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What happened on September 15, 2008
SPORTS
Prep soccer: Cards fall at Central Hardin Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
Volleyball: Lincoln's Frith enjoys playing MIKE MARSEE
Prep Football: Lessons in quitting - and not quitting LARRY VAUGHT
UK Notebook: Competition -- Brooks will take close look at kicker, receivers this week LARRY VAUGHT
Yates wins Beat the Experts Contest
Field Hockey: Centre wins over Bridgewater College
Local Sports Briefs Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
UK Football: Brooks plans evaluation period Larry Vaught/Danville Advocate Messenger
UK football: Cats avoid Middle Mircle Larry Vaught/Danville Advocate Messenger
Prep Cross Country: Lady Cards win meet Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
UK Football: Cats' defense comes up big
Civitan football opens 30th season Rachel Parsons
Cool Rides: Standing alone -- '58 Chevy Biscayne in class of its own TODD KLEFFMAN
Vaught's Views: Parsons likes caddying for Holmes LARRY VAUGHT
NEWS
25 years ago
Tractor-trailer delayed for five hours in Mercer during search for drugs CHARLIE COX
Fire damages house in Stanford
Boyle 911 Police blotter for September 15
Wind knocks out power to thousands Staff Report
Danville-Boyle Chamber to host forum on ballot question
Community calendar for Sept. 15, 2008
Going for a windy walk
Coming up in today's edition of the Winchester Sun
Local briefs for Sept. 15
Living in Rosemary-land Rachel Parsons
Lunch corner
Taking my new kitchen for granite Peter McKay
Monday Q&A: The Sun talks to UK Athletics Director Mitch Barnhart Keith Taylor
GRC's Cardinal Trust Bank offers students real-world experience Rachel Parsons
Planning director resigns Katheran Wasson
Police/fire for Sept. 15
News briefs for September 15
Berl Perdue named Sheriff of the Year Fred Petke
Fugitive turns up in Boyle CHARLIE COX
OPINION
ENTERTAINMENT
'Pharoah's Daughter': Middle Eastern meets world beat fusion in concert at Berea College
EKU faculty member gets rave reviews for debut novel
30 years strong: Constitution Square Festival features more local offerings during 30th run JENNIFER BRUMMETT
Salvisa Ruritan Days set
Baskets created from honeysuckle, willow at KAC
HISTORY
Book Signing event for 'Lincoln's Table'
Emancipation Proclamation celebrated Saturday: Re-enactors, poets, speakers, local vendor plan participation
Looking Back: From Our Files for September 15
Looking Back: A part of history -- Citizens National Bank has long past on Main BRENDA S. EDWARDS
Cemetery preservation workshop set for Sept. 27
FEATURES
BUSINESS
The Learning Tree for Children: New center provides curiculum-based services STEPHANIE SCHELL
Net Xpress: Condition your laptop battery SHEILA J. CLARK
Magic Carpet riding high despite economy slump STEPHANIE SCHELL
Business briefs for September 15
HEALTH
At the end of the rainbow Julie Peterson
Beauty in a fall garden Mary Agria
OBITUARY
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