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What happened on November 03, 2005
NEWS
Effort to bring college courses to Lancaster continues BOBBIE CURD
News Briefs for Nov. 3
Police Blotter
Physicians buy Stanford Medical Park building
Stricklin to speak to UK alumni
Danville man hurt in accident
Autumn's showcase gets late start and ends early Rob Amburgey
Meals on Wheels needs volunteers
County buys buildings on Main Street Lisa King
Coworkers welcome sailor home from Iraq Lisa King
Congregation helps with storm cleanup
N.C. judge issues ruling on Phase IItobacco payment
News briefs for November 3
Religion briefs for November 3
School lunch menus for November 3
Country dance pleases crowd Zoya Tereshkova
Corrections for November 3
Veterans Day events Nov. 12, 14 Zoya Tereshkova
North American International Livestock Exposition to be in Lou
Locals to compete in national R/C Pro Series race November 11-1 Josh Thomas
Letters to the editor for November 3
I'm footloose and tube-free Kim Ryan
East says goodbye to seniors Josh Thomas
Teen injured in accident
Fort Logan Hospital selects new board members
Local woman receives credential
Day, Price announce engagement
Firefighters charged with arson may plead out Katherine Belcher
Osterman, Wolfram announce engagement
Celebrating life: Lincoln woman turns 104 Friday Nancy Leedy
'The Doctors' Office' is open Katherine Belcher
Socials news for November 3
Former Lady Colts achieve success at collegiate level Josh Thomas
Hortons announce birth
Child in critical condition after being hit by car on Halloween Lisa King
Ashgrove Plaza plans do not include locating a Ford dealership
Farris, Denson announce engagement
Middle school Jaguars find success on gridiron Josh Thomas
Tax bills mailed LIZ MAPLES
Two charged in robbery at Holiday Inn Lisa King
Nicklaus golf course proposed for U.S. 68 Josh Thomas
Fall festivals carry high price tag, may produce little revenue
Teater Stables holds first-ever Fall Fun Show
County calendar
Grandy jury indicts 26 people Katherine Belcher
Napier named employee of the month
James Harrod Trust honors retired journalist ANN R. HARNEY
Prosecution wraps up its case in Cornett trial TODD KLEFFMAN and BOBBIE CURD
Teacher loses job in Casey County BRENDA S. EDWARDS
Casey woman sues doctor, pharmacist BRENDA S. EDWARDS
SPORTS
Smith has admirer in Meyer LARRY VAUGHT
Vaught's Views: Sims full of energy LARRY VAUGHT
New foe will test Danville LARRY VAUGHT
Big weekend for Centre soccer
Runners ready for regional MIKE MARSEE
Madison Central rallies to beat Lincoln Nancy Leedy
Sanders 14th in state meet Nancy Leedy
Auburn's defense a problem for UK LARRY VAUGHT
Lions Club football Nancy Leedy
Waggener worries Pardue LARRY VAUGHT
FEATURES
Area A&E Happenings
Review: 'Saw II' improves on its predecessor CHARLIE COX
Review: Film rehashes all-too-familiar theme DAVID CARRIER
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