Greensburg

LIBERTY - A Greensburg teenager was crowned Miss Casey County Fair Saturday, the opening day of the 2007 county fair that runs through Saturday. Ashley Coomer, 17, a junior at Green County High School, was chosen as the winner in the competition among 18 young women from Casey and several other counties. She is the daughter of Donnie and Judy Coomer and will represent Casey County at the state competition in January. Coomer was named Miss Casey County Fair Teen winner three years ago. Runners-up were: First, Nicole Parks, 18, daughter of Kimberly Carter of Russell Springs; second, Erin Winstead, 18, daughter of Shari and Craig Winstead of Madisonville; third, Mary Kate Moore, 18, daughter of Rod and Tracy Moore, of Glasgow; and Karlynn Pegram, daughter of Mickey and Kathy Pegram of Greensburg.

GREENSBURG ? A Casey County woman was injured Wednesday when her pickup truck struck an embankment and overturned. Robin Lawhorn, 22, of Dunnville was traveling on Old Spring Road in Green County about 5:45 p.m. when her 1994 Nissan pickup dropped off the shoulder, ran up an embankment and turned over on its side, according to Kentucky State Police. Lawhorn, who was not wearing a seat belt, was taken to Jane Todd Hospital in Greensburg, where she was treated and released. Passenger Michael Shane Garmon, 20, of Greensburg was not injured.

LIBERTY - Brittany Page Lasley was named Miss Teen Casey County Fair 2006 Monday night. She is the 15-year-old daughter of George and Deana Garrett of Dunnville. Brittany Leighwood Beauchamp, 14, daughter of Darrell and Jerinci Beauchamp of Elizabethtown, was first runner-up. Brittani Taylor Cissell, 13, daughter of Todd and Libby Cissell, of Campbellsville, was second runner-up. Hayli Beth Davis, 15, daughter of Lori and Randall Davis of Greensburg, was third runner-up. Katie Flanagan, 15, daughter of Lou Ann and Jimmy Flanagan of Russell Springs, was fourth runner-up.

Lenora Jane Glenn, 74, of Blueberry Lane died Thursday, April 11, at Central Baptist Hospital. She was a native of Greensburg, Ky., to the late Thomas Harl and Eva Evelyn Jones. Lenora was a very artistic woman and loved painting. She will be missed by her son, Gregory Allen Jones Sr.; sisters Margaret Eloise Coffman and Sharon Clem; grandchildren Gregory Allen, Justin Thomas, and April; and her three great-grandchildren. A remembrance service will be held at a later date. Cremation was under the direction of Hager & Cundiff Funeral Home.

Results from Musselman-Dunne Junior Golf Tour at Old Bridge G.C. Wednesday: BOYS Championship Division 1. Cody Moore, Campbellsville 36-34-70 2. Max DeSpain, Greensburg 36-35-71 3. Joseph Barr, Versailles 39-34-73 3. Andrew Hodge, Hebron 36-37-73 3. Cory Prewitt, Lexington 37-36-73 Ages 16-18 1. Tucker Wilson, Lexington 35-38-73 2. Chris Mahjub, Berea 38-36-74 3. Clay Carter, Danville...

Pike-Patterson Trisha Ann Pike and Donald Ray Patterson were married June 25 at Golden Valley Wedding in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. Linda Morton of Lancaster, sister of the bride, served as matron of honor. Matthew Pike of Danville, son of the bride, served as best man. Pike is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell McDaniel of Danville. She is a 1975 graduate of Boyle County High School and works at BP. Patterson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oren Patterson of Stanford.

Alayna Silverene Abshear, the daughter of Rebecca and Jeff Abshear of Crab Orchard, was born Monday, Oct. 8 at the Fort Logan Hospital at 5:55 p.m. She weighed 6 pounds 1 ounce and measured 19 inches at birth. Maternal grandmother is Janet Plowman of Crab Orchard. Paternal grandparents are Brenda Holmes of Richmond and Bob Abshear of Greensburg. Great grandmother is Silverene Adams of Crab Orchard. She joins brothers Caleb, age 8 and Micah, age 6.

