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Today's News

  • Public record for Oct. 8

    It is the policy of the Central Kentucky News-Journal to publish public records as they are reported by various agencies. Names appearing in "On the Record" are published without exception, to preserve the fairness and impartiality of the CKNJ and as a news service to our readers.

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    Eric James Armstrong, 34, of Handley Avenue in Elk Horn, no/expired registration plates, no/expired Kentucky registration receipt, failure of non-owner operator to maintain required insurance, proof filed, dismissed.

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  • Circuit Court Action for Sept. 21

    It is the policy of the Central Kentucky News-Journal to publish public records as they are reported by various agencies. Names appearing in "Circuit Court Action" are published without exception, to preserve the fairness and impartiality of the CKNJ and as a news service to our readers.

    Taylor Circuit Judge Allan Bertram's Sept. 21 docket:

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  • In the pink

    Maybe you saw that National Football League players wore pink shoes, pink gloves, pink wristbands and carried pink towels this past week. Major League Baseball players brought pink bats to the plate on Mother's Day. All this is an effort to bring awareness to breast cancer.

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  • Prather interview to air on "Dialogue on Public Issues"

    Paul Prather, left, pastor of Bethesda Church in Mt. Sterling, Ky., and contributing columnist for the Lexington Herald-Leader, was a recent guest on John Chowning's "Dialogue on Public Issues" show on TV-4.

    The show, with Chowning, at right, will air Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 1:30 and 7 p.m. Prather discussed "Evangelical Christians - The Intersection of Faith and Public Policy" while on campus. The show is broadcast on Comcast Cable Channel 10.

     

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  • Thompson bike to be featured in magazine

    Garrett Thompson of Lonewolf Pinstriping & Graphics in Raywick custom painted this bike, which will be featured in the November issue of "BIKER-UP Magazine." Mike's Custom Cycles in Big Clifty, Ky. built the bike, which belongs to a soldier who has been in Iraq and has not yet physically seen it. The soldier's father had it built for him, and the bike is now being delivered to Colorado where the soldier is now stationed. It will be presented to him upon arrival. BIKER-UP is a free publication and distributed throughout the southeast United States.

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  • Pleasant Run Baptist to honor pastor

    Pleasant Run Baptist Church will celebrate the second anniversary of its pastor, the Rev. George L. Nelson, and his wife, Sheila, on Sunday, Oct. 18.

    The guest speaker at the morning service at 11:15 a.m. will be the Rev. Burt Parker of First Baptist Church in Hardinsburg, and the afternoon guest at 3 p.m. will be the Rev. William G. Nelson and congregation of Greater St. Mark's Missionary Baptist Church of Louisville.

    Dinner will be served upon the arrival of the afternoon guests.

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  • Finley left his colors around this community

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  • Brown named to Wall of Fame

    The Lexington Dunbar High School Alumni Association recently hosted its annual Wall of Fame dinner in Lexington.

    B.J. Brown Jr. of Campbellsville was among those who were honored during the dinner, which recognizes past students who have become successful in their field and community.

    Brown was given a plaque for his accomplishments and is now a member of the Lexington Dunbar High School Wall of Fame.

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  • Simpson-Morgan

    Tim and Lana Simpson and Doug and Connie Morgan, all of Greensburg, announce the engagement of their children, Samantha Aileen Simpson and Brian Douglas Morgan.

    Simpson is the granddaughter of Bill and Joyce Simpson and Eddie Loyall, all of Greensburg, and the late Aileen Loyall.

    She is a 2003 graduate of Green County High School and a 2006 graduate of the Natural Health Institute in Bowling Green. Simpson is employed at Jane Todd Primary Care as a licensed massage therapist.

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  • Former resident pens jungle tale for kids

    Author Michael A. Crain has banana-bunches of fun for young readers in his new book, "Babbott and Babboo." These two fun-loving monkeys love to laugh. They swing from tree to tree without a care and try to stay out of trouble. But they often have a hard time avoiding misadventure. What happens when a snake's tail is mistaken for a nice, big banana? Follow them along in this exciting jungle story.

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