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When you drive by Alfred Smith’s property on North Fifth Street in Danville, you immediately notice how neat the house is and how beautiful the marigolds and other flowers are that line the walk to the front door. But something else stands out — a yard sign with religious messages on both side. One side, the message warns that death is the wages of sin. On the other side, the message promises that salvation will lead to eternal life. As proud as he is of his immaculate lawn and handsome house — he bought it more than three decades ago as a condemned structure, then used his construction skills to turn it into a showcase for the neighborhood — Smith believes the most important thing on his property is that sign.

Property transfers for Dec. 22 to Dec. 24 - Lot 1, Burns Avenue, Citibank NA to Dain Coulter, $18,000. - Tract 5, Paris Pike, Mary Evelyn Goff Field to Goff Family LLC, gifting interest. - Tract 3, Kentucky Housing Corporation, Willie S. Miller and Donna Miller to Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, master commissioner, $63,000. - Lot 5, unit 3, Westmeade, MTJ Properties to Bluegrass Rental Homes LLC

President Abraham Lincoln's ancestors came to America in 1637 from England and settled in New Hingham, Mass. The family later moved to Virginia, and into the wilderness west of the Allegheny Mountains to what would become Kentucky. Part of the family kept moving. The president's family moved on to Indiana. Abraham later went to Illinois and lived in Springfield at the time he was elected president. President Lincoln's grandfather, Capt. Abraham Lincoln, was the first of the family to arrive in the wilderness of Kentucky in the 1780s.

Property transfers recorded in the Clark County Clerk's office for March 4-8. - Tracy B. Hatton and Amy Hatton to Spears A. Hager, Schollsville Turnpike, $115,000. - US Bank¿NA, Monica M. Ostrander, Ronald E. Ostrander, unknown occupants, Commonwealth of Kentucky and Clark County to UA Bank NA, Nelson Avenue, $16,667, master commissioner. - US Bank to Willets Damron, Nelson Avenue, $20,0000. - Tammi M. Milby, Tammi M. Taylor and Matthew L. Milby to Jonathon D. Taylor, tracts 2D/2E, Ky 89, quitclaim.

This is the last of three articles describing the John Holder Trail at the Lower Howard's Creek Nature and Heritage Preserve. As before, we will focus on the people who lived or owned land along the trail and the events that occurred there. The land referred to as the Benjamin Hieronymus place is located on a rise above the Kentucky River cliffs just west of and above Hall's Restaurant. It is bound on the south and west by Athens-Boonesboro Road, on the north by the Bush Mill Road (the Preserve entrance road)

BOYLE Deeds filed recently in the office of Boyle County Clerk Trille Bottom include: JP Morgan Chase Bank and Melissa K. Warren, through J. Thomas Hensley, master commissioner, to JP Morgan Chase Bank, property in Boyle County, $39,000. JP Morgan Chase Bank and Russell Simpson, through J. Thomas Hensley, master commissioner, to JP Morgan Chase Bank, tract in Boyle County, $144,415. TB Managed Assets 1 LLC to Anthony M. and Jennifer R. Pruter, tract on East Main Street, $99,000.

This is the last of three articles describing the John Holder Trail at the Lower Howard's Creek Nature and Heritage Preserve. As before, we will focus on the people who lived or owned land along the trail and the events that occurred there. The land referred to as the Benjamin Hieronymus place is located on a rise above the Kentucky River cliffs just west of and above Hall's Restaurant. It is bound on the south and west by Athens-Boonesboro Road, on the north by the Bush Mill Road (the Preserve entrance road)

Property transfers for the week of Sept. 17 to Sept. 19. - Marvin E. Bishop and Thelma Jean Bishop to Michael A. Bishop and Susan R. Bishop, tract 3R, Old Boonesboro Road, $320,000. - David E. Hughes and Kyra E. Hughes to Brookfield Global Relocation, lot 19, West Hampton Court, $173,000. - Fannie Mae and Federal National Mortgage Association to Ronald L. Garland and Bonnie L. Garland, lot 39, unit 1A, Holiday Hills, $102,000. - Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to Ashley Dennis and Mary E. Dennis, lot 64, Spring Ridge, $80,000.

One of the most common medical conditions affecting cats is feline lower urinary tract disease. FLUTD causes countless cats to experience very uncomfortable urinary problems. Lower urinary tract diseases are conditions affecting the bladder, the urethra or both. It can be very difficult to determine which anatomical structure is being affected. Cystitis is the term used to describe inflammation of the urinary bladder. The term cystitis does not imply a specific underlying cause.