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What happened on November 04, 2009
SPORTS
UK Basketball: Q&A: Darius Miller
Homeland Equipment Area MVPs for the Week of November 4
Vaught's Views: UK's John Wall leads cheers By LARRY VAUGHT
Online soccer
Centre Sports: Gold and White luncheons resume
UK Football: Eastern next for UK By LARRY VAUGHT
Meet of Champions results Journal sports report
Lincoln holds off Garrard Golden Lions 14-7 in regular-season finale Nancy Leedy
Bunch, Frith lead Lady Patriots in KTCCCA Meet of Champions Nancy Leedy
Prep Basketball: Cardinals going full speed By Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
Prep Football: Powell will test Garrard Lions By HAL MORRIS
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Trophy smallmouth bass can't resist live bait
Prep Football: Mercer Titans know Letcher Central after being defeated by them in 2008 playoffs By MIKE MARSEE
NEWS
National grant helps fund Boyle project aimed at overcoming childhood obesity
Ag Heritage Center still in works in Mercer By SUSIE LAUN
Family friend says Garrard ambulance director's condition improves By BEN KLEPPINGER
Burgin close to enacting zoning map By SUSIE LAUN
Man gets 20 years in Boyle child porn case
Cause of fatal Boyle fire a mystery By DAVID BROCK
Harrodsburg doctor's statements to be allowed at murder trial Todd Kleffman
News briefs for November 4
Growing number of congregations taking to the Web Rachel Zoll
JCPL board gives thumbs-up to public comments Nov. 18 Jonathan Kleppinger
Religion briefs for Nov. 5
Thanks for supporting Main Street Playhouse
Commission to ban panhandling Journal staff report
Gilliland and Wright rank among state's best in assists, goals Casey Castle
Volley Colts did well by taking a stand
News briefs for Nov. 5
Snapshot not representative of Volley Colts
Fiscal court OK's addition to county road system Journal staff report
School lunch menus for Nov. 9 - Nov. 13.
Natural gas prices on decline Journal staff report
Group eyeing arena for equestrian events Tyler Young
Royal Manor fixture dies at 69 Jonathan Kleppinger
Pets of the week: Esther and Lady Jane
Hate crimes statute intended to silence Kelly Boggs
Allen graduates ROTC leaders course
To Your Health, Lincoln County Three Big Ideas Forrest W. Calico, MD, MPH
Napier yet to face indictment Todd Kleffman
Kings Mt. fuel leak continues to spread Michael Broihier
Clark band state bound By Bob Flynn
Letter to the editor for Nov. 4
Conservancy to showcase Hancock Creek watershed plan
Forest Grove church hosting quilt sale
Scenes of the season
25 Years Ago
Local briefs for Nov. 4
Police and fire reports for Nov. 4
Fall is a great time to fertilize, eradicate weeds By Frank Hicks
Community calendar for Nov. 4
$5mil loan secures McKechnie's future Mike Moore
No resolution yet in Boyle horse malnourishment case By BEN KLEPPINGER
Upset with JCLP
Authorities search pond for missing Casey man By TODD KLEFFMAN
America's Next Top Model celebrates with the Pats
Evidence in Lincoln child murder hasn't been presented By TODD KLEFFMAN
Asbury class reaching out to those living with AIDS Tyler Young
Pickup vs. county road grader in 150 crash Michael Broihier
West makes history with win over Grant Casey Castle
Police discover rolling meth lab Michael Broihier
City settles on truck traffic solution By Mike Wynn
Owens receives U.S. Coast Guard outstanding achievement honor
JCPL employees should not have been fired
Three file for office first day By Bob Flynn
'Natured different' Jonathan Kleppinger
Grease fire injures N'ville woman Journal staff report
Boyle, Danville, Garrard and Mercer bands head to semifinals
OBITUARY
FOOD
From the Farm: After harvest, garden still needs tending By DONNA BUSH
OPINION
Guest column: Deja vu all over again with our current war By DAN NORVELL
174 and counting: A broken fiscal promise Leland Conway
First Amendment doesn't shield us from private infringements Gene Policinski
55th Veterans Day exclaims import of responsible action Michael Broihier
The vanguard of freedom Howard Coop
School employees should stand up for rights ori Bailey, Gloria Sneed, Sherri Smith, Felicia Spivey
Community is hard to find in Kentucky By Al Cross
Library needs to fly kite into controversial breeze Rhonda Dragomir
Equestrian group gives new hope for women By Jane Beshear
Democracy: A commodity more precious than peace Russ Meyer
ENTERTAINMENT
East defense foils Mustang comeback Casey Castle
EDUCATION
Dog gone wild: Chapter 8 Leigh Anne Florence
Brookside breakfast honors top students Jonathan Kleppinger
School menus for Nov. 5
Education briefs for Nov. 5
BUSINESS
FDIC warns of insurance file e-mail scam Journal staff report
Business briefs for Nov. 5
LBAR reports $71.8 million in county real estate sales Mike Moore
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