Today's News

A Clarkson man is recovering from a single vehicle crash that occurred within Hodgenville city limits Dec. 7.

Charles D. Hill, 54, of River Road, was driving a 1996 Oldsmobile north on East High Street near the intersection of East Main Street when his vehicle struck a tree.

Hill told Lt. Steve Johnson of Hodgenville City Police he “must have passed out because he didn’t remember anything until after he hit the tree.”

A Clarkson man is recovering from a single vehicle crash that occurred within Hodgenville city limits Dec. 7.

Charles D. Hill, 54, of River Road, was driving a 1996 Oldsmobile north on East High Street near the intersection of East Main Street when his vehicle struck a tree.

Hill told Lt. Steve Johnson of Hodgenville City Police he “must have passed out because he didn’t remember anything until after he hit the tree.”

Campbellsville University will offer a workshop “The Leadership Secrets of Santa Claus” 9-10 a.m. Friday, Dec. 18, at the Campbellsville University Brockman Center, 813 Old Elizabethtown Road, Hodgenville.

The workshop will help you learn how to “get big things done in your ‘workshop’ all year long,” according to Carol Sullivan, director of the Campbellsville University Technology Training Center, which is holding the workshop.

Hodgenville State Farm Agent Denise Brooks and her team Kimberly Jennett, David Whitlock and Adam Cecil, received the prestigious Summit Award and the Second Place Team Winner of the 2009 Fall Life Campaign in Kentucky and Tennessee during State Farm’s fall planning conference.

To qualify for the award, her agency had to write a minimum of 100 applications across six lines of insurance with zero zeros - Auto, Fire, Life, Health, Bank and Mutual Funds.