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• MEMORIAL DAY TRIVIA! Be the first to answer and win a prize! Question #6:On M...
• MEMORIAL DAY TRIVIA! Question #5: On June 28, 1968, The United States Congress...
• MEMORIAL DAY TRIVIA! Question #4: What is one of the longest standing tradition...
• MEMORIAL DAY TRIVIA QUESTION #3 Where was the first "official" Memorial Day obse...
• In collaboration with the Red Cross of Paducah, WKCTC will be having a Memorial...
• MEMORIAL DAY TRIVIA TIME! Be the first to answer and you will receive a prize!...
• The deadline to apply for August 2012 Graduation is Monday, June 18, 2012. You c...
• It's time for a little Memorial Day TRIVIA! Be the first to answer and get a pr...
• The deadline to apply for August 2012 Graduation is Monday, June 18, 2012. You...
• Good Afternoon, Facebook friends! Did everyone have a good weekend?
• EMS Week starts on Sunday, May 20, and celebrates and honors the hundreds of tho...
• If you would like to be a part of the WKCTC Team contact Blair Travis at (270) 5...
• Angela Whitis was selected as the WKCTC Student Affairs Student of the Month for...
• Nominations for the election of WKCTC Student Government Association (SGA) execu...
• Horton gives a hoot about summer! Hope everyone enjoys their summer break and su...
• What's YOUR plan for the summer?!
• Did you forget your graduation program? We have extras! Swing by Carson Hall i...
• Photos from the nursing pinning, honors ceremony and graduation can be found at...
• Congratulations to the 2012 graduates!
• Don't forget, TONIGHT'S honor ceremony will be held at 6:00 p.m. In the Clemens...
• Horton Gives a Hoot about Children’s Book Week! Celebrate with us by bringing yo...
• McCracken County resident Alex Clark was selected Student Affairs Student of the...
• Check out this site and find 10 ways to survive finals week!
• Center Cafe and Cyber Cafe's will be closed Wednesday, May 2 through Friday, May...
• Need a BOOST before your final this week? VISIT MATHESON LIBRARY FOR FREE COFFEE...
• TODAY is the deadline to go to the bookstore in the Anderson Technical Building...
• It's BUYBACK time at the Bookstore!! You have until August 1!
• Join us in celebrating the 2012 Teacher of the year at a reception on April 26 a...
• Students from ENG 207 Creative Writing class will be reading work from the past...
• Horton gives a HOOT about Earth Day! We have many books on preserving Earth's en...
• Winners of student writing contest will read from their winning entries on April...
• ATTENTION! Don't miss this wonderful opportunity!
• EARTH DAY – FREE Concert - The concert is open to the public and will feature li...
• WKCTC Students are taking an educational trip to Peru as part of the college’s S...
• A retirement reception for several veteran employees at West Kentucky Community...
• Nurses Pinning Ceremony
• Retirement Reception!
• Dead Man's Cell Phone
• Dr. Veazey recently visited Hickman County High School to talk about the new Wes...
• Learn how to assess your stress and learn skills to cope as the semester winds d...
• Horton gives a HOOT about the Holocaust and Holocaust Remembrance day. We have...
• Tomorrow in Haws Gym at 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. There is a FREE self defense cl...
• Open House is today! Come between 4:00 and 7:00 pm!!
• A.R.F. (Animal Respect Foundation) would like to invite everyone to stop by thei...
• Tomorrow is WKCTC's Open House! Bring your family and friends and see what WKCT...
• Meet Eli! Eli Knight is the senior supervising trainer for Three Rivers Martial...
• New Beginnings, the WKCTC Adult Support Group will hold its monthly meeting on W...
• Creative Writing Class Reading
• Writing Contest Reception
• Free Self-Defense Class for EVERYONE!
• Financial Literacy Presentation
• WKCTC Earth Day Events – Earth Day is April 22. WKCTC has a variety of Earth Da...
