Transportation Cabinet to host Kentucky’s first oversize/overweight hauling forum Tailored to educate specialized carriers
FRANKFORT, Ky. – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC)
today announced plans for an educational forum on oversize/overweight hauling –
the first of its kind in Kentucky.
Burkesville man sentenced for assaulting forest ranger
Employee was fighting forest fire
FRANKFORT, Ky. — As part of a plea bargain, Todd Anderson of
Burkesville has pleaded guilty to first-degree criminal mischief and
second-degree assault in Cumberland County Circuit Court for striking a
Kentucky Division of Forestry ranger fighting a wildfire on his property.
Anderson was sentenced five and eight years respectively, to be served
concurrently.
Civil rights leader says nuclear power key to affordable energy for the working poor
HARTFORD, Conn. -- The chairman of a national
civil-rights group today issued a call to expand America's use of nuclear power
in order to help keep the cost of electricity as low as possible for low-income
families and the working poor.
Heart of Kentucky Arts Festival is Sat., May 10, at Maker’s Mark Distillery
Historic Maker’s Mark Distillery is the site of the 2008 Heart
of Kentucky Arts Festival Sat., May 10, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. just outside of Lebanon,
Ky.
Campbellsville University to offer Master Degree in social work
CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. --Campbellsville University now offers a master of social work degree that is offered in an evening and online format to accommodate the non-traditional working student, according to Dr. Darlene Eastridge, dean of the Carver School of Social Work and Counseling.
The largest Civil War Cavalry event in Kentucky takes place May 16th – 18th.
In the past
over 1,600 re-enactors have attended the Battle of Sacramento held each year at
the site in which the actual battle occurred.This year, troops are coming from as far away as Michigan, Wisconsin,
Texas, Mississippi, Georgia and Arkansas to participate in this year’s event
and they are bringing their horses!
SCC is ranked 16th best place to work of large organizations in Kentucky
Somerset Community College was selected as the 16th Best
Place to Work in Kentucky among large organizations at the Fourth Annual Best
Places to Work in Kentucky Awards Dinner held on Thursday, April 17, at the
Lexington Convention Center. SCC has been named as one of the best places to
work in Kentucky for three of the four years that the competition has been in
existence. This year’s ranking was SCC’s best showing so far.
(FRANKFORT,
Ky.)--Brad Cowgill, president of the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary
Education, today said that because of changes in the economy that are hurting
Kentucky families and putting college loans at risk, a strong consensus has
emerged among Council members that favors a conservative approach to tuition
growth in order to maintain college affordability and progress toward the
state’s Double the Numbers goal.
The Times Journal is a weekly newspaper issued on Thursdays. It was first published on October 13, 1949, by Andrew J. and Terry Norfleet.
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P.O. Box 190
120 Wilson St.
Russell Springs KY 42642
Phone: 270-866-3191
Fax: 270-866-3198
Russell County News is a weekly newspaper issued on Saturdays, and is mailed free to every address in Russell County, Ky. It was first published on February 1, 1913.
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404 Monument Square
Jamestown KY 42629
Phone: 270-343-5700
Also published in Russell County News and mailed free to every household in Russell County. CLICK HERE FOR INFO
Week of May 3 - 9
2004 Harley Davidson Dyna Low-Rider with 5,100 miles, red. 270-566-1011
Like-new Lane recliner, mauve color, $200. 343-3240
CKC registered, 3-year-old, spayed, female Yorkie, all shots up to date, $300 firm. 866-8489
1,800 BTU air conditioner, like new, $375; room full of miscellaneous items, great for flea market, $350 for all; little girl’s bed with mattress, $65. 866-2438 or 566-0859
Large wooden entertainment center, $20. 866-5977
Cherry china cabinet with glass front, $300. 270-343-5100
FREE to a good home—Seven Dalmation/Lab mix puppies, 3 black, 3 spotted, 1 solid white, 4-5 weeks old. 343-3708
New saxaphone, $200. 270-343-5100
Cedar lumber, approximately 500 ft., $.75 board foot. 270-384-1662
Needed: used keyboard for computer at cheap price. Please call 343-3161 after 7:00 p.m.
Tattoo machine, power supply with 2 tubes and grips, works great, $80 obo. 858-6619
Pomeranian puppies, 2 female - $300 each, 2 male - $250 each, CKC registered, vet checked, first shot and wormed, ready to go! 343-6957 or 566-0375
Corn Bags for Cornhole Games, $22 per set of 8 bags, made from genuine duck cloth and double stitched for durability; also 2 sets of boards for $70 each. 866-2500
Like-new push lawn mower, $85; electric weed eater, $25 or will sell together for $100. 270-343-5100
Treadmill, $100; Lazy Boy medium blue recliner, $25; large cabinet stereo, $50. 866-2275
Need half-white runner bean seeds to buy or free. 270-585-1021
14' Trailcraft fiberglass boat, 48 hp Johnson motor, trailer fishing boat, $1,500. For more info, call 270-343-3540
Wave petunias in pots and baskets, variety of colors, $1.50 to $8; tomato plants, yellow and red, $1 to $2. 585-2463
Two free kittens; heavy wrought iron table with glass top and 4 chairs, $175 for set. 270-866-4288
Nice blue living room chair, $40. 585-1597 or 866-7646
Light blue prom/pageant dress, size 2, worn only twice, $175. 585-1597
1984 Chevy Monte Carlo SS, slate blue, white leather interior, embroidered seats, power windows, power locks, auto, dual exhaust, air, listed in CLASSIC Kelly Blue Book, $7,800 FIRM. 866-4395
Garage full of miscellaneous items, $900 or best offer for all, too much to mention. 384-9710
Beautiful blue prom dress, size 8, sequins on top, full skirt, can be worn with or without straps, $75. 585-1597 or 866-7646
