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What happened on October 29, 2007
SPORTS
Soccer: Crump's goal gives Centre emotional win
Vaught's Views: Woodson leads even after loss LARRY VAUGHT
UK Notebook: Loss 'hits' Cats LARRY VAUGHT
Coach Stoney: Seeing another side of the game STEVE STONEBRAKER
Cats suffer breakdown, fall to Dogs Keith Taylor
UK all banged up Larry Vaught/Danville Advocate Messenger
Who would have thought? (10-29)
Cool Rides: Truck of the Year ANN R. HARNEY
ENTERTAINMENT
About the Arts: Bring out your decorated pumpkins JENNIFER BRUMMETT
FEATURES
Library Farewell Party set for Thursday
Looking back: From our files
Still picking: Damaged hand doesn't stop lifelong musician EMILY TOADVINE
Net Xpress: New Mac OS X Leopard features numerous improvement SHEILA J. CLARK
Spooky stories: Tales of ghosts and goblins passed down by Overstreet family BRENDA S. EDWARDS
Ghost hunters: Paranormal investigators use own time and money to seek out supernatural JENNIFER BRUMMETT
NEWS
People: Town bustling with construction workers HERB BROCK
News briefs for October 29
Vacant house burns in Stanford
Trick or treat area schedule
Inspectors clear day care GEORGE LEWIS
Who would have thought? (10-29) Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
First Fire Fall Festival
What the devil does the doctor mean? Jim Waters
The fruits of the season Betty Smith
Local briefs
Letters to the editor for Oct. 29
Fleeing suspect crashes vehicle Samieh Shalash
Sun Scene calendar
Celebrate reading (Photo submitted)
Beshear challenges Fletcher on morals Mike Wynn
Police and fire reports
25 Years Ago
Fire takes hundreds of hay bales from Lincoln farmer
Fletcher, Beshear spar at Centre debate HERB BROCK
Centre Debate: Both candidates receive high marks HERB BROCK
Convicted murderer James Crews dies ANN R. HARNEY
Mercer Adult Day Care expands services, names director ANN R. HARNEY
Hall-Burns vows said
Casey grand jury indicts 15 STEPHANIE SCHELL
OPINION
HEALTH
Preventing falls and hip fractures Regenia Campbell
OBITUARY
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