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What happened on August 05, 2008
SPORTS
Breaking News: Pulley dismissed from UK football team LARRY VAUGHT
UK football players react to announcement of Pulley's dismissal LARRY VAUGHT
UK Football: Injured Ford filling leadership role LARRY VAUGHT
UK Notebook: Phillips likes his line LARRY VAUGHT
Vaught's Views: Rall is coaching again LARRY VAUGHT
Bootball: Danville's Baughman growing up at Western MIKE MARSEE
Pulley dismissed from team Larry Vaught/Danville Advocate Messenger
UK Football: Hartline ready to lead Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
Golf: Boyle ties for first
Clinic teaches women values of football Rachel Parsons
Gate City Invitational Results Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
NEWS
News briefs for August 5
Fiscal court to consider emergency notification
Just spinning the dial Peter McKay
County fire department investigated by the state Fred Petke
City to appoint new police chief at meeting tonight Mike Wynn
25 Years Ago
Calendar for Aug. 5
WMU wants developers to pay for sewer lines Mike Wynn
Coming up in Tuesday's edition of The Wincheser Sun
Letters to the Editor
Fundraiser planned for Travis Fryman Memorial Scholarship
Play it once (again), Sam, for old time's sake Chuck Witt
No Child Left Behind: Clark district improves, but misses some targets Katheran Wasson
The power of positive thinking Jean Brody
Junction City cyclist injured in wreck MICHAEL BROIHIER
Local news briefs
Mercer Fair results
Candidates file for Boyle offices
Obituaries for Aug. 5, 2008
Band camp wraps up Friday
2nd Suspect arrested in 2002 Lincoln double murder GEORGE LEWIS
Breaking news: Third arrest made in Shangraw/Upton murder case
Crime Stoppers
Police and fire reports for Aug. 5, 2008
OPINION
Petitioners respond to editorial: Let citizens evaluate forms of government
Letter: Hays right, for once
Letter: Harmon served community well
Guest column: Washington liberals are out of touch on energy issues LELAND CONWAY
Guest editorial: Congress becoming a parody of itself
Letter: Know where your children are
FEATURES
On the Light Side: In defense of old, trodden down KATHERINE ORTON
ENTERTAINMENT
OBITUARY
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