Campbellsville University Carver School of Social Work Fall 2017 pinning and hooding ceremony

CAMPBELLSVILLE – Students in the Carver School of Social Work were inducted into Phi Alpha Honor Society among the awards given at the Carver School pinning ceremony Dec. 15 at Campbellsville Baptist Church.

• Helena Bergman of Paint Lick, was hooded at a Campbellsville University School of Social Work ceremony.

• Stacey Mason of Liberty, was hooded at a Campbellsville University School of Social Work ceremony.

• Savannah Young of Danville, was hooded at a Campbellsville University School of Social Work ceremony.

Campbellsville University’s School of Education holds pinning and hooding ceremony Dec. 15

Campbellsville University School of Education’s pinning and hooding ceremony recently at Campbellsville Baptist Church.

Destiny Tucker of Liberty, was pinned at a Campbellsville University School of Education ceremony.

Cullen Byrne of Danville, was pinned at a Campbellsville University School of Education ceremony.

John Ingram of Harrodsburg, was pinned at a Campbellsville University School of Education ceremony.

Majors is first runner up

Jessica Majors, a senior at Boyle County High School, was named first runner up in the 2018 Distinguished Young Women of Kentucky program (formerly known as Junior Miss) this past weekend at the Singletary Center for the Arts on University of Kentucky’s campus. She is the daughter of Perry and Donna Majors of Danville. 

Jessica competed with 30 other girls from across the state in the categories of scholastic achievement, talent, interview, physical fitness and self expression. She performed a song and tap dance number to “Forget about the Boy” from Thoroughly Modern Millie for her talent and was awarded a preliminary talent award as well as preliminary awards in self expression and physical fitness. 

She earned $4,400 in cash scholarships. 

DYW stresses mentoring to younger girls and has a Be Your Best Self little sister program. Participating in the state program as Jessica’s  little sister was Maya Smith, daughter of  Mike and Kim Smith and a student at Woodlawn Elementary School. 

DYW program is celebrating it’s 60th year and is open to high senior girls focusing on scholarship, leadership and talent. To learn more, visit ky.distinguishedyw.org.

Ephraim McDowell Home Health receives new cars

Ephraim McDowell Home Health recently provided its clinical staff with 18 new vehicles. Patients of Ephraim McDowell Home Health will start seeing these cars at their homes when the clinicians come to provide care. Ephraim McDowell Home Health serves patients in Anderson, Boyle, Casey, Garrard, Lincoln, Marion, Mercer and Washington Counties. 

Recent births at Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center include:

Dec. 26 – A boy, Blaine Duncan, to Niki and Brandon Ellis of Danville.

Dec. 27 – A girl, June Carter Gail, to Jennifer Lynn and Ivo Clifford Scherbing, Jr. of Crab Orchard.

Dec. 29 – A boy, Waylon Lee, to Chasity Boswell and Austin Conn of Harrodsburg. A boy, Brody Maxon, to Sarah Ashtin Douglas of Danville.

Jan. 1 – A girl, Kimber Grace, to Heather and John Heska of Danville.

Jan. 2 – A boy, Wesley Rucker, to Bailey Adams and Jimmy Walton of Lancaster

Jan. 3 – A girl, Kathlyn D’Shay, to Chasity English of Lebanon. A boy, Hudson Daniel, to Danielle and Dustin Oney of Waynesburg.

Jan. 5 – A girl, Chelsea Anne, to Ashley and Matt Wilson of Stanford.

Jan. 6 – A girl, Raelynn Jean, to Shelly and Arron Moberly of Hustonville.

Jan. 7 – A girl, Dalia Perla, to Amber Wills of Junction City.

Jan. 9 – A boy, Layton Matthew, to Brittany and Justin Hager of Stanford. A girl, Ryleigh Nell Grace, to Elizabeth Matusz of Lebanon.

Jan. 10 – A boy, Malachi Zavier, to Destiny Pridemore of Liberty.

Jan. 12 – A boy, Samuel Craig, to Lela and Sean Browne of Harrodsburg. A boy, Derek Jay, to Nancy Nicole Poynter and Matthew Steven Roehm of Stanford. A boy, Tanner Wayne, to Valerie and William Salyers of Liberty.

Jan. 13 – A boy, Luke Hafley, to Patsy Marie and Jacob Andrew Spears of Hustonville.