London, KY News

• London, KY News
• Camp Spook
• Tour Over Egypt
• Laurel County Fair 2011
• Shooting at Gilliam Law Office
• Sheriff begins ‘war on drugs’
• Magen McCrarey joins Sentinel-Echo as staff writer
• Three North students injured in Tuesday morning wreck
• Mosley has many issues to address
• Root plans a war on drugs
• Albright: New title, same job
• Christmas Day murder
• Kersey case still under investigation
• An office ‘for the people’
• Marinaros end three years at Homeless Shelter
• Walker named new chief of LPD
• Census 2010: Kentucky's population up 7.4 percent
• Philpot sentenced in child porn case
• Five arrested for meth labs
• Coming down
• P’Pool makes stop in London
• Uncooperativeness adds more charges
• Attendance audit outstanding at E.B. school
• Kuhl served community for years
• KSP hopes playing cards will help solve cases
• Robinson honored by TOUR SEKY
• Riders already signing up for Redbud Ride
• Christman on Main renamed
• Destiney's Promise
• Winter storm smacks Laurel County
• Chase ends when suspect collides with KSP cruiser
• Father charged with murder
• Council votes for preservation resolution
• City gets good rating by KLC
• Randy Smith loses battle with cancer
• Robbers caught
• Days Inn robbed
• Energy efficient grant spurs debate
• Hearing resume in Dr. Maxey case
• Thieves preying on women's purses
• Prisoner escapes, recaptured at Waffle House
• Woman dies after car plunges into creek
• Caudill indicted for DUI-related case
• 14 days to save Pennington House
• Smallwood, Noe indicted for bank robbery
• Middle school volleyball approved by school board
• Meal celebrates daily blessings
• London receives flag flown on Sept. 11
• Meth lab sends deputy to hospital
• State police investigate attempted robbery
• A major pre-term problem
• Flags for vets
• Drug operation busted
• Former Image Entry owner fined $1 million
• Receive a ‘cold turkey’ for kicking the cigarette habit
• Saint Joseph plans merger
• Meeting organized to discuss fate of historic home
• The count is in
• London man charged with first-degree rape
• Thank you, vets
• Documents sealed in child murder case
• Diabetes cases rise in Laurel, nationally
• Shelbyville bypass opens; London company pays $135K in fines
• The dangers of texting while driving
• Planning and zoning commission tables subdivision plat
• Board tables concession building changes
• Schools receive rewards
• Man who shot, stabbed wife pleads guilty
• Schools receive favorable audit
• Hays seeks review
• Police consider Laurel man in cold case
• Physician conduct hearings underway
• E.B. gets $3.7 million for school
• More than just a night’s stay
• Authorities clean up two meth houses
• Searching for one-room school houses
• Traffic stop ends in foot chase
• Hammons wins district judge seat
• Copper theft on the rise
• City council buys new garbage truck
• CSX track plate thieves caught
• Repeat meth cooks arrested again
• Another charged in bank robbery
• Murder trial date moved
• Man killed in west Ky. 80 crash
• Jury: 30 years for church theft
• More election results
• Judge-exec unseated; mayor wins four more
• Magistrates table additional expenditures for infrastructure
• 180 jobs coming to Laurel County
• Christmas on Main’s theme chosen
• Cops catch Speedy Mart robbers
• Pennington House could land at Heritage Hills
• Pennington House may have options
• Election profiles: Mayor
• Election profiles: Judge-executive
• Election profiles: District judge
• Election profiles: U.S. Senate
• Election profiles: Jailer
• Election profiles: City council
• $1,000 reward offered for information about recent robberies
• Driver charged with DUI, murder
• Senture to add 100 jobs in London
• Sheriff's Office to receive $15,000 more for collecting school taxes
• Caudill case waived to grand jury
• Future of Pennington House still up in air
• Doctor charged with Medicaid fraud
• A ben•e•fi•cial gift
• Fighting the good fight
• Two Laurel businesses robbed
• The battleground
• Two charged in exploiting, abusing adults
• Grand jury charges meth offenders
• Local couple viewing questionable websites, police say
• Sheriff’s office arrests two for meth manufacturing
• Lily man pleads guilty to arson
• Police find meth lab downtown
• Murder charge dropped
• America in Bloom chair shares ideas
• Six indicted for scrap metal thefts
• Laurel jail escapee caught
• Resident rallies to save historic home
• Fire destroys Court Road home
• Laurel County schools receive $22K from PRIDE
• Seminar participants discuss solutions to youth drug problem
• Welcome home, Vietnam veterans
• More than 300 participate in 2nd Sunday activities
• Country music star performs for veterans
• School board OKs construction project changes
• Board ‘has nothing to do’ with loss of house
• Students arrested for pot possession on school grounds
• Governor hopeful visits GOP headquarters
• Police find four active meth labs
• Trick-or-treat hours changed to Saturday
• Fallen Marine honored with motorcade escort
• Man arrested for robbing bank
• Welcome home, Vietnam vets
• Council amends ordinance to allow signage for Hill Street merchants
• Kentucky Highlands funds will help Appalachian businesses
• Trio pleads guilty to meth-related charges
• New judge joins U.S. District Court
• Committee appointed to find new chief
• Levi Jackson to clear out dead trees from trail
• Fugitive arrested in stolen truck
• 11 county roads to be resurfaced
• Laurel man pleads guilty to rape
• Man in critical condition after stabbing
• Group opposes Bible handout
• AdvanceKentucky program could need local funds
• Federal funds sought for parking area
• Police await autopsy in attorney’s death
• Inmates cause courtroom flood
• Infant dies day after car crash
• Republican candidate hits campaign trail
• Man wanted for theft caught
• Knowles seeks shock probation
• Laurel's labyrinth
• Are you prepared for a disaster?
