points. Emmons fin- Jan. 31 vs. Metcalfe complete audit report including (cid:219) nancial statements and supplemental
information, for their personal use. Any citizen requesting a copy of the
traveled to Taylor Week – an award that ished the night with a County (2-15) – 7:30
audit report will be charged for duplication costs at a rate that shall not
County and Caverna comes out of Bowling season-high 26 points p.m. exceed twenty (cid:219) ve cents per page. The (cid:219) nancial statement that is pre-
High School last week, Green. Compton av- to lead the Dragons. Feb. 3 at Nelson pared in accordance with KRS 424.220 is also available to the public
at no cost at the Green County Clerk(cid:8)s Of(cid:219) ce at 203 West Court Street
seeing a tale of two erages 25.6 points a But GC could not find County (7-9) – 8 p.m.
in Greensburg, Ky. 42743
games. GC lost 101- game and is hitting an answer for the Col-
51 against TCHS on 65 percent of his field onels’ Mason Faulkner ORDINANCE NO. 2015-0112OR
Jan. 13, as the Drag- goals. He also aver- in the fourth quarter.
ons could not match ages eight rebounds a Faulkner scored all AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GREENSBURG ADOPTING THE REVISED VERSION OF THE CITY OF
GREENSBURG CODE OF ORDINANCES AND REPEALING THE OLD VERSION OF THE CITY OF GREENS-
the offensive power of game, which tops the but three points (19) in BURG CODE
Quentin Goodin and team. the deciding quarter,
Chris Berry. Goodin to finish with 31 on the THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBURG DOES FIND THAT:
night. WHEREAS, the Greensburg Code of Ordinances has been reviewed and updated to re(cid:220) ect all ordinances
Compton finished passed prior to December 31, 2014; and
just behind Emmons
WHEREAS, the Greensburg City Council wishes to adopt the updated Greensburg Code of Ordinances in
with 24 points and hit its entirety, and repeal all prior ordinances pertaining to the subjects treated by this code from and after
8-of-9 from the free the effective date of the updated Greensburg Code of Ordinances.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the City of Greensburg as Follows:
SECTION 1.
The prior version of the Greensburg Code of Ordinances is hereby repealed and the version of the Greens-
burg Code of Ordinances which is attached hereto is hereby adopted in its entirety.
SECTION 2.
All prior ordinances pertaining to the subjects treated by updated Greensburg Code of Ordinances shall
be deemed repealed from and after the effective date of the Greensburg Code of Ordinances attached
hereto.
SECTION 3.
The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and shall cause the same to be printed once
within seven to fourteen (7-14) days after its adoption and publication, this Ordinance will have (cid:219) nal pas-
sage, and shall take effect and be in full force.
THE FOREGOING ORDINANCE was introduced at a regular meeting of the Greensburg City Council held
on the 8th day of December, 2014, and thereafter passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said City
Council held on the 12th day of January, 2015, by the following roll call vote:
Council Member
Jerry Cowherd Aye Nay Absent Abstain
Emily Jeffries Aye Nay Absent Abstain
Sandi Moran Aye Nay Absent Abstain
Steve Stone Aye Nay Absent Abstain
Brenda Patterson Aye Nay Absent Abstain
Reva Nell Tucker Aye Nay Absent Abstain
Issac Landis looks for

Alec Sluder in the paint. By: CITY OF GREENSBURG
Photos by Jordan Alves and submitted George C. Cheatham, II, Mayor City of Greensburg
ATTEST: Jane Blakeman Casey, City Clerk/Treasurer
Dominque Compton was named Total Fitness
Player of the Week out of Bowling Green. He leads
GC scoring 25.6 points a game.
Corbin Suratt shoots the ball against Caverna Fri-
day night. The Dragons lost to their District rival
in an away game.
Injuries for Green
From page 7A
Green County also is and has come on as of
5-0 in district play and late with the ability to
has clinched the No. 1 hit the outside jumper.
seed in the upcoming Also, another freshman
tournament that will Ivy Hedgespeth is third
tip-off in late February. on the team with 17
Perian who was men- made 3-pointers on the
tioned above, stands at season. She will have
about 6-foot-1 and is a to step up her game
force in the paint. Many and be able to carry the
of us have seen Perian load from the outside
use her volleyball-like just like she did late
spike to throw away against Caverna when
wimpy shot attempts Houk went down with
from opponents. the injury. These four
Also, in the start- underclassmen won’t be
ing five there is fresh- considered youngsters
men Shelby Howell and anymore with Houk and
Hannah Judd. Judd av- Schrembs both possibly
erages just under seven out of the lineup for
points a game and How- Green County.
ell sits at just under But when something
three points a game. is taken away, there is
Judd splits rolls with always opportunity for
Schrembs as the point something or in this
guard position but she case someone else to
is one of the best lock- step in and lead the
down defenders in the team. And that is exactly
entire 5th region – AS what head coach Chris
A FRESHMAN. Blaydes is counting on
Howell compliments for the home stretch the
Perian’s inside presence next month.
