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Scholarships/awards: The following Fayette County Students won college-sponsored National Merit scholarships:
Central Kentucky Bureau LAWRENCEBURG — Police are investigating a home invasion on Highland Avenue in which a resident was pistol-whipped.
The Eastern Kentucky University public radio service broadcasting team at WEKU-FM in Richmond received first place in the enterprise/investigative reporting category of the 2008 Public Radio News Directors Awards Competition for work produced in 2007.
With the beginning of classes for most schools in Fayette County, the Lexington-Fayette County Division of Parks and Recreation Pools and Aquatics Centers will begin a limited operating schedule starting Aug. 13. Most pools and aquatic centers will close for the season at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
As a young girl growing up in Milwaukee, Janice Sevre-Duszynska often fantasized about becoming a priest while helping clean the sanctuary of the church her family attended.
» Poll: Should the Roman Catholic Church ordain women?
nited Way's Success by 6 initiative joined community leaders to announce a partnership with the Dollywood Foundation in bringing Dolly Parton's Imagination Library to Jessamine County.
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Marine Capt. Eric Terhune, the first Lexington resident killed in the conflict in Afghanistan, was remembered Saturday as a Christian and a soldier who was devoted to his branch of the armed services.
In 2005, the Ichthus Festival moved from April to June to avoid Central Kentucky’s often soggy, unpredictable spring weather.
