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What happened on October 15, 2009
OBITUARY
Obituary: Frances Marie (Mobley) Curlis, 85
Obituary: Charles Hurt
Obituary: Sara Alice Horton, 88
Obituary: William Dave "Bill" Hoseclaw, 73
Obituary: James W. Gifford, 79
Obituary for Oct. 15
Obituary: Ruth Ada Payne Price, 74
Obituary: Mary Amanda Reid Reed, 78
Obituary: Ida Mae Baker Banks, 91
Obituary: Lida Mae Coleman Snow Ward, 79
Obituary: Earl Lee Belcher, 63
Obituary: Virgil A. Hall, 84
Obituary: Ezie Bert Turner, 94
Obituary: Betty Mae Wilson, 67
Obituary: Ralph J. Dick, 80
Obituary: Lee Roy McElfresh, 86
ENTERTAINMENT
NEWS
Danville-Boyle EDP looking for new location By DAVID BROCK
Burgin board hears audit, district has extra padding
News briefs for October 15
Lincoln will make up flu days
Hustonville Elementary earns 100 on CATS By MICHAEL BROIHIER
Fire at Danville Donnelley plant causes evacuation
Community Calendar
Bye, bye buildings, howdy-do parking By Fred Petke
25 Years Ago
Police and fire reports
Magistrates hear WMU's facilities plan By Fred Petke
Bob Allen Motor Mall and Boyle County FFA launch Dodge Hometown Scholarship Program
Salvage yard draws opposition in Lincoln By BEN KLEPPINGER
District Court News for Oct. 15
Stop, think, drink and sink! Lincoln schools switch to recyclable milk containers By NANCY LEEDY
GRC newspaper hopes to 'connect' with community By Rachel Parsons
Arraignment postponed for Erwin, Harp
SPORTS
Prep Football: West Jessamine no letdown for Boyle By LARRY VAUGHT
Prep Soccer: Danville boys edge Boyle 2-1 for district title
Prep Football: Stakes high for Cards, Commodores Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor
Sources: Newton to start for Cats By Larry Vaught/The Advocate-Messenger
Prep Football: Winless Fort Knox next for Danville By LARRY VAUGHT
Prep Football: Four to enter Boyle football hall of fame
Vaught's Views: Locals helping UK hockey By LARRY VAUGHT
Former Danville star Coulter dies By MIKE MARSEE
UK Notebook: Miller would play power forward for Cats By LARRY VAUGHT
OPINION
Letter: Artists make our home sweet home
Chandler in no position to lecture By Leland Conway
Why 350 parts per million matters By Bill McKibben
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