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Beshear announces Transportation Alternative Program for LWC
Governor Steve Jamestown Road and Beshear said. “We are safe bicycle and pe- infrastructure im- ney, of Campbellsville.
Beshear today an- from the campus to confident this project destrian facilities, sce- provements are criti- “I’m pleased to have
nounced $160,000 in the Lindsey Wilson will provide positive nic routes, beautifica- cal for Kentucky, es- worked with the Gov-
federal funding for College Sports Park. benefits for residents.” tion, and other invest- pecially around col- ernor’s office in help-
a project at Lindsey The money will also TAP is a federally ments. Projects may be lege campuses with ing to secure funding
Wilson College in be used to place cross- funded reimburse- a mix of elements and the high amount of necessary to bring this
Adair County to ex- walks on streets sur- ment program admin- accessible to the gen- pedestrian traffic.” project to fruition.”
pand transportation rounding the college istered by the Office eral public or targeted “Safety is of the up- TAP enables the
choices to citizens making travel safer of Local Programs in to a broad segment most importance for local government to
in that community. for students and staff the Kentucky Trans- of the general public. those who live in and recoup as much as 80
The funding is that walk and drive portation Cabinet’s “The construction around Lindsay Wil- percent of the cost of
through the federal around the campus. Department of Rural of safe sidewalks and son College, and it’s a project. The city of
Transportation Al- “Enhancing a com- and Municipal Aid. pathways around important we provide Columbia and Lind-
ternatives Program munity’s transporta- TAP assists com- Lindsey Wilson is students, staff and vis- sey Wilson College will
(TAP). It will be used tion choices also en- munities in funding good news,” said Sen. itors a safe path to and put $40,000 toward
to construct sidewalks hances the quality of transportation im- Max Wise, of Camp- from the campus,” said the cost of the project.
from the college to life for its citizens,” Gov. provements such as bellsville. “These Rep. John “Bam” Car-
CU’s online Master of Business Program recognized in rankings
BY KASEY RICKETTS centration in Health- pectations of the uni- titative and qualitative sity, decided to go back with the awesome flex-
STUDENT NEWS WRITER care Management, and versity. They provide a information about each to school after being ibility of an online pro-
19th for program with learning community in schools online program. out of college for five gram. I would highly
Campbellsville Uni- a concentration in In- the online format that The goal of these years. Yet, the idea of recommend the MBA
versity has been named ternational Business. reaches out to the stu- rankings is to help sitting in a classroom Online program to
in various categories Listing the top 50 dents engaging them prospective students for several hours a anyone looking to fur-
with the Online Mas- programs, Campbells- and making them feel see the different MBA week after working a ther their education
ter of Business Rank- ville placed 9th among like family,” Jennifer programs offered in full-time job was not without having to put
ings for 2014-2015. other universities that Graham, assistant dean the United States and appealing to Caldwell. the rest of their life on
Ranking the top 25 are faith-based and was of the School of Business have a reliable start- “The MBA Online hold,” Caldwell said.
programs, Campbells- ranked 24th among and Economics, said. ing point to identify program at Campbells- Caldwell is coordina-
ville University was private schools offer- Surveyed were what program would ville University seemed tor for undergraduate
ranked 10th for MBA ing the online program. roughly 300 colleges in best fit their goals. to fit my lifestyle per- admissions at Camp-
program with a con- “The online gradu- the United States that Paula Caldwell, fectly. The program was bellsville University.
centration in Human ate faculty and staff in offer an online MBA a 2010 graduate of structured to keep me To see a list of all
Resources, 16th for our school continuously program. The rankings the MBA program at accountable to the work rankings visit www.
program with a con- strive to exceed the ex- are based on the quan- Campbellsville Univer- involved, yet combined onlinembareport.com.
LWC recognized Lady Dragons her shin and she took a play Campbellsville in
knee to the same shin the 5th Region All “A”
late in the game. Her Tournament hosted at
availability is ques- Bethlehem on Tues-
From page 6A From page 7A
tionable for Tuesday’s day, Jan. 20. Tip off is
During the 2013-14 students, nearly 70 per- Green County with injury and this game. scheduled for 8 p.m.
school year, LWC stu- cent of whom qualify for struggled from the time it was leading Jan. 26 vs. Glasgow
dents, faculty and staff a free or reduced lunch. field to open up the scorer Mya Schrembs. Upcoming (11-6) – 7:30 p.m.
combined to give more A total of 219 LWC game, hitting 1-of-10 The sophomore guard schedule for Jan. 31 vs. Metcalfe
than 32,000 hours of students worked with shots and fell behind was already fighting Lady Dragons County (4-14) 5:30
community service, ac- 438 Adair County stu- 14-4. But the shoot- through an injury to Green County will p.m.
