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What happened on October 26, 2006
OBITUARY
NEWS
Consultant urges more focus on youth BOBBIE CURD
Farm Facts: Many benefits to soil testing DAN GRIGSON
One injured when Casey school bus turns over
News briefs
Danville Mayor's race: Candidates face questions
Paint Lick program hosts 21st Century Family Night BOBBIE CURD
Danville Mayor's race: Jamey Gay calls campaign a humbling experience LIZ MAPLES
Governor brings Casey County $4 million in grants BRENDA S. EDWARDS
Portion of Advocate sales to benefit breast cancer foundation
Boyle deputy honored for DUI arrests
Mercer police news for Oct. 26
Letters to the Editor
Third quarter slump costs West a home win Abigail Laub
What's New at the Wilmore Senior Community Center in November?
State representative candidates hotly debate issues Lisa King
Coroner forum highlights experience, professionalism Katheran Wasson
Military brief
Savvy Senior Jim Miller
Farmers market closes for winter Katheran Wasson
Youth hunters gather for weekend camp Abigail Laub
Fire department's toy drive begins Mike Moore
School system to get $600,000 for broadband Katheran Wasson
New signal set to go online Mike Moore
What I learned from the forums Mike Moore
County calendar
Birth
Kentucky's jobless rate down in September
Nicholasville Now! plans sixth annual Spooktacular
I, too, am a plate spinner Christina Huffman
Lunch menus
Vandals leave cryptic messages in Crab Orchard GEORGE LEWIS
Brown, Schlafer to wed
Two qualify for AP scholar award
News from Green River Church GEORGIA LEWIS
Sign flap yields DUI GEORGE LEWIS
Bailey named executive director of CASA
News from Fairview Baptist Church SCENA ANN PETREY
LC Cancer Coalition To Host Health Fair
Roberts graduates from ROTC course
Silverthorns celebrate anniversary
25 Years Ago
Sun scene briefs
Martek to reduce its workforce Mike Wynn
Thursday's calendar
County overbilled on property taxes Mike Wynn
Day of Disaster Emily Salmon
Church announcements for Oct. 26
State agriculture briefs
Religion briefs
Public safety day labeled a success Mike Moore
Lincoln District Court news for Oct. 26
This week in Jessamine History
Community announcements for Oct. 26
Letters to the Editor
Internet crimes against children discussed at Stanford seminar STEPHANIE SCHELL
Candidates discuss deputy shortage, drug problem Lisa King
Jailer candidates discuss overcrowding, rehabilitation Katheran Wasson
Agencies participate in regional preparedness exercise Mike Moore
Danville Mayor's race: Hugh Coomer is a numbers guy LIZ MAPLES
Wedding
Halloween events
Fairness issues revisited by KHSAA last week Abigail Laub
Jessamine girl granted $16 million in abuse case Lisa King
Police and Fire briefs
Circuit Court Records
News briefs
Waynesburg man arrested for drug trafficking BOBBIE CURD
Boosters upset about fundraiser decision Katheran Wasson
Nicholasville police reports
Where was Josiah Jackson's grave?
East takes seventh season win, prepares for playoffs Abigail Laub
Casey man killed when forklift flips BRENDA S. EDWARDS
Marriage licenses in Lincoln County
Lincoln County property transfers for Oct. 26
Danville commission race: Candidates grilled about issues
Wedding
Candidate Vaughan calls for government cooperation Katheran Wasson
Seminary in no hurry to name next president Mike Moore
OPINION
Use of deadly force law expanded Gardner Wagers
Horn can contribute to betterment of Mercer
Hamner addresses 'provocative' question
Country needs a house cleaning
Soldiers know risk involved
Junction needs Pemberton
Vote for McQuerry
Letter: Great article
Letter: Loving and helping
Letter: A great season
View From The Bench: The Only Thing That Amounts to Anything DAVID TAPP
Letter: Two fine gentlemen
Letter: Drugs kill
Polling place vote ignored rules
No. 1 reason to re-elect Peckler
ENTERTAINMENT
SPORTS
Sports schedule for Oct. 26
Vaught's Views: Florida's Humphrey makes Boyle kids' vacation LARRY VAUGHT
Football: Young Boyle defense starting to play better LARRY VAUGHT
SEC Notebook: SEC coaches not counting out Wildcats LARRY VAUGHT
Larry's Picks: Cats ease by Mississippi State LARRY VAUGHT
Sports briefs
Basketball: LCMS girls roll 3-0 NANCY LEEDY
Cross Country: Sanders, Frith lead Lincoln in Pulaski, Plummer Invitationals NANCY LEEDY
Friday is Little League Night at LCHS
Football: District title on the line Friday
Soccer: LexCath blanks Boyle girls 5-0 in quarterfinals HAL MORRIS
Football: Comeback effort lifts Lincoln over Montgomery 40-22 NANCY LEEDY
SEC Notebook: Tennesee's Pearl says fans should drop Lofton issue LARRY VAUGHT
EDUCATION
BUSINESS
Cre8tive Group honors ingenuity Katheran Wasson
FOOD
A swing thing Mike Moore
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