• Join WKCTC in congratulating the 2012 Writing Contest winners at the Writing Con...
• Horton gives a HOOT about flying! The first space shuttle was launched on April...
• Producers from the reality TV show MADE will be on campus Monday, April 16 from...
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• The Campus Challenge is this week! Swing by the quad and watch! It starts Wedne...
• There will be a WKCTC Sponsor Night of the play, “”Saving Grace,” at the Communi...
• Don't miss renowned poet David Bottoms on April 11 at 11 am in Matheson Library...
• Check out this edition of Campus Spotlight and find out about the new federal re...
• West Kentucky Community and Technical College will close at noon on Friday, Apri...
• Take a stand to stop violence against children! Swing by the ETC parking lot on...
• Pinwheels for Prevention
• The blood drive is TODAY from 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. in Haws Gym. Come and share...
• Don’t miss Paducah School of Art’s BIGGEST exhibition of the year! The WKCTC/PS...
• Bag your plastic and bring it to WKCTC!
• The blood drive will be TOMORROW from 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. in Haws Gym. Come a...
• Enter the contest with your favorite poems, short stories, or essays! Entry for...
• Horton gives a HOOT about "Find a Rainbow Day!" Come to the library, find a rain...
• TODAY is the Fifth Annual Celebration of Poetry featuring WKCTC faculty, staff,...
• New student registration begins April 9 for students who have completed an appli...
• WKCTC will be having an Open House on April 17 from 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Come on...
• The Paducah School of Art Annual Student Art Exhibition will be on display in th...
• Come enjoy 2 short one act plays TODAY in new black box theatre in Haws Gym, roo...
• This is Annual Design Drafting Week! The American Design Drafting Association...
• Don't forget to come to the library at 11AM for the Women Veterans Panel. Come o...
• New student registration begins April 9 for students who have completed an appli...
• The college's KANS organization, Kentucky Association of Nursing Students, will...
• WKCTC’s annual spring Transfer Fair is TODAY from 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. in the...
• Welcome back, students! Did you have a good spring break?!
• Horton gives a HOOT about the eraser-topped pencil, which was patented on March...
• Greatest basketball movies ever made
• Need information about the WKCTC Assessment Center? Need to know about kinds of...
• See highlights from the February visit of Second Lady Dr. Jill Biden and Labor S...
• Registration for currently enrolled students begins March 26! Please meet with...
• Learn Self-Defense For Free
• In respect to Sexual Awareness Month in April - On April 18 at 11:00 a.m. (Durin...
• GO2TRANSFER FAIR WKCTC’s annual spring Transfer Fair will be held Monday, March...
• WKCTC Celebrates National Poetry Month with Nationally Renowned Writer
• Come and bring your kids to have breakfast with the Easter Bunny on Saturday, Ma...
• Celebrate Women’s History Month and honor our female veterans. Attend the Women...
• Horton gives a hoot about Spring break! Be sure to stop by Matheson Library and...
• Spring Break is here! What do you have planned?!
• March Madness is here! Who are your top four picks?!
• Jason Bishop is hailed as America's Hottest Illusionist, and he will be in the C...
• Make sure and swing by Haws Gym today! The Job and Transfer fair is from 9:00 a...
• Eric Youngblood is a West Kentucky Community and Technical College student ambas...
• Blood Drive at WKCTC
• Silas House, author of "Eli the Good," will be on campus TODAY 2:00 p.m. in Crou...
• Silas House, author of "Eli the Good," will be on campus TONIGHT at 7:00 p.m. in...
• WKCTC will be having a Job and Transfer fair for all students and alumni! The f...
• Have you read "Eli the Good" by Silas House? Are you currently reading this nov...
• WKCTC is proud to announce the launch of the first edition of its new literary j...
• Check out this edition of Campus Spotlight and meet one of your Student Ambassad...
