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What happened on April 22, 2009
NEWS
USDA: Natural Resources Conservation Service announces sign-up for grassland reserve program
Healthy activities coming to Danville DAVID BROCK
Boyle 911 Police blotter for April 22
Ag Notes: Take steps to protect your home from termites, other pests JERRY LITTLE
Salvation Army needs donations, customers HERB BROCK
Pets of the week: Good Sport and Queen Louise
Smokers in a huff over tax hike Bob Flynn
Youth cost-share program receives funding Journal staff report
Religion briefs for April 23
'09 Highbridge Film fest set for Saturday Tyler Young
N'ville among cities with tea parties Journal staff report
Wilmore current with federal ID theft prevention Tyler Young
Porch series to 'rock' Fence Mike Moore
JSO investigating suspicious van fire Journal staff report
Taste of Jessamine set to tantalize tastebuds Mike Moore
Don't use downturn as way out for tithing Howard Dayton
Camp Nelson reenacts Lincoln's funeral memorial Mike Moore
NFD honors past, present members Mike Moore
Cycle of life comes full circle Bob Flynn
Wilmore Fire Department receives $41,629 grant Tyler Young
School lunch menus for April 27 - May 1
Female inmate walks away Michael Broihier
Hydrant flushings to continue Thursday
New rules for parks get the green light Mike Wynn
Lunch corner
Board members bicker over scope of forum tonight Fred Petke
Play ball! Keith Taylor
Local briefs
Board approves facilities plan, 4-1 Fred Petke
Blanton Building will be knocked down after historic status removed Mike Wynn
25 Years Ago
Community Calendar
Teaching about teaching James Mann
Letters to the editor for April 22
Former city commissioner appointed to WMU board Mike Wynn
FFA flower sale James Mann
Police and fire reports
Tax credit available for new homebuyers Marisa Aull
Birth: Braxton Wesley Pike
Foundation supports Red Cross for NASCAR Day
Engagement: Ison-Blackford
Non-coverage of 'tea party' was appalling
Danville students win journalism awards
Planners ponder expunging PUDs from ordinances Tyler Young
Missing Junction City teen returns home
Arena developer focusing on Winchester Mike Wynn
Burgin sets noise limits
Lockett named state finalist Journal staff report
Stanford Elementary School honor roll
Celebrate Earth Day by reducing your wastefulness Jennifer Howard
Wilmore author offers Earth-friendly tips that can save families thousands Tyler Young
Board accepts three extra days Fred Petke
Public record for April 23
NFD refurbishing 1950 fire truck Mike Moore
Engagement: East-Byall
Garrard grand jury indicts more suspects from drug sting
Resources abound for disadvantaged adults Cora Heffner
Garrard holds Earth Day Fest Saturday
County signs dead animal contract Mike Moore
News briefs for April 22
Woods says pink slips are on the way Michael Broihier
Circuit riding preacher visits Crab Orchard Michael Broihier
How to manage rust infections Frank Hicks/Extension Agent
SPORTS
Prep Tennis: Casey's Price thriving at the top MIKE MARSEE
Prep Baseball: Boyle takes care of Casey HAL MORRIS
Running: Thompson places 26th
UK Football: Film helps Guy LARRY VAUGHT
UK Football: Smith likes Trevathan's hunger, speed LARRY VAUGHT
Homeland Equipment Area MVPs for the Week of April 22
Prep Baseball: East Jessamine defeats Burgin
UK Football: Redshirting helped Rice LARRY VAUGHT
Prep Track & Field: Danville's Key is serious on track MIKE MARSEE
Prep Baseball: Boyle's Carter choose Union HAL MORRIS
Round one goes to the Colts, 9-1 Casey Castle
West races to top post at Relays Casey Castle
East's all-time leading scorer headed to Midway Casey Castle
Big two-game series could decide district fates Casey Castle
UK Football: Big turnout expected for spring game Larry Vaught/Danville Advocate Messenger
Taylor: Timing a key for Meeks and Patterson Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
Cheerleaders honored
Prep Tennis: Danville boys edge Garrard
Prep Softball: Shut out -- Garrard's Miniard, Speake help stifle Boyle LARRY VAUGHT
OPINION
Guest column: Temporary economic insanity becomes long-term damage JIM WATERS
Letter: Support groups help families
Letter: Media missed point of tea parties
Thankful hearts make food pantry flourish Rhonda Dragomir
Contrary to leftist belief, 'tea parties' attract more than right wing nutjobs Leland Conway
Even as industry roils, press keeps watch on democracy Gene Policinski
Bigotry is not an American value Caroline Fan
Life must have balance Howard Coop
"â?¦to the shores of Tripoli." Michael Broihier
Magistrate says a new direction needed Magistrate Jim Adams
Reasonable alternative for schools Sun editorial
Letter: Third-graders thankful for grant
In death, Rachel Scott was a witness for faith Randy Patrick
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