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What happened on November 30, 2006
NEWS
Shaker Village recognized as Thomas D. Clark Kentucky Treasure BRENDA S. EDWARDS
This Week in Jessamine History
Boyle 911 police blotter for Nov. 30
Broadcasting company coming to Casey County BRENDA S. EDWARDS
Amnews to provide coverage of Friday's state championship football games
News briefs
All God's Children hosting Christmas festivities
The thrill of shopping, the agony of defeat John Nelson
Tuesday, Nov. 7, was independents' day Randy Patrick
Anniversary
Emily and the jumping horse Abigail Laub
Board nixes gambling-related fundraisers Katheran Wasson
Three years of greeting earns Greene award Katheran Wasson
Sports briefs
Smoking ban ahead for county buildings Lisa King
Upcoming Ag meetings
Jessamine County Leaders Launch Technology Plan
Religion briefs
Keep trees fresh for the holidays Rob Amburgey
Colts open season with win over Rockets Abigail Laub
LCMS students learn it's better to give to overseas troops NANCY LEEDY
LCHS chorus to present Christmas concert
Stanford gets gooey for Christmas
High school raises writing standards for graduates GEORGE LEWIS
Russell, Keltner to wed
Marriage licenses
Thursday's calendar
Planners puzzled by county proposal Brittany Griffin
Local Briefs
Sun Scene briefs
Circuit Court Records
Exit 94 work nearly complete Samieh Shalash
Police & Fire
25 years ago
Free tummy tuck and plastic surgery Kim Ryan
Liberty plans Christmas celebration BRENDA S. EDWARDS
Sizemore awarded Army Commendation Medal
Driver in deadly pickup crash admits drinking GEORGE LEWIS
Important health screening recommendations for seniors Jim Miller
Support for Mercer football team crosses district boundaries ANN R. HARNEY
Farm Facts: Test forages to provide cost-effective feeding DAN GRIGSON
Local electrician makes fifth relief trip to the Gulf Mike Wynn
Where was Deerlawn? Harry Enoch
Suspect captured after robbery at Casey store BRENDA S. EDWARDS
Centre will apply for 2008 national debate
Social briefs
USDA accepting applications for EQIP and WHIP
District Court news
Danville police looking for man after rash of burglaries TODD KLEFFMAN and BOBBIE CURD
Property transfers
Lancaster artist to demonstrate spinning at Artisan Center in Berea
Bazaar to raise funds for leukemia patient Katheran Wasson
Walker steps down, West looks for new softball coach Abigail Laub
I'd like to have eyes like Jesus Christina Huffman
Fitzgerald, Lucas exchange vows
Most Americans grateful for First Amendment, even in time of war Charles Haynes
Local authors to sign books about Red River Gorge, Kentucky foods Dec. 9 at Court Street Gifts
Crout resigns as migrant advocate Katheran Wasson
Methamphetamine lab discovered in Jessamine Mike Moore
Swim coach says teams have talent, need more pool time Abigail Laub
Artist's work donated to Diamond Point in Harrodsburg ANN R. HARNEY
Police say man tried to persuade young girl to drink
Wilmore announces landscape winners
Well-known Powell County artist dies at 91
Nicholasville police reports
SPORTS
Basketball: KSD girls fall to Augusta
Basketball: Godbey on Cumberland JV
Basketball: Martin layup lifts Lincoln over Pulaski NANCY LEEDY
Basketball: Eagles open with sweep of Harrodsburg Middle NANCY LEEDY
Football Playoffs: Improved line play behind Danville's success MIKE MARSEE
UK football: Woodson named Most Valuable Player
Football Playoffs: Emotion, turnovers keys for Admirals LARRY VAUGHT
Bell thriving in new role with Dolphins Jason Lieser/Palm Beach Post
Vaught's Views: Somerset coach gives edge to Danville LARRY VAUGHT
Sports schedule for Nov. 30
Youth Football: Lincoln White, Broncos repeat as champions
ENTERTAINMENT
OPINION
BUSINESS
Samaans open events hall Lisa King
Business briefs
EDUCATION
OBITUARY
FOOD
Art full of love Lisa King
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