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Racheal Michelle Sanders, 21, Hustonville, P.C.T., to James Eric Lane, 22, Hustonville, E.M.T. Shellie Jane Rowland, 41, Danville, supervisor, to Paul Carl Hatfield, 55, Danville, construction. Katherine Whitaker, 63, Richmond, retired, to Roger Dale Hamilton, 59, Lawrenceburg, state employee. Wilma Kay Coleman, 49, Stanford, housewife, to Vernon Ray Smith, 49, Waynesburg, self-employed.

Nov. 6, 1960 Eight students from the Clark County chapter of the National Forensic League attended the fifth session of the model United Nations held Friday at Transylvania College, Lexington. Those attending were Laura Ecton, Carole Etzler, Bill Grant, Benny Hays, Janice Humble, Margaret Nickell, Ben Rake and Marcia Silverman. Miss Nancy Cawood, sponsor of the group, attended the meeting. The Clark County students represented the delegation from Iran. Harold R. Johnson has accepted a position with the Cumberland National Forest, according to an announcement by supervisor Robert F. Collins.

Aug. 27, 1961 Mrs. Hazel Adams, associated with the city and county schools 17 years as teacher, supervisor and principal, has been named instructor and supervisor of student teachers at Dakota Wesleyan University, Mitchell, S.D., beginning Sept. 1. Mrs. C.G. Cowgell of Owensboro is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A.H. Stephenson, and Mr. Stephenson at their home on Moundale Avenue. Miss Corinne Cowgell, who accompanied her mother to Winchester, left Friday night for a several days' stay in New York City and will return later for a visit here.

Army Kristopher S. Broadus has reported for duty at the Army recruiting station in Lansing, Mich. The sergeant, a recruiter operations supervisor with 13 years of military service, is assigned to the Great Lakes Recruiting Battalion. He is the son of Jim W. Broadus of Richmond and Kathi L. Norvell of Bagdad. His wife, Tracy, is the daughter of Jimmy and Nancy Roning of Hustonville.

Katrinna Featherston, daughter of Nicholasville resident Sharon Lanham, received a Forensic Services Support Award from the Kentucky State Police (KSP) on Oct. 10. A 17-year KSP employee, Featherston is a forensic laboratory supervisor at the KSP Central Laboratory Branch in Frankfort. She is a 1987 graduate of Jessamine County High School and a 1991 graduate of Western Kentucky University.

FRANKFORT- Patricia R. Wilson of Danville, a veteran state social worker and family services supervisor, has been named commissioner of the state's human services agency. Cabinet for Health and Family Services Secretary Janie Miller announced Monday that Wilson will lead the Department for Community Based Services, the largest agency in the cabinet. Wilson will be paid an annual salary of $105,000, said cabinet spokesperson Vikki Franklin. "Patricia Wilson's experience as a front-line worker and a supervisor, combined with her work developing policies and consulting with similar agencies across the country, gives her both the knowledge and the perspective to move the Department for Community Based Services forward," Miller said.

Clark County Judge Executive Henry Branham reads a joint city and county proclamation declaring March as Severe Storm Preparedness Month. Joining Branham for the proclamation reading were, from left, Winchester Police Chief Kevin Palmer, Clark County Deputy Sheriff Paul Howard, Clark County Road Department supervisor Kevin Wilson, American Red Cross representative Eric Staton, Winchester Public Works employee Jerry Brinegar, WTVQ meteorologist Mary...

Kristopher S. Broadus has arrived for duty at the U.S. Army Recruiting Station, in Lansing, Mich. The sergeant, a recruiter operations supervisor with 13 years of military service, is assigned to the Great Lakes Recruiting Battalion. He is the son of Jim W. Broadus of Autumnwood Drive, Richmond and Kathi L. Norvell of Christinaburg Road, Bagdad. His wife, Tracy, is the daughter of Jimmy and Nancy Roning of Hustonville. Broadus is a 1996 graduate of Shelby County High School, Shelbyville.

Charlotte Wise has been promoted to vice president, supervisor of residential lending at Farmers National Bank. She has worked in the banking industry for over 24 years and joined Farmers National Bank in 2000 as a loan officer. She is currently an affiliate representative for Farmers National Bank with the Central Kentucky Association of Realtors and the Home Builders Association of the Bluegrass, a board member of the Danville/Boyle County Chamber of Commerce, steering committee member for the Chamber Youth Leadership Program and an advisory board member for the Big Brothers Big Sisters program.

Aug. 9, 1987 The state will resurface 1.4 miles of Muddy Creek Road, Gov. Martha Layne Collins has announced. Richard H. Wengert, forest supervisor of the Daniel Boone National Forest, will host a three-day management team meeting in Lexington next weekend for Forest Service officials from 13 different southern states. Conference speakers will include other forest supervisors and directors of several agencies, including the Regional Fisheries Program. NEW YORK (AP)¿ - A Pan Am jetliner and a TWA¿jumbo jet came within 600 feet of each other in a near miss that apparently was caused by an air traffic controller who transposed the number of a flight, the Federal Aviation Administration reported.

