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What happened on May 21, 2009
NEWS
Danville schools report second case of MRSA DAVID BROCK
News briefs for May 21
Economic partnership nearing financial goal of $100,000 DAVID BROCK
Gas stove issue cools in Lancaster BEN KLEPPINGER
Last parcel acquired for Garrard Judicial Center BEN KLEPPINGER
Lincoln schools take first budget cuts Michael Broihier
Three county Democrats in for 2010 judge-executive race
Gilbert faces fresh lawsuit Michael Broihier
Lincoln Pandemic Summit Michael Broihier
Healthy choice for Winchester Randy Patrick
Process begins to fill judge seats Fred Petke
Orchestras end year on high note
Letters to the editor for May 21
Mowing backlog James Mann
25 Years Ago
Community Calendar
Lunch corner
Crime Stoppers
Young at art Randy Patrick
Local briefs
WMU deals with salary snafu Mike Wynn
Break-ins reported on Danville's Ben-Ali Drive
Vandals wreak havoc in Ebenezer cemetery Mike Moore
P&Z shuns expansion of Danville's historic district DAVID BROCK
Police and fire reports
Centre holds awards ceremony for staff, faculty
Crash course: Lincoln disaster drill hones responder skills TODD KLEFFMAN
Garrard grand jury returns nine indictments
SPORTS
Prep Baseball: Danville's Yates will play for Maryville HAL MORRIS
Vaught's Views: Wall plans to stay LARRY VAUGHT
Prep Track & Field: On the run -- Boyle hopes to keep 3200-meter relay title LARRY VAUGHT
45th District Baseball Boyle Rebs outlast Bat Pats 3-2 Nancy Leedy
Harts begin state play today Nancy Leedy
Lincoln's Bunch, 3200 relay team win region track titles Nancy Leedy
Hart falls to Witten in final 12th Region final Nancy Leedy
Track and Field: Hubbard in same field as Hood Sun Staff Report
Prep Softball: Clark falls to Tribe in district finals Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
Little League Roundup
Prep Softball: Clark falls to Tribe in district finals Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
UK Basketball: Wall says Calipari an influence Larry Vaught/Danville Advocate Messenger
Prep Baseball: Mercer rallies to win 46th MIKE MARSEE
ENTERTAINMENT
OPINION
Guest column: Cap and trade makes no sense for Kentucky LOIS ANN DISPONETT
ATC has good classes Ashtyn Lovett
Giving honor to the ultimate sacrifice Randy L. Pleva, Sr
Adams declares candidacy Jim W. Adams
Just once, could the, uh, dirt roll uphill? Michael Broihier
An unpayable debt Howard Coop
Writing While Black Marcia Carson
Likes taking things apart Jacob Caudill
BUSINESS
Students shadow local jobs
Business briefs
Smart money moves for new 'empty nesters' Carmack Kersey/Edward Jones
OBITUARY
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