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What happened on June 15, 2006
NEWS
Nicholasville police reports
Lincoln has state's second largest tree STEPHANIE SCHELL
News Briefs for June 15
Police Blotter
Story on Penn's Store in business magazine
Mercer to choose mascot
Register for Boyle fair contests
Harmon files for Junction City mayor
Woodrum to run for Boyle magistrate
Jonah's big game day Abigail Laub
Wilmore business owners hope for Ichthus sales boom Katheran Wasson
Fortunate to have a real dad Mike Moore
Fletcher enters not guilty plea John Whitlock
Social briefs
Nicholasville named Renaissance community
Get to know your heavenly Father this Father's Day Christina Huffman
Births
Savvy Senior Jim Miller
Attendance on the rise, dropout rates down Katheran Wasson
County calendar
Correction
Surprised and disappointed at Gov. Fletcher's reaction Steve Pence
Court limits practices of local car dealer Lisa King
Mt. Freedom: A church family that supports one another Christina Huffman
Singer's court date set for June Lisa King
One on One
Teen remains in critical condition
Stanford Christian partners with Habitat for Humanity NANCY LEEDY
Joy Ensemble to perform at Tabernacle Baptist
Morehead student from Stanford has stars in his eyes
$75,000 in Agricultural Development Funds Awarded to Lincoln County
Little dog leaves big hole in human hearts
From Maudella's kitchen: Here's a quick supper recipe
News from the Green River Church GEORGIA LEWIS
Hustonville Book Club meets
Carter decides not to run for mayor in November
Anniversary
Pageant listings
Military briefs
Church announcements for June 15
Quest Adult Day Health Care clients recieve haircut and pizza
New classes added to Lincoln County Horse Show
Community announcements for June 15
Ichthus main stage schedule
Fosters announce birth
News from Kings Mountain JULIA ANN PETERSON
Stanford Main Street program receives recognition
This week in Jessamine History
Relay for Life surpasses goal, raises $68,000 NANCY LEEDY
Boyle offers e-scrap recycling LIZ MAPLES
Nunemaker, Hendren to wed June 24
Farm Facts: Be on the lookout for Blue Mold DAN GRIGSON
Engagements
News briefs
Lauren Smith, Jared Smith to wed
Letters to the Editor
Lincoln County Middle School honors students at awards day
Suspected bank robber caught in Elizabethtown Mike Moore and Bobbie Curd
Johnson is down with the green Abigail Laub
Religious freedom isn't up for a vote Charles Haynes
Article features Casey hospital administrator BRENDA S. EDWARDS
Harrodsburg gives first reading to $10 million budget ANN R. HARNEY
Would-be robber thwarted by Second Amendment Leland Conway
Stevens takes over West football program Abigail Laub
Lincoln County District Court news for June 15
After debate, commission OKs economic development request Mike Moore
Elijah Logan Martin birth announcement
Crab Orchard alumni celebrate 100th anniversary NANCY LEEDY
Patterson drafted by Yankees Abigail Laub
Liberty police chief cuts down hanging man TODD KLEFFMAN
Lincoln County High School honor roll named
VBS listings
OBITUARY
OPINION
Letter: 'Angel' comes to her rescue
Letter: Hustonville a model for other cities
Letter: Lincoln crawled out of Satan's sewer
Educators prove you can't keep good kids down
Editorial: Applause, applause
Editorial: A deepening divide
Letter: Managing diabetes
Letter: Leaving town because of festival
Seeking Stanfor's elusive seafaring son GEORGE LEWIS
ENTERTAINMENT
SPORTS
Johnson's talent, leadership impress Reed LARRY VAUGHT
Vaught's Views: Marshall excited to be an all-star LARRY VAUGHT
East and West basketball camps
Sports briefs
Run for Independence is July 1
Lincoln's Davis hangs up the pads for good NANCY LEEDY
A bit of the old and the new at Boyle camp HAL MORRIS
Five local golfers make state amateur cut
Davis, South no match for North in football all-star game NANCY LEEDY
French hopes to build youth football interest through camp NANCY LEEDY
Fuqua set to defend title at Homer Proffitt Invitational NANCY LEEDY
BUSINESS
FOOD
Just their style Lisa King
EDUCATION
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