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154 South Main St. * Lawrenceburg, KY 40342Phone 502-839-3456

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1489 Kennedy Bridge RoadP.O. Box 616Burgin, Ky 40310859-583-1686 Cell/Text859-748-9000 Office859-748-9991 Faxcrossroadsrealestate@roadrunner.com

CRCrossroadsReal Estate, LLC

Selling and Listing in property in Burgin, Harrodsburg, Perryville,Danville, Lancaster and Herrington Lake

Michelle (Micki) J. Phillips 583.1686, BrokerKristin Kimble 494.3138 Cindy Chowning 230.2291

Stephanie Moskowitz 324.9007

See our listings at www.mickiphillips.com

HOMES FOR SALE303 PLEASANT HILL (BURGIN)

$114,900

Three bedroom brick in Burgin School District – kitchen updated

with granite and appliances – large back yard – a must see...

469 CHESTNUT STREET (H-BURG)$89,000

Three bedroom brick in town – convenient to shopping, restau-

rants – many updates –a must see...

✓ Clean air conditioning and heating ducts✓ Clean dryer vents✓ Spray duct to sanitize and deodorize Destroys odors associated with mold, mildew, smoke, animals, etc.✓ Clean condenser and evaporator coils✓ Replace filters✓ Free estimates

Division of Lewis Metal Works, Inc.Ph. 859-865-2333

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LINDA WILSON, LISTING BROKER(800) 248-6815 (859) 734-4556 FAX (859) 734-2002

531 Legion Drive (next to Kroger), Harrodsburg, Kentucky 40330See more of these listings at www.LindaWilsonRealty.com

Contact Linda@LindaWilsonRealty.com for more information

Brentwood SubdivisionHarrodsburg, KY

Great location in Brentwood Subdivi-sion close to shopping, doctors, and the Anderson Dean Park just minutes from Blue Grass Parkway. 11 lots for sale.

Pick your spot to build any new home. Palomino and Longview Dr available. Lots 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, & 18 Block B, Lots 8, 9, 10 Block C , and Lots 5 & 6 Block D. Will work with builder on a

package deal. Call C. W. Wilson, owner/ agent for more information.

TRACTS 97 & 98LAKEVIEW PT.

HERRINGTON LAKE Perfect building site for

your cottage near the lake.Two lots for the price of

one. Partially wooded. Price $12,500. Call Misty Gam-

mon for more information.

MELISSA WEBBBroker Associate

613-4746Nights & Weekends

MISTY GAMMONBroker Associate

613-3997Nights & Weekends

C.W. WILSONBroker Associate

865-1422Nights &

Weekends

LINDA WILSONBroker/Owner

734-4556

DAVID JANESSales Associate859-421-9540

240 Harrods Trace3 Bedrooms $99,500 2 Baths

Great location, ready for a new owner!Call: Misty Gammon

Selling Mercer County really is what we do best. If you’ve been thinking about selling now is the time, call us today for professional personalized service, from a family business where we treat you like family.

608 Elizabeth Ct.3 Bedrooms $98,700 1 Bath

Great location. Neat & clean home w/ some updates. Detached garage workshop/ storage.

Call: Misty Gammon

608 Elizabeth Ct.3 Bedrooms $98,700 1 Bath

Great location. Neat & clean home w/ some updates. Detached garage workshop/ storage.

Call: Misty Gammon

UNDERCONTRACT

New Listing

382 Virginia AveHarrodsburg, KY

3 Bedrooms $142,500 2 BathAlexander Heights. Ready to move in. All one

level. Great deck with fenced back yard.Call: Misty Gammon

382 Virginia AveHarrodsburg, KY

3 Bedrooms $142,500 2 BathAlexander Heights. Ready to move in. All one

level. Great deck with fenced back yard.Call: Misty Gammon

SOLD1055 Riverside Dr.

4 Bedrooms $269,000 3-1/2 Baths2-1/2 Acres back up to river. Lots to see here.

Call: Misty Gammon

1055 Riverside Dr.4 Bedrooms $269,000 3-1/2 Baths

2-1/2 Acres back up to river. Lots to see here.Call: Misty Gammon

SOLD

New Listing

1531 Warwick Rd.4 Bedrooms $275,000 2-1/2 Bath

35+/- Acres, pond, 2 barns,approx. 1 mile off 127 bypass.

Call: Misty Gammon

BUSINESS NEWS

Layoffs are a fact of corporate life as compa-nies grapple with economic cycles and global competi-tion. If you get caught in a corporate downsizing and you are not immediately moving to a new employer, you generally have three options for your retirement plan assets:

1. Leave your money in the existing plan.

2. Take a cash or “lump sum” distribution.

Strategies for retirement assets during a layoff

Financial FocusAllen Goldie

Goldie FinancialFinancial Advisor

C a m p b e l l s v i l l e University hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Farmers National Bank Community Walking Trail at the Conover Education Center on Wednesday, May 24.

