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What happened on July 15, 2009
SPORTS
Prep Basketball: DeForest leaves, Garrard needs boys coach MIKE MARSEE
Homeland Equipment Area MVPs for the Week of July 15
Prep Basketball: Centre camp offers middle school games HAL MORRIS
Area Recreation Calendar for July 15
White believes young players the key for UK LARRY VAUGHT
In the 'Zone' Bill Thiry
Taylor's thoughts By Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
Prep Basketball: Tryouts
Little League: Garrard wins title -- Will play in state Thursday
Baker, Caudill qualify for world's largest rodeo Nancy Leedy
NEWS
Boyle 911 Police blotter for July 15
News briefs for July 15
Lincoln County Fair results for July 15
We're sorry
Agritourism offers many fun summer activities
Lincoln magistrate takes broadband provider to task MICHAEL BROIHIER
Boyle Fire board 'endorses' suspensions
Sheriff sparkles in audit Bob Flynn
Don't let sun ruin summer Tyler Young
WFD in search of new recruits Tyler Young
Core strength key to injury prevention MIke Moore
Haas, Meyer win Junior Am Casey Castle
NPD forms partnership with Jessamine clergy Mike Moore
The race is on
Telephone Pioneers conduct July meeting
Local briefs for July 15
Letters to the editor for July 15
Work begins on comprehensive plan By Rachel Parsons
Jefferson was right: Country needs term limits By Chuck Witt
Calendar for July 15
Grand opening for local farmers market is Saturday By Jennifer Howard
Farmer-Powell to exchange vows
Cox takes over as district A.D. Casey Castle
Boyle sheriff needs help moving prisoners SUSIE LAUN
Ag Notes: Learn the basics of summer fly control on cattle JERRY LITTLE
Birth announcements for July 15
Consuelo Canas
Hollywood comes to Jessamine Laura Butler
Officals react to KACo charges Bob Flynn
McDowell changes bond for new wing SUSIE LAUN
Horse Club members participate in district, state horse shows By Heather Cassill
Council discusses, tables golf cart issue Tyler Young
Clark County prisoner in detox found dead By Fred Petke
Lincoln County Grand Jury indicts six
Arena developer misses deadline By Mike Wynn
Garrard board gives update on new high school, welcomes new superintendent SUSIE LAUN
Police and fire reports for July 15
Human rights commission could be formed in Mercer County SUSIE LAUN
Abuse victim offers blanket of kindness Laura Butler
Junction City man gets max for sexually exploiting girl
Prison dogs: Northpoint trains canines for Boyle County Humane Society
Musselman-Dunne Tour results Casey Castle
25 Years Ago
Diversion program gaining momentum Bob Flynn
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