LANCASTER - The city council voted Monday night to adjust the pay grade of the incoming superintendent after the resignation of Lancaster Wastewater Plant Superintendent Millard Rose. Rose is quitting after 26 years of service to the city, with his official last day to fall on Feb. 15.  Rose said in a phone interview he is leaving simply because he is “too old for all this bickering,” regarding questions and disagreements with the budget being spent at the sewage treatment plant.

Aug. 9, 1987 The state will resurface 1.4 miles of Muddy Creek Road, Gov. Martha Layne Collins has announced. Richard H. Wengert, forest supervisor of the Daniel Boone National Forest, will host a three-day management team meeting in Lexington next weekend for Forest Service officials from 13 different southern states. Conference speakers will include other forest supervisors and directors of several agencies, including the Regional Fisheries Program. NEW YORK (AP)¿ - A Pan Am jetliner and a TWA¿jumbo jet came within 600 feet of each other in a near miss that apparently was caused by an air traffic controller who transposed the number of a flight, the Federal Aviation Administration reported.

Katrinna Featherston, daughter of Nicholasville resident Sharon Lanham, received a Forensic Services Support Award from the Kentucky State Police (KSP) on Oct. 10. A 17-year KSP employee, Featherston is a forensic laboratory supervisor at the KSP Central Laboratory Branch in Frankfort. She is a 1987 graduate of Jessamine County High School and a 1991 graduate of Western Kentucky University.

Aug. 27, 1961 Mrs. Hazel Adams, associated with the city and county schools 17 years as teacher, supervisor and principal, has been named instructor and supervisor of student teachers at Dakota Wesleyan University, Mitchell, S.D., beginning Sept. 1. Mrs. C.G. Cowgell of Owensboro is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A.H. Stephenson, and Mr. Stephenson at their home on Moundale Avenue. Miss Corinne Cowgell, who accompanied her mother to Winchester, left Friday night for a several days' stay in New York City and will return later for a visit here.

Nov. 6, 1960 Eight students from the Clark County chapter of the National Forensic League attended the fifth session of the model United Nations held Friday at Transylvania College, Lexington. Those attending were Laura Ecton, Carole Etzler, Bill Grant, Benny Hays, Janice Humble, Margaret Nickell, Ben Rake and Marcia Silverman. Miss Nancy Cawood, sponsor of the group, attended the meeting. The Clark County students represented the delegation from Iran. Harold R. Johnson has accepted a position with the Cumberland National Forest, according to an announcement by supervisor Robert F. Collins.

ATLANTA ? Frank Beum, a Forest Service veteran who began working for the agency as a seasonal employee in 1981, has been named forest supervisor of the Daniel Boone National Forest in Kentucky, according to Regional Forester Liz Agpaoa. "Frank's strength of leadership is a reflection of his diverse work experience," Agpaoa said. "He has served at many levels of the organization, and we look forward to welcoming him as the newest member of our regional leadership team. " The Southern Region encompasses 13 states from Virginia to Florida and Oklahoma and Puerto Rico.

Clark County Judge Executive Henry Branham reads a joint city and county proclamation declaring March as Severe Storm Preparedness Month. Joining Branham for the proclamation reading were, from left, Winchester Police Chief Kevin Palmer, Clark County Deputy Sheriff Paul Howard, Clark County Road Department supervisor Kevin Wilson, American Red Cross representative Eric Staton, Winchester Public Works employee Jerry Brinegar, WTVQ meteorologist Mary...

Racheal Michelle Sanders, 21, Hustonville, P.C.T., to James Eric Lane, 22, Hustonville, E.M.T. Shellie Jane Rowland, 41, Danville, supervisor, to Paul Carl Hatfield, 55, Danville, construction. Katherine Whitaker, 63, Richmond, retired, to Roger Dale Hamilton, 59, Lawrenceburg, state employee. Wilma Kay Coleman, 49, Stanford, housewife, to Vernon Ray Smith, 49, Waynesburg, self-employed.

Army Kristopher S. Broadus has reported for duty at the Army recruiting station in Lansing, Mich. The sergeant, a recruiter operations supervisor with 13 years of military service, is assigned to the Great Lakes Recruiting Battalion. He is the son of Jim W. Broadus of Richmond and Kathi L. Norvell of Bagdad. His wife, Tracy, is the daughter of Jimmy and Nancy Roning of Hustonville.

Kristopher S. Broadus has arrived for duty at the U.S. Army Recruiting Station, in Lansing, Mich. The sergeant, a recruiter operations supervisor with 13 years of military service, is assigned to the Great Lakes Recruiting Battalion. He is the son of Jim W. Broadus of Autumnwood Drive, Richmond and Kathi L. Norvell of Christinaburg Road, Bagdad. His wife, Tracy, is the daughter of Jimmy and Nancy Roning of Hustonville. Broadus is a 1996 graduate of Shelby County High School, Shelbyville.