Kentucky Color: A challenge to you
2025-01-17 - Great Wooded South - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
Billy Joe writes, "I wanted you to see the natural soap/shampoo I use and challenge you to look at the plethora of chemicals that are in your soap, body wash and shampoo that you lather up with multiple times daily." Comments | Permalink
2025-01-17 - Great Wooded South - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
Billy Joe writes, "I wanted you to see the natural soap/shampoo I use and challenge you to look at the plethora of chemicals that are in your soap, body wash and shampoo that you lather up with multiple times daily." Comments | Permalink
CU Board welcomes new Chair Hilda Legg
2025-01-17 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Gerard Flanagan, CU Communications
Dr. Hilda Legg begins her term as Campbellsville University's next Board of Trustee Chair. She is pictured receiving the gavel from former Chair Henry Lee. Legg is a native of Adair County and a graduate of CU. Lee's father and grandfather both served as trustees at CU. At left is Board Member and CU leader John Chowning. Comments | Permalink
2025-01-17 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Gerard Flanagan, CU Communications
Dr. Hilda Legg begins her term as Campbellsville University's next Board of Trustee Chair. She is pictured receiving the gavel from former Chair Henry Lee. Legg is a native of Adair County and a graduate of CU. Lee's father and grandfather both served as trustees at CU. At left is Board Member and CU leader John Chowning. Comments | Permalink
Scholarships deadline to apply is April 7th
2025-01-16
The new scholarship program offers students an opportunity to creatively express their passion for organ, eye and tissue donation and inspire others to register as donors. When the Circuit Clerks introduced the organ donor program through dollar donations at driver's license, it was the first program of its kind in the United States. This pioneering effort has since inspired similar programs in over 30 states. Details are in the accompanying story. Comments | Permalink
2025-01-16
The new scholarship program offers students an opportunity to creatively express their passion for organ, eye and tissue donation and inspire others to register as donors. When the Circuit Clerks introduced the organ donor program through dollar donations at driver's license, it was the first program of its kind in the United States. This pioneering effort has since inspired similar programs in over 30 states. Details are in the accompanying story. Comments | Permalink
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