Coy Calhoun, 74, of Stanford died Thursday, Nov. 3 at Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center in Danville. A native of Greene County, he was born Jan. 14, 1931 to the late Will and Lena Underwood Calhoun. He was preceded in death by his wife, Catherine Clarkston Calhoun. Survivors include three sisters, Catherine Milby of Magnolia and Anne Stearman and Sheila Stearman of Greensburg; and one brother, William Melton Calhoun of Miami, FL. Funeral services were held Sunday, Nov. 6 at W.L. Pruitt Funeral Home in Moreland.

Lenora Jane Glenn, 74, of Blueberry Lane died Thursday, April 11, at Central Baptist Hospital. She was a native of Greensburg, Ky., to the late Thomas Harl and Eva Evelyn Jones. Lenora was a very artistic woman and loved painting. She will be missed by her son, Gregory Allen Jones Sr.; sisters Margaret Eloise Coffman and Sharon Clem; grandchildren Gregory Allen, Justin Thomas, and April; and her three great-grandchildren. A remembrance service will be held at a later date. Cremation was under the direction of Hager & Cundiff Funeral Home.

GREENSBURG ? A Casey County woman was injured Wednesday when her pickup truck struck an embankment and overturned. Robin Lawhorn, 22, of Dunnville was traveling on Old Spring Road in Green County about 5:45 p.m. when her 1994 Nissan pickup dropped off the shoulder, ran up an embankment and turned over on its side, according to Kentucky State Police. Lawhorn, who was not wearing a seat belt, was taken to Jane Todd Hospital in Greensburg, where she was treated and released. Passenger Michael Shane Garmon, 20, of Greensburg was not injured.

LIBERTY - A Winchester teenager was named Monday as Miss Teen Casey County Fair. Caroline Jackson, 15, daughter of John and Sandy Jackson, was given the title. Runners-up are: First, Christina Simpson, 13, daughter of Tim and Lana Simpson, Greensburg; second, Chandra Walters, 14, daughter of Tamara and Sheldon Stephens, Russell Springs; third, Olivia Nicole Nichols, 12, daughter of Tim and Jennifer Nichols, Harrodsburg; and fourth, Brittani Cissell, 13, daughter of Todd and Libby Cissell, Campbellsville.

LIBERTY - Brittany Page Lasley was named Miss Teen Casey County Fair 2006 Monday night. She is the 15-year-old daughter of George and Deana Garrett of Dunnville. Brittany Leighwood Beauchamp, 14, daughter of Darrell and Jerinci Beauchamp of Elizabethtown, was first runner-up. Brittani Taylor Cissell, 13, daughter of Todd and Libby Cissell, of Campbellsville, was second runner-up. Hayli Beth Davis, 15, daughter of Lori and Randall Davis of Greensburg, was third runner-up. Katie Flanagan, 15, daughter of Lou Ann and Jimmy Flanagan of Russell Springs, was fourth runner-up.

Results from Musselman-Dunne Junior Golf Tour at Old Bridge G.C. Wednesday: BOYS Championship Division 1. Cody Moore, Campbellsville 36-34-70 2. Max DeSpain, Greensburg 36-35-71 3. Joseph Barr, Versailles 39-34-73 3. Andrew Hodge, Hebron 36-37-73 3. Cory Prewitt, Lexington 37-36-73 Ages 16-18 1. Tucker Wilson, Lexington 35-38-73 2. Chris Mahjub, Berea 38-36-74 3. Clay Carter, Danville...

Pike-Patterson Trisha Ann Pike and Donald Ray Patterson were married June 25 at Golden Valley Wedding in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. Linda Morton of Lancaster, sister of the bride, served as matron of honor. Matthew Pike of Danville, son of the bride, served as best man. Pike is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell McDaniel of Danville. She is a 1975 graduate of Boyle County High School and works at BP. Patterson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oren Patterson of Stanford.