What happened on January 18, 2007

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What happened on January 18, 2007

NEWS

Farm Facts: A cow's view of hay DAN GRIGSON

Bluegrass buys Garrard County Stockyards LIZ MAPLES

Casey authorities investigate copper thefts BRENDA S. EDWARDS

Reins change at Economic Development Partnership ANN R. HARNEY

Flu shots still widely available - and effective BOBBIE CURD

Area schools have escaped flu this month BRENDA S. EDWARDS

Teen escapes attempted abduction in Garrard County BOBBIE CURD

Abandon the multitudes and take the time to pray Christina Huffman

Lottery has benefited the state Chip Polston

Local skaters give input for park design Abigail Laub

City may purchase utility software Lisa King

Officials gather to map out community's future Mike Moore

Police searching for armed robber Lisa King

A little cooperation can go a long way Mike Moore

Court passes final approval for code book Lisa King

Families are key at First Assembly of God Mike Moore

Firefighters will be breathing easier with new packs Mike Moore

East hosting alumni night Abigail Laub

Transparency in court proceedings beneficial to Kentucky's families John Nelson

Jaguars take down top-ranked Titans Tyler Young

Life and a box of chocolates Kim Ryan

Faith has a place in our public life Randall Patrick

Free speech for a president and protesters Gene Policinski

Start your year right by recycling Marisa Aull

Audit finds city in tiptop shape Mike Moore

State checks Wilmore's disaster preparedness Katheran Wasson

As county grows, schools grow, too Katheran Wasson

Clark gets new district judgeship Emily Salmon

Living Large Samieh Shalash

Analysis renews city commission's interest in WMU fee increase Mike Wynn

Organizations team up to count Kentucky's horses Rob Amburgey

Marchers in Stanford celebrate Martin Luther King legacy NANCY LEEDY

West girls excel in recent swim meets Abigail Laub

Goettl won't run for attorney general Lisa King

Big Brothers Big Sisters recognizes local donors Katheran Wasson

Parents should be held responsible for enforcing gun safety in the home Leland Conway

School buses involved in separate accidents Mike Moore

Camenisch wins Chandler internship NANCY LEEDY

Saint Joseph to move forward with annexation Mike Moore

Inmates charged in jail assault at Boyle Detention Center TODD KLEFFMAN

Fox expected to stay in cable lineup for now Mike Wynn

Full-service hospital put on hold Mike Moore

Fain's 26 points, Kagoro's big hit propel West win Abigail Laub

Pickup truck slams into Tates Creek Estates home Lisa King

Savvy Senior helps with hearing loss Jim Miller

Hastie, boyfriend posed for suggestive photos at school GEORGE LEWIS

Lair makes Top 5 in state Junior Miss NANCY LEEDY

News alert: Pastor arrested on burglary, drug-related charges Mike Moore

Where in the world? Harry Enoch

SPORTS

Asbury swimmers aid devastated Gulf Coast Abigail Laub

East hosting alumni night Abigail Laub

Girls Basketball: Lady Pats use defense to beat Garrard NANCY LEEDY

Boys Basketball: Miller leads Lincoln over Garrard NANCY LEEDY

Girls Basketball: Lincoln shoots down Casey at foul line NANCY LEEDY

Taylor: People and things Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor

UK Basketball: Stevenson still adjusting Larry Vaught/Danville Advocate Messenger Sports Editor

Boys Basketball: Patriots stop Perkins, Pulaski NANCY LEEDY

New region format being considered Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor

Basketball: Boyle's Hellyer dangerous inside and out LARRY VAUGHT

OPINION

Editorial: Tough call to run pictures? Not really GEORGE LEWIS

Seven goals for 2007 Sun editorial

ENTERTAINMENT

Review: 'Stomp' will leave dance fans feeling empty CHARLIE COX

Review: Familiar fodder reconstructed originally in 'Alpha Dog' DAVID CARRIER

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Rite Aid opens on Keene Road Lisa King

FOOD

Turning the page Lisa King