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What happened on April 17, 2008
OPINION
Case studies in court fairness Jeff Walls
Editorial: Danville smoking ban tough, but it is the right call
Letter: The Moving Vietnam Wall at Centre should be seen
Time to move on
Home show howling success Janie Pass
Young journalists are impressive GEORGE LEWIS
Consider organ donation Teresa Reed
Letter: Boyle High greenhouse is for the future
Letter: Danville ice cream truck in the news again
Obama's easy on the eyes Marcia Carson
NEWS
Breaking news: Garrard school chief to stay on the job CHARLIE COX
Day of Prayer to be observed at Trinity Episcopal Church
Boyle 911 Police blotter for April 17
State of Centre discussed at trustees meeting
Offices, homes: Development proposed for 150 Bypass farm BOBBIE CURD
Boyle County High School students stage presidential race CHARLIE COX
Education budget cuts trickle down into class room CHARLIE COX
News briefs for April 17
Garrard man pleads guilty to kidnapping, raping woman
Vietnam 'Moving Wall ' coming to Danville BOBBIE CURD
Road work planned in Lincoln County
Gooch couple to celebrate anniversary
Green River Pentacostal Church News Georgia Lewis
Kings Mountain News Julia Ann Petersron
Cock-a-doodle don't! GEORGE LEWIS
Hospitals to eschew tobacco tobacco
Lincoln County Marriage Licenses
McKinney Elementary announces honor roll
Farm Facts DAN GRIGSON
Moonlight Mile race set for May 2
Fairview Baptist Church News Peggy Jenkins
School menus for April 21-25
Superintendent touts dual credit as she resigns MICHAEL BROIHIER
Stanford Church of the Nazarene News Donna Clark
Cards of thanks
'I knew that gas tank was going to blow' MICHAEL BROIHIER
Board requests funding for pool Mike Wynn
25 Years Ago
Coming up in today's edition of The Winchester Sun:
Spring cleaning time Jennifer Howard
County approves pay raises Mike Wynn
Telephone Pioneers met April 10
Subsidies: This little piggy went to market Jim Waters
Sun Scene calendar
Police and Fire Reports
Hydrant flushings
Understanding the puzzle of autism Katheran Wasson
BCTC building preparing to open for classes May 6
The politics of bitterness Michael Gerson
Warrants in Boyle County for April 17
Two teenage intruders captured MICHAEL BROIHIER
Senior Moments group met April 8
Community Announcements
Lincoln County property transfers
SkillsUSA Team competes in regional competition
Church Announcements
End of an era GEORGE LEWIS
Post office boxes a safe alternative to mail delivery Joey Keith
Lincoln County District Court News
Magistrate Rick Smith cleared of violations Mike Wynn
Earth Day Festival to be held in Garrard County Saturday
Looking back...20 years ago
Tapp slams Upton for shirking blame MICHAEL BROIHIER
Free tree seedlings available from Boyle County Conservation District
Bond for mother accused of abuse quadrupled Fred Petke
Police news: Harrodsburg man arrested after spraying Mace
ENTERTAINMENT
SPORTS
Tennis: Mercer girls sweep Danville HAL MORRIS
Vaught's Views: Ford will prove doubters wrong at OSU LARRY VAUGHT
UK Basketball: Cats sign Galloway LARRY VAUGHT
UK Football: Florida LB likes Kentucky LARRY VAUGHT
UK Notebook: Quarterback still up for grabs LARRY VAUGHT
Softball: Power surge -- Goldey showing more than just speed for Garrard HAL MORRIS
UK spring football: Hines wants No. 1 position LARRY VAUGHT
Weir shot falls short in 7th: Danville holds on for 7-4 win Nancy Leedy
Keeton, Ralston, Young share MVP award
Ponderosa has full racing program slated for Friday
UK coach addresses rumors of Jasper leaving Katheran Wasson
eGolf tour tees off Graham Johns
Q&A: Lyons ready to lead Cats Keith Taylor
Ford's loss no gain for Cats Larry Vaught
Tennis: Mercer boys use experience in 3-2 win MIKE MARSEE
Rewiring a trailer not a hard task Lee McClellan
Lincoln netters win on road Nancy Leedy
Keeton receives CJ all-state honorable mention Nancy Leedy
Laurel River Lake to host bass fishing tournament
Soccer: Danville's Karapandzic to sign with Campbellsville MIKE MARSEE
OBITUARY
BUSINESS
Business brief
Hey individual investors: look out for yourself Carmack Kersey/Edward Jones
EKPC seeks renewable energy proposals
Local women using their business to fight leukemia Mike Wynn
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