• Board reviews final budget draft
• Police find meth during traffic stop
• Organizers, patrons ‘pleased’ with festival
• Three buildings will be converted to downtown parking lot
• Two indicted in federal court for making meth
• District misses federal target
• Former prosecutor found shot
• Courthouse plaza will get facelift
• Jail also targeted in audits
• It's beginning to look a lot like the Chicken Festival
• They voted
• Woman who threatened officer indicted
• Flu shots aplenty: Health officials encourage getting vaccine now
• Advanced Placement scores improve
• Reams fallout continues
• One killed in East Ky. 80 crash
• Downtown property owners could receive free money for improvements
• Man indicted for arson
• P&Z approves subdivision, dog grooming shop
• Drug cartel conspirators challenge guilty verdict
• Hunter Hills Elementary administrators recruit area church help
• Chamber to host political forum
• Authorities find three meth labs
• City, county honor first responders
• Fitness is focus of new school grant
• Man flown to UK after crash
• Going after child support
• Flags flown in Iraq will return to London
• Eight classified workers laid off as E.B. school board passes budget
• Panel hears sentencing alternatives
• Volunteers, Lowe’s staffers help build 13th Habitat home in Laurel County
• Saving downtown buildings
• Two arrested in morning theft
• Council lowers tax rates
• 25 new jobs at Highlands Diversified
• Seven arrested in sheriff’s office drug round-up
• Man who set fire to grandmother's bed sentenced
• Pineville man sentenced for sex abuse
• Turn on your taste-tester: Chili cook-off Saturday
• 10K for $10K race canceled
• Six injured in weekend car crash
• Unemployment numbers improve
• Wanted rapist caught stealing guns and knives from Walmart
• Bust nets seven pounds of marijuana
• Local golf course will have new manager
• Toddler found in street; leads police to drugs
• What should go in the old hospital?
• Corbin man charged with rape
• Car flips in East Ky. 80 yard sale traffic
• Tanker rear-ends van
• London man arrested for indecent exposure
• Local contractor faces fines
• Man arrested for peeping into teen girl’s window
• Looking for a bargain?
• As metal prices go up, so do thefts
• ‘A plaza of justice’
• Man injured by boat propeller
• New sign advertises vets’ parade
• It's empty. Now what?
• Group seeks to improve lifestyle habits
• Court approves property tax rates
• Tobacco time
• Five indicted for stealing D.A.R.E. trailer
• Pair flees police with active meth lab in vehicle
• Board members recognize students’ right to pray
• If you’re over the limit, you’ll be under arrest
• Laurel County grand jury indicts 50
• New Hunter Hills principal offers ‘solid commitment’
• Ex-UK player sentenced for Laurel ticket scam
• Coming home
• Points of access
• Postal workers charged with taking mail
• Three in drug cartel enter guilty pleas
• Bee named official Ky. ag insect
• Putting out the problem
• East Bernstadt schools to receive Elgin grant
• Class teaches women self-defense
• Moving day
• A community brainstorm
• No. of plaintiffs in potential class-action suit against doctor grows
• Waging war against obesity
• Love on a leash
• Dancers hope to Thrill the World
• Some drivers confused by new lights on Ky. 192
• Homecoming features Pride of the County display
• Oh, I wish I could see an Oscar Mayer Wienermobile
• East Bernstadt district raises taxes
• Signs of ill health
• Celebrating local food
• Independent files for 5th District seat
• McConnell’s state of the nation
• One school board seat challenged
• Four schools showcase $16 million in renovations
• Woman injured after pickup truck rolls
• Tractor rollover kills Corbin man
• School board lowers tax rate
• Three girls, three schools and a new way of life
• Man who left jail on cousin’s ID pleads guilty
• Two new lawsuits against doctor
• He’s got Rocky Mountain fever
• Funny faces
• School board members add four positions
• 1,000-student success
• ‘John Doe’ gets six months for assaulting officer
• Crash linked to local thefts
• Emergency landing
• Keavy woman dies in Corbin crash
• Council to review fireworks ordinance
• Investigation continues into Ky. 312 shooting
• Protect your eyes, not just your skin
• 911: What's your emergency?
• Comedian headlines Thursday Night Live
• Construction planned at U.S. 25 and Hal Rogers Parkway
• Magistrate candidate killed in Jackson Co. crash
• A new St. Joseph
• Kuhl address Open Records Act violation claim
• Court names new Emergency Directors
• Yaden second runner-up in competition
• Family honors Civil War veteran
• Public in awe of new Saint Joseph-London facility
• Thieves strike Optimist Camp
• Laurel man shot, found lying near Ky. 312 boat ramp
• Age friendly
• Schedule a Bible Study
• Cumberland Valley ADD Regional Transportation Committee Minutes for January 21,2009
• World Chicken Festival
• Laurel County Fair

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