“Where we are today, is not where we will be tomorrow,” said Wes Carter, regional director for devel-opment and church outreach.

“It has taken far more than just the collective efforts of Campbellsville University and its staff. It has taken a community, indi-vidual clubs, state represen-tatives, senators and Farmers National Bank, who believe in us and in our mission.”

The community walk-ing trail circles the Conover Education Center located, at 1150 Danville Road, Harrodsburg.

“Congratulations to Campbellsville University on the amazing success in such a short period of time,” Greg Caudill, CEO of Farmers National Bank, said.

C a u d i l l s a i d Campbellsville University will help this region to grow by providing valuable edu-cation in Harrodsburg.

“We are very pleased to be here at Mercer County. According to our demo-graphic analysis, we have

students studying here from seven different counties,” Dr. Michael V. Carter said.

Father Al Degiacomo of Saint Andrews Catholic Church ended the ceremony with a closing prayer.

Conover Education Center is in the initial stage for the property expansion with a new building in the near future, Carter said, with construction beginning in about four-six weeks.

C a m p b e l l s v i l l e University is Kentucky-

based Christian univer-sity with more than 5,000 students offering over 80 programs of study includ-ing 19 master’s degrees, six postgraduate areas and seven pre-professional programs. The university has off-campus centers in Louisville, Harrodsburg, Somerset and Hodgenville with instructional sites in Elizabethtown, Owensboro and Summersville and a full complement of online programs. The website for

complete information is campbellsville.edu.

Photo SubmittedChamber intern Tatum Wessling, Wes Carter, regional director of Development, Sharon Howell, vice president of marketing at Farmers National Bank, Dr. Michael V. Carter, president of Campbellsville University, Greg Caudill, CEO of Farmers National Bank, Blake Shewmaker, assistant vice president of Farmers National Bank, Amy Mathews, director of the Conover Education Center and Jill Cutler, executive director of Mercer County Chamber of Commerce and regional education coordinator at Campbellsville University, officially cut the ribbon to inaugurate the Farmers National Bank Community Walking Trail at the Campbellsville University’s Conover Education Center.

CU Walking trail offi cially opensFARMER NATIONAL BANK WALKING TRAIL OPENED AT RIBBON CUTTING

Corning Incorporated announced Friday, June 2, 2017, that Corning Gorilla Glass 5, Corning’s toughest cover glass yet, has been cho-sen as the cover material for the Essential Phone.

Launched earlier this week, the Essential Phone features a three-sided, border-less display with a Corning Gorilla Glass 5 cover. This is the fi rst device from Essential Products, a newly formed company founded by Andy Rubin, the cofounder of Android.

“We are pleased to col-laborate with Andy and the team at Essential as they launch their fi rst smartphone device. Corning Gorilla Glass 5 delivers the best-in-class drop performance for their new smartphone,” said John Bayne, vice president and general manager, Corning Gorilla Glass.

“As one of the primary

architects of the Android operating system, Andy has had a major impact on the smartphone ecosystem. We see Essential’s choice of Corning as a supplier – and Gorilla Glass 5 as a key material – as a clear indica-tion of the advantage of our products, our brand and the value we bring to industry innovators like Essential.”

“One of the founding principles of Essential is to deliver premium materials and craftsmanship and the best technology experienc-es to millions. To develop our new phone, we chose to work with the glass experts at Corning to bring the drop performance and damage resistance of Corning Gorilla Glass 5 to our customer base,” said Andy Rubin, chief executive offi cer, Essential Products, Inc.

Corning’s lab tests show that Gorilla Glass 5 survives

drops onto rough, unfor-giving surfaces up to four times better than competi-tive glass designs. Customers are adopting Corning Gorilla Glass 5 at a rate two times faster than earlier versions of Gorilla Glass over the same time period.

Corning Gorilla Glass 5 chosen for Essential Products’ First Smartphone

The Mercer County Senior Center (MCSC) will be hosting a fund-raiser at Dairy Queen on Tuesday, June 13, 2017 from 5-9 p.m.

Dairy Queen, located at 945 North College Street, will donate a percentage of the sales to the adult day program.

The MCSC, located at 1475 Louisville Road, pro-vides services to the county’s senior population, including meals, entertainment and

exercise activities, the Mercer County Public Library book mobile, diabetic shoe clinic and home delivered meals.

The MCSC also supports the Homecare Program that provides light housekeeping and personal care to assist seniors to stay in their homes longer.

The MCSC is open week-days 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The adult day center is open weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

DQ to host fund raiser for MCSC

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