What happened on October 21, 2011

NEWS

• Adcom Wire to close Nicholasville plant in December By Mike Moore | mmoore@jessaminejournal.com

• Jessamine Proud Products opens at The Providence School By Jonathan Kleppinger | jkleppinger@jessaminejournal.com

• Prep Soccer: Boyle, Mercer girls advance to 15th Region final By HAL MORRIS | hmorris@amnews.com

• Middle School Roundup: Clark Middle reaches football finals By Keith Taylor | Sun Sports Editor

• Obituary: Glen C. Shearer 

• Winchester Fire-EMS reports for Friday, Oct. 21 

• Doesn't believe campaign ads 

• Fire destroys Lincoln house 

• Ann W. Cox: Friday, Oct. 14 

• Lincoln loses battle of district unbeatens Nancy Leedy

• Community calendar: Oct. 22, 2011 

• Parsons: Daytime running not without it benefits, and hazards By Rachel Parsons

• News briefs for Oct. 21 

• Tax reform key to Kentucky economic engine By LELAND CONWAY | Contributing columnist

• Boyle receives $179,000 for agriculture investment program 

• Clark County Fire Department reports for Friday, Oct. 21 

• Winchester Police: Oct. 22, 2011 

• IDEAs are more than just money By AIRMAN 1st CLASS JACOB MORGAN | 436th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

• Bunch third in LexCath Invitational Nancy Leedy

• Nell Walsh: Friday, Oct. 21, 2011 

• Clark County Sheriff's Office reports for Friday, Oct. 21, 2011 

• Clark band enters region on high note By Bob Flynn | The Winchester Sun

• Six wrecks in 24 hours Michael Broihier

• County to purchase frequently flooded properties Katelynn Griffin

• Thanks to Danville Fire Department 

• National College is right for some 

• Bulletin Board for Oct. 23, 2011 

• Clark County Community Calendar 

• WMU hopes recycling program will grow By Katie Perkowski | The Winchester Sun

• Beshear campaigns in Clark 

• Lincoln judge apologizes for paving at church By MICHAEL BROIHIER | The Interior Journal

• Crab Orchard Elementary students get taste of the wild at Todd's Greenhouse Katelynn Griffin

• Obituary: Martha M. Bandura 

• Castle: Pets have angels too By Dr. Jeff Castle

• Leachman brings one-woman show to Centre College By JENNIFER BRUMMETT | jenb@amnews.com

• Obituary: Stella Brack 

• Kings Mountain's Mason made a Colonel 

• Centre Sports: Three to enter school's athletic hall of fame 

• UK Basketball: Indiana senior to visit Kentucky this weekend By LARRY VAUGHT | larry@amnews.com

• District Court records for Oct. 21, 2011 

• Thankful for career fair support 

• Obituary: William Garland Cash 

• Life is good 54 years after breast cancer surgery By Betty Smith

• Brian Carter Hackworth: Oct. 18, 2011 

• Jaguars downed by Anderson County 50-16 By Jonathan Stark | jstark@jessaminejournal.com

• Obituary: Joe White 

• Prep Football: District title slips away from Cardinals by Keith Taylor | Sun Sports Editor

• Lincoln wins first ever district soccer title Nancy Leedy

• Prep Soccer: Mercer, Danville boys advance to 15th Region final By MIKE MARSEE | marsee@amnews.com

• Judge Executive Jim Adams apologizes to citizens for paving church parking lot Michael Broihier

• Centre Football: Frye says unbeaten Colonels can't overlook Sewanee By HAL MORRIS | hmorris@amnews.com

• Birth Announcements for Oct. 23 

• Prep Soccer: Lady Cards blank Bourbon County for 12th Region title By Keith Taylor | Sun Sports Editor

• Enoch: Lisletown resident recalls hard times By Harry Enoch

• East Kentucky Power, state unveil new algae production project By Katie Perkowski

• USDA official meets with state business leaders in Nicholasville By Mike Moore | mmoore@jessaminejournal.com

• Adult education hosts open house at new location By Jonathan Kleppinger | jkleppinger@jessaminejournal.com

• Man shot by police given two-year sentence By Fred Petke | The Winchester Sun

• Judge denies shock probation request for man in child death case By Fred Petke | The Winchester Sun

• Wedding: Sanders-Knott 

• Garrard Farm-City Banquet names award winners in business, scholastics By BEN KLEPPINGER | bkleppinger@amnews.com

• Lincoln to purchase frequently flooded property By KATELYNN GRIFFIN | The Interior Journal

• Wedding: Shepard-Forschner 

• Church briefs: Oct. 21, 2011 

• Lincoln beats Burgin in Regional quarterfinals Nancy Leedy

• Obituary: Deena Reeves 

• State attorney general's opinion: Board's closed session did not violate open meetings law By Katie Perkowski | The Winchester Sun

• Federal Appeals Court rules against Lincoln deputies Todd Kleffman

• Jessamine schools receive $35,000 for recycling education By Jonathan Kleppinger | jkleppinger@jessaminejournal.com

• Winchester Police Department reports for Friday, Oct. 21, 2011 

• Warren, Williams share engagement 

• Clark County Property Transfers for Oct. 21, 2011 

• Church news briefs for Oct. 21, 2011 

• Four charged in Mercer County By MANDY SIMPSON | msimpson@amnews.com

• Ghost hunts at Camp Nelson begins Saturday Journal staff report | news@jessaminejournal.com

• Humble passionate about African art By Katie Perkowski

• Perryville considers reducing police coverage By MANDY SIMPSON | msimpson@amnews.com

• Obituary: Khiana Dowell 

• Circuit Court records for Oct. 21, 2011