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What happened on October 20, 2006
SPORTS
Sports schedule for Oct. 20
Soccer: Danville boys cap big week with regional crown MIKE MARSEE
Football: Centre's bye week helped prepare for Trinity HAL MORRIS
UK Notebook: Randolph Morris wants to improve his rebounding LARRY VAUGHT
Vaught's Views: Better team chemistry a priority for Kentucky LARRY VAUGHT
Danville Bowlarama results for Oct. 20
Sports briefs
UK's Strength coach brings added bonus Larry Vaught/Danville Advocate Messenger Sports Editor
Stevenson adjusting to college game Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
Winning matters to Ormerod Larry Vaught/Danville Advocate Messenger Sports Editor
KWC coming home
NEWS
McConnell endorses Scutchfield in Boyle judge-executive race LIZ MAPLES
Centre surpasses fundraising goal
Religion: Harrodsburg United Methodist honors Humber
Danville Fire Department ready to kick off toy drive
Garrard superintendent says rumors about new school unfounded BOBBIE CURD
Crossroads brand chosen for Rural Heritage Development Initiative ANN R. HARNEY
Fund established to help with Casey boy's funeral expenses
Stanford garage dedication draws large crowd STEPHANIE SCHELL
Savvy Senior Jim Miller
Friday Calendar
Watching 'checkbook' top priority for Reed Mike Wynn
Sun scene briefs
First Settlers talk dessert
25 Years Ago
"Tales of Edgar Allen Poe" comes to Leeds Samieh Shalash
Dr. Story Musgrave will come to Leeds
Former member challenges chair for school board seat Emily Salmon
Make pumpkin part of your 5-a-day plan Jennifer Howard
Tent City protest held at KSD BOBBIE CURD
Accused sex offender pleads not guilty Emily Salmon
Wolford brothers' achievements honored at Casey Chamber banquet BRENDA S. EDWARDS
Alcohol sales, smoking, trash debated at Danville Commission forum TODD KLEFFMAN
Boyle County news briefs
Casey Chamber presents business, individual and industry awards BRENDA S. EDWARDS
Religion: Enjoying his work keeps Episcopal shepherd busy HERB BROCK
Here And There
Evening of Elegance to benefit academy, church, health clinic
Osborne Brothers come to Leeds Samieh Shalash
Church briefs for Oct. 20
OPINION
OBITUARY
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