3G Wireless arrives in Downtown Campbellsville thus improving real-time access to the Cloud from mobile devices.
Summer is here! There are many things to do downtown. Shopping, dining, and even exploring.
Nearly 1,000 people visited the merchants of Downtown Campbellsville to Trick or Treat. This years event was nearly double in attendance. Parents appreciated the daytime hours from 12pm to 2pm.
Have you noticed all the activity downtown this summer? There is a substantial increase in visitors who are shopping, dining, and site seeing.
25,000 people attend this year’s parade and fireworks. It is the state’s largest Fourth of July parade.
Downtown Campbellsville sponsored a night at the Taylor County Fair on Saturday June 12, 2010.
Presented by these businesses for the event.
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Downtown Campbellsville gets a new text logo based on the triple tower concept.
- Justice Tower
- Merchant Tower
- Ransdell Chapel Tower

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It’s official. Campbellsville becomes Kentucky’s Next Great City™ - a branding initiative to promote revitalization efforts downtown. It’s not enough to simply renovate your product and expect people to come. You must include marketing and sales. And, if you’re going to market, you better know what your outcome will be. It must be clear. Kentucky’s Next Great City is trademark of Downtown Campbellsville.

The new year also brings a new decade. The decade 2010-2020 is all about revitalization in Campbellsville.
The streetscape renovation on Columbia Street (from Main Street to Broadway) is now complete. It includes new lighting, sidewalk-hardscapes, and landscaping. It’s also part of the larger renovation to Veterans War Memorial near Main Street.

Downtown Campbellsville Streetscape Project - Oct 2009


