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What happened on August 18, 2008
NEWS
Boyle sheriff not sure when he will return to work JESSE OSBOURNE
Police news: Mercer man's car vandalized
Fatal collision shuts down U.S. 27
Lincoln couple's stimulus check cashed by wrong person CHARLIE COX
Centre ranked No. 13 best institution
News briefs for August 18
Murder suspect under wraps George Lewis
Lunch corner
Local briefs
Best friends are worth fighting with Rachel Parsons
25 Years Ago
Calendar for Aug. 18
Born-again ex-cons 'invade' Northpoint JESSE OSBOURNE
Here she is, the new Junior Miss Rachel Parsons
Suspect in bingo robbery captured Fred Petke
High Bridge Festival set for weekend Tyler Young
Crab Orchard Fire Department garners another FEMA grant Michael Broihier
Boyle student attends UK Health Career Camp
Deadly crash kills Stanford man
Irvine woman killed in a car accident
Police and fire reports for Aug. 18
Local man hit by a minivan on Iron Works Fred Petke
SPORTS
Tips From the Pro: Practice, not play, key for junior golfers BRUCE BROWN
Kick it! WYSL opens new era Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
UK high on recruit's list Larry Vaught/Danville Advocate Messenger
FYI: Sports briefs Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
UK Football: Cats' defense 'bringing it' Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
Cool rides: A family project -- Sivis says Chevy rebuild was years in the making CHARLIE COX
Football: Redshirt year helped Seth Tamme LARRY VAUGHT
OPINION
FEATURES
ENTERTAINMENT
Clay artist creates pieces inspired by family
Norton Center announces schedule
Local business accepted into Kentucky Crafted Program
Area artists accepted into Market Program
Ragged Edge theater puts retro spin on children's classic SPENCE KIMBALL
Artist paints 'Horses of the Bible' SPENCE KIMBALL
In retirement, friends fashion wooden works of art SPENCE KIMBALL
John Haywood to demonstrate oil painting in Berea
HISTORY
BUSINESS
HEALTH
Everyone wins when babies are breast fed Clark County Health Department
OBITUARY
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