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What happened on February 01, 2008
NEWS
Inspiration Point: Are you ready for the end? RICK LELAND
Group thinks it has proof Lancaster theater is haunted BOBBIE CURD
Church briefs for February 1
$25,000 reward but no arrests STEPHANIE SCHELL
Perryville sewer UPDATE: Some residents could be back home by Monday STEPHANIE SCHELL
Boyle 911 Police blotter for February 1
Sewage cleanup begins as residents remain displaced STEPHANIE SCHELL
Baeker wins Arts Citizen Award
Armed robber steals purse in Danville parking lot
Labor of love: Retired couple makes First Baptist focal point of many community activities HERB BROCK
A bright leader for my generation Randall Patrick
NO MORE BABBLIN' Mike Wynn
Birth
Local briefs
Clark's exam scores match state average Katheran Wasson
25 Years Ago
Legislating
Homecoming
Clint Jones running for city commission Sun Staff Report
Bowl for Kids' Sake in 2008 Mike Wynn
Sun Scene calendar
Committee approves Sen. Palmer's bill regarding golf carts Sun Staff Report
Americans addicted to spending Don McNay
Alpha Alpha Chapter met Jan. 14
News briefs for February 1
'Youth Gone Wild': Mascot, other school property vandalized in Lancaster BOBBIE CURD
Police and fire reports
Inmates edgy as Boyle jail bans cigarettes TODD KLEFFMAN
Here and There
Lexington clinic treats addicts BOBBIE CURD
Methadone-related deaths on the rise BOBBIE CURD
Dennis Wallace files for city commission
Couple indicted in Casey home invasion TODD KLEFFMAN
Sun Scene briefs
SPORTS
UK Basketball: Defense -- Gillispie expects struggle with Georgia LARRY VAUGHT
UK Basketball: A better UK not a big surprise LARRY VAUGHT
UK Basketball: Crawford may not play LARRY VAUGHT
Basketball: Danville alum Jackson honored
UK Basketball: Dogs worry Gillispie Larry Vaught/Danville Advocate Messenger
Taylor: People and things Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
Prep Basketball: Hatton sparks Cards Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
Basketball round-up: Mercer girls drop one to Washington
Basketball: Mercer's Sickles looking to make the most of opportunity HAL MORRIS
OPINION
BUSINESS
Tax changes likely won't affect local people KELLY MCKINNEY
OBITUARY
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