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What happened on August 25, 2008
SPORTS
Prep soccer: Cards, Lady Cards victorious Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
Baseball: Boyle's Teague wants to be starter for Western HAL MORRIS
Tips From the Pro: Warm up important for high school golfers BRUCE BROWN
Soccer: Rebuilding -- Garrard boys facing a different season MIKE MARSEE
Martin fires 75 in event Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
Brooks: Cats picking up the pace Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
Cool Rides: Perfect match -- Camaro has something for husband, wife CLAY JACKSON
Vaught's Views: Letcher kept Turner's career intact LARRY VAUGHT
NEWS
Boyle Fire Department receives $321,890
Centre dorm ready for students SPENCE KIMBALL
News briefs for August 25
Boyle 911 Police blotter for August 25
Friday: a day of revelations in Lincoln Circuit Court. George Lewis
Local news briefs
Sustaining angels: Angel Food Ministries provides meals for people in Clark County who need help
Lunch corner
Community Calendar for Aug. 25, 2008
Monday Q&A: The Sun talks with Winchester's new police chief, Kevin Palmer Fred Petke
Homeless veteran in Clark County needs help
Appearing in today's edition of The Winchester Sun:
Here's one for you, Mom Rachel Parsons
Picking your dinner from the garden Hazel Bush
Campbell Double Murder Indictment video
Simmons Double Murder Indictment
Crafting furniture the old, slow way Mike Wynn
Highlights: GRC vs. Woodford Co. scrimmage
Kentucky Wesleyan students visit site of former Winchester campus Katheran Wasson
Wesley's Place gets donation
Police and fire reports for Aug. 25, 2008
BUSINESS
Net Xpress: Windows XP users may notice change SHEILA J. CLARK
Business briefs for August 25
Jungle Jump: Indoor facility offers 'premier' experience STEPHANIE SCHELL
ENTERTAINMENT
KAC combines programs to expand Kentucky Crafted brand
Danville man accepted to Kentucky Arts Council Performing Arts Directory
Local artist featured at KAC
EKU Chautauqua series focuses on freedom
Carlisle woman discovers her inner artist SPENCE KIMBALL
Southeast's largest horror, paranormal convention set
OPINION
FEATURES
A different angle: Divided you fail BOBBIE CURD
Dare to care: Health, year-round volunteer elements added to Day of Caring STEPHANIE SCHELL
People: Scoutmaster helps turn boys into men HERB BROCK
HISTORY
Battle of Richmond Visitors and History Center to open
Looking Back: From Our Files for August 25
Looking Back: Memoirs of war -- Soldier writes of his experience during the Civil War BRENDA S. EDWARDS
History comes to life at Constitution Square Festival
Looking Back: The secrets of Ben Hardin Whitehouse BRENDA S. EDWARDS
OBITUARY
HEALTH
Cholesterol Limbo: How low can you go? Julie Peterson
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