Campbellsville
Main Street

About us

Who We Are

Campbellsville Main Street is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation, promotion, and economic development of downtown Campbellsville, Kentucky. We are the local affiliate of the Kentucky Main Street program and an accredited member of Main Street America.

Our work is organized around Main Street America’s Four Point Approach: Economic Vitality, Design, Promotion, and Organization. Everything we do — from supporting local businesses to preserving historic architecture to hosting community events — is in service of a downtown that this community can be proud of, now and for generations to come.

Our Mission

To preserve and enhance the historic character of downtown Campbellsville while fostering economic vitality, community engagement, and a strong sense of place.

Board of Directors

Brooke Burton

President; Co-Chair Economic Vitality, Co-Chair Design, Co-Secretary

Julie Dennis

Treasurer; Co-Chair Organization, Promotions & Economic Vitality

Kristin Davis

Co-Chair Economic Vitality & Design, Co-Secretary

Faye Howell

Organization

Marilyn Neumann

Co-Chair Design; Co-Chair Organization

Barry Smith

Judge Executive

Doug Tucker

Vice-President; Promotions

Kathleen Tucker

Secretary; Promotions

Monica Hamilton

Organization & Economic Vitality

Jacob Hayes

Organization & Economic Vitality

Eric Hurtgen

Design & Promotion

Dennis Benningfield

Mayor

Donna Logsdon

Executive Director

Accreditation & Affiliations

  • Main Street America — Accredited Member

  • Kentucky Main Street Program — Designated Community

  • 2024 Accreditation:  Campbellsville Main Street received its 2024 national accreditation in recognition of its preservation and revitalization work.

Annual Report

Contact Us

Campbellsville Main Street is the organization that works to preserve the historic fabric, support local businesses, and make sure downtown is a place people want to come back to. Click the link to learn more.


Campbellsville Main Street is an accredited member of Main Street America and the Kentucky Main Street program — part of a national network of communities committed to preservation-based economic development.