cording to LWC Direc- dents in 2013-14. The ing woes continued,
tor of Civic Engagement LWC volunteers saved as the Lady Dragons
Amy Thompson-Wells. Adair County more hit 11-of-33 and only
“We are the first than $47,000 annually, 6-of-9 from the free
phone call that people Thompson-Wells said. throw line.
make in the community “Not only does this The storyline from
when they want volun- program help the school this game came in
teers at their organiza- children increase their the fourth quar-
tion,” Thompson-Wells reading and math ter once again. For
said. scores, but the mentor- the second-straight
The flagship of LWC’s ing and tutoring they game, head coach
service-learning efforts receive from Lindsey Chris Blaydes saw
is the Bonner Scholars Wilson volunteers helps a player go down
Program, a group of 68 instill confidence and a
students who commit to higher self-esteem in
at least 10 hours of com- them and helps them
2014
munity service a week believe anything is pos-
FORCHT COMMUNITY
during the school year. sible,” she said.
REVIEW
Since its inception on “Last year, employ-
BANK
campus in 2005, Thomp- ees at Kentucky De-
son-Wells said the Bon- partment of Education
ner Scholars Program called me to verify the “COMMUNITY PROUD”
has helped LWC deploy number of volunteers I
service-learning more had reported because
strategically. they thought the num-
“We’ve gone from ber was exceptional,”
random acts of kindness Thompson-Wells said. At Forcht Bank, our vision is to be a great community
WARM HEARTS
to strategic change and “Many of our students bank. One way we realize this vision by helping our
social justice,” she said. come into college think- customers, friends, and neighbors in their time of need.
One of those programs ing they know what Each year Forcht Bank employees donate many hours GLOVES, COATS, CAPS & SCARVES FOR KIDS
is Camp Casey, an after- they want to do with of their personal time for community service, with the WARM HEARTS
ultimate goal of making our local communities better
school program in Adair their lives, but many
In November 2013, we asked our customers and the
places to live and work.
County public schools will wind up changing
general public to donate new gloves for children in need
and sponsored by the their major because of
OVER $1,350,000 IN DONATIONS TO LOCAL during our Warm Hands – Warm Hearts inaugural
21st Century Program. the service they provide. glove drive. In 2014, we expanded to include hats, coats
NON-PROFITS, EDUCATIONAL & CIVIC
The daily two-hour pro- It’s really life-changing and scarves. Donation centers were set up at all Forcht
ORGANIZATIONS
gram targets preschool for many students as banking center locations. In six weeks the final total
through second-grade well.” she said. In 2014, Forcht Bank donated over $1,350,000 to local collected was staggering: 1,930 pairs of gloves; 2,342
non-profits, educational and civic organizations across hats; 477 scarves
our 12 markets in central and southern Kentucky, and 260 coats. In
including... addition, Forcht
Bank also donated
• R.E.A.C.H – Resources, • Junior Achievement of
$5,600 to purchase
H ’ W W S
Education, and Central Kentucky
ERE S HERE E TAND additional gloves
Assistance for • American Cancer
and coats.
Community Housing Society
The Greensburg Record-Herald may be purchased • Special Olympics • Alzheimer’s Association
All collected clothing items were then delivered to a
each week on newsstands at the following locations: • Fraternal Order of • Bethany House Abuse dozen School Resource Centers and other local charities
Police Shelter
for distribution to children in need.
IN GREENSBURG IN PIERCE • Lexington Rescue • Youth Alert
Our Newest Location: Block City Grocey & Mission • Urban League of
A TRUE COMMUNITY BANK
Hardware • Big Brothers Big Sisters Lexington
Los Agaves
IN CAMPBELLSVILLE of Kentucky • Center for Rural Forcht Bank is a Kentucky-owned community bank with
Dairy Queen Kroger • United Way Development approximately $1 billion in assets and 30 banking centers
Dollar General Market Peddler’s Mall • Girl & Boy Scouts of • Sunrise Children’s in 12 counties. We’re continually striving to “exceed
Eastridge & Phelps Pharmacy Taylor Regional Hospital Kentucky Services customer expectations” and to provide unique financial
• March of Dimes ...and MORE! products and services for the citizens in our communities.
Five Star Wal-Mart
• American Red Cross As we move forward into the future, we will continue to
Galilee Apartments
• Lake Cumberland give back to the communities we serve.
Greensburg Courthouse
Performing Arts
Greensburg Record-Herald
Greensburg Village
SPREADING SMILES, ONE CUP AT A TIME
IGA
The Ice Cream Machine brings free ice cream to community
Jane Todd Crawford Hospital
events across the state. The Ice Cream Machine kicked off
Lee’s Famous Recipe
this past April in Grant County to celebrate the beginning
Longhunters Coffee & Tea Co.
of youth baseball season and continued through mid-
Rite Aid
October with a total
Tastes Like Home of 50 free ice cream
Topps Safety Apparel events.
IN SUMMERSVILLE Member FDIC | forchtbank.com
Angel Soft Laundry Equal Housing Lender
Dollar General Store
Leon Lewis Grocery
T-Mart
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