What happened on April 29, 2009

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What happened on April 29, 2009

NEWS

Lincoln balks at tourism proposal TODD KLEFFMAN

Boyle to change jail transport HERB BROCK

Mercury spill shuts down county's detention center Bob Flynn

Public Health: Be on look out for swine flue symptoms Journal staff report

JCP committee seeking public's input for future land use map Tyler Young

Streetscape meeting to be held Tuesday Mike Moore

JSO receives funds for new equipment Bob Flynn

Sharing God's word Brian Blackwell

Utility rates likely to change in June Mike Moore

Events galore planned for '09 Wine & Vine Tyler Young

East Middle cave going back underground Bob Flynn

Homemakers take first place Jennifer Howard

4-H can build self-confidence Roy Turley/Extension Agent

Puttin' on the Glitz under way Rachel Parsons

Clark County prepares for worst as flu spreads Mike Wynn

Doggy bags: Animal shelter selling bags to raise money Mike Wynn

It's never too late to become what you want Cora Heffner

Operation Happy Handover Mike Wynn

Magistrates amend economic development ordinance Bob Flynn

City to receive reimbursements for '09 ice storm before June 30 Mike Moore

Taste of Jessamine fills nearly 300 bellies Mike Moore

New Mercer ordinance brings franchise waste pickup to country DAVID BROCK

Professional development leads to success for school districts Rick Perry

What's next for our schools? Fred Petke

Candlelight vigil raises awareness of child abuse Mike Moore

'Downfall' shines at film fest Tyler Young

Boyle to activate ethics commission HERB BROCK

Nicholasville police investigating Samurai sword stabbing Mike Moore

Ag Notes: Control both types of flies on cattle JERRY LITTLE

Widow of Mark Dunn spearheading event for widows and widowers Tyler Young

One last word about cicadas Frank Hicks/Extension Agent

SPORTS

Shakey fishing is the latest rage LEE MCCLELLAN

Prep Baseball: Power surge -- Boyle hits five HRs in 10-5 victory HAL MORRIS

Colts corral number one seed in tourney Casey Castle

1-2 punch leads Jaguars in 8-game winning streak Casey Castle

West bounces back after 2-game skid Casey Castle

WJHS track girls win at Henry Clay Casey Castle

Prep Roundup: Lady Cards score late to beat Bourbon Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor

Familiar visitor Victoria Graff

Little League Roundup Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor

WJHS tennis aims to continue streak Casey Castle

FEATURES

K9 Corner: Dog may be more active than owner HELEN PALMER

4-H Clover Corner: Heard about Professor Popcorn? Ask your children KIM RAGLAND

OPINION

Fussy fund babies milking revenue from Bluegrass Leland Conway

Can Christian storytellers tackle Tinseltown without jamming Jesus down our throats? Tyler Young

By whatever name, religion in schools is still a tough sell Charles Haynes

Your next Big Mac-attack may cost you an extra $1 Rhonda Dragomir

EDUCATION

AP program may help cushion county's collegebounders Bob Flynn

OBITUARY

FOOD

Heaven on Earth Mike Moore