What happened on June 21, 2011

NEWS

• Jessamine schools' summer food program feeding students for third year By Jonathan Kleppinger | jkleppinger@jessaminejournal.com

• 'Click It or Ticket' campaign nets 249 citations in Nicholasville By Mike Moore | mmoore@jessaminejournal.com

• No jail time for Evans in Casey County death By TODD KLEFFMAN | tkleffman@amnews.com

• Nicholasville budget nixes raises, contributions By Mike Moore | mmoore@jessaminejournal.com

• Obituary: Monte Cleveland 

• Habitat for Humanity build a home By Randy Patrick

• Winchester Fire-EMS: June 21, 2011 

• Local briefs: June 21, 2011 

• Net Xpress: Be good Internet citizens By SHEILA CLARK

• Hamilton: Congressional budget fight is a skirmish, not real battle By Lee Hamilton

• Winchester Police: June 21, 2011 

• Clark County Community Calendar 

• Marion Kenneth 'Thump' Adams: June 20, 2011 

• Storytelling preserves cultures By Jean Brody

• Sally Ann Dye Weir: June 17, 2011 

• Amazed at public hearing limitations 

• UK Basketball: Draft analyst has Knight at No.3, Kanter at No. 6 By LARRY VAUGHT | larry@amnews.com

• Editorial about Danville politics was skewed 

• AT&T-Mobile merger good for rural Kentucky By JIM WATERS | Guest Columnist

• Stanford uses $50,000 to fund arts program, Logan's Fort reconstruction By TODD KLEFFMAN | tkleffman@amnews.com

• News Briefs for June 21 

• Obituary: Bernice Jalenc 

• UK Basketball: Harrellson reflects on teammates, coaches, memories By LARRY VAUGHT | larry@amnews.com

• Clark County Fire: June 21, 2011 

• Local Habitat for Humanity begins its 96th home By Katie Perkowski | The Winchester Sun

• 25 Years Ago in Clark County 

• Area business briefs for June 21 

• Little League Roundup: June, 21, 2011 By Keith Taylor | Sun Sports Editor

• Nicholasville chiropractor returns from second trip to Haiti By Jonathan Kleppinger | jkleppinger@jessaminejournal.com

• Police profiling happens in Danville 

• Obituary: Gene Cornett 

• Student vaccine requirements change July 1 By Bob Flynn | The Winchester Sun

• Unbiased party should preside over Stansbury hearing By EDWARD CLARK | Contributing columnist

• Harrodsburg gets national arts grant 

• Waters: AT&T, T-Mobile merger is good for rural Kentucky By Jim Waters

• Hunstad's words show majority intent 

• Swimming: Danville grad Peterson happy to help out at Centre camp By HAL MORRIS | hmorris@amnews.com

• Flooding threatens Boyle houses By DAVID BROCK | dbrock@amnews.com

• Lane closure in effect on Forkland Road 

• Boyle Chamber plans tax panel, completes Teacher Academy 

• Father and son riding experimental bicycle across U.S. By KEVIN ALLEN | kevin.allen937@topper.wku.edu

• Obituary: Albert Kuhr 

• Bank president takes pie in face for Relay for Life 

• Shearer Elementary releases final student honors 

• Idle time well spent at the Clark library By John Maruskin

• Looking back: Cardinals enjoyed success season on, off the field By Keith Taylor | Sun Sports Editor

• NAACP investigating hiring practices in Mercer schools By DAVID BROCK | dbrock@amnews.com

• Prep Sports: Danville's Meckes named Advocate's Male Athlete of the Year By HAL MORRIS | hmorris@amnews.com

• John Michael Montgomery Country-Fest in September 

• 'Fun Day' Saturday to benefit military families By Rachel Parsons | The Winchester Sun

• Obituary: Dorotha Thompson 

• Camp Nelson National Cemetery increasing capacity By Mike Moore | mmoore@jessaminejournal.com