• Horton Gives a HOOT about Daylight Savings Time! He hopes you will remember to s...
• WKCTC will be having a Job and Transfer fair for all students and alumni! The f...
• Women's Veteran Panel
• If you like jazz music, then you need to come to the next Backstage Pass on Marc...
• WKCTC's Cyber Cafe and Center Cafe will be having specials through the month of...
• OPEN MIC TODAY! Swing by the Student Center and enjoy some FREE Pizza and live e...
• The next meeting of Alpha Epsilon Beta, WKCTC’s local chapter of the American Cr...
• OPEN MIC – TOMORROW TROUBLE SIGNING UP? It is not too late to register for Wed...
• You still have time to sign up for the trip to Peru as part of the WKCTC study a...
• Want to Showcase Your Talent? - Just sign up for Open Mic and get your chance in...
• Are you interested in transferring to Murray State University? Then you need to...
• Horton gives a hoot about Horton Hears a Who! It’s just one of the many Dr. Seus...
• Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society for students at two-year colleg...
• WKCTC Campuses will be closing at 2:00 CST due to a power outage at the main cam...
• Check this out!
• SNAP to it and stay safe on campus -- Opt-in for SNAP! text alerts today!
• TODAY is the deadline to apply for scholarships for the 2012-2013 academic year!...
• Attention Student Veterans: WKCTC is now accepting applications for the 2012 Gra...
• Beekeeping will be the topic of a science seminar at West Kentucky Community and...
• We apologize for any confusion this morning regarding the message on WPSD Channe...
• WKCTC is on a delayed schedule this morning. The announcement was made in error...
• The deadline to apply for scholarships for the 2012-2013 academic year is Thursd...
• Meet Judy Gill Milford, Award winning writer, TODAY! Judy will read from her ne...
• Horton gives a HOOT about Black History Month! The library has many titles feat...
• Summer Camp and Activities Fair
• New Beginning's Meeting - Resume and Interview Workshop
• Meet Chef Jeff Henderson
• The SGA meeting on Monday, February 27, has been cancelled due to scheduling con...
• Meet Chef Jeff Henderson, Food Network personality and executive chef at Café Be...
• 2012 OPEN HOUSE
• Chef Jeff Henderson, Food Network personality and New York Times best-selling au...
• Ushers needed for Chef Jeff Henderson, TOMORROW, February 24 at 7:00 p.m. in the...
• Hats Off to Reading
• Surfacing with Award Winning Author Judy Gill Milford
• The Art of Beekeeping
• Come on out to the Bistro in Anderson Technical Building TODAY from 11:30 a.m.-1...
• "Exit 7" Launch Party
• Scholarship Deadline
• Alpha Epsilon Beta Meeting
• Congratulations to the students in Paducah School of Art's inaugural Survival Sk...
• Horton gives a HOOT about Hoodie-Hoo Day! Today you are supposed to go outside...
• WKCTC will be closed Monday, February 20, to observe Presidents' Day!
• Any good plans for your three day weekend?!
• SGA Meeting
• It's time to get involved WKCTC! The next SGA meeting will be held on February...
• Murray State University will be at WKCTC’s Anderson Technical building March 5 f...
• TRIO MARDI GRAS PARTY!
• On this edition of Campus Spotlight, we feature Paducah School of Art professor...
• Get your dancing shoes on and head over to the Student Center for the Multicultu...
• Calloway County High School celebrates Senior Night
• Earth Day
• Happy Valentine's Day, WKCTC! Tell us, what do you LOVE about WKCTC?
• Multicultural DANCE PARTY!
• Horton gives a HOOT about Valentine's Day! He would LOVE for you to come to the...
• WKCTC partnered with the House of Hope and Ninth Street Tabernacle Ministries to...
• SUPER SUNDAY!
• Trivia Night!
• You know what time it is?! Trivia FRIDAY! First STUDENT to answer the question...
• Peru: Land of the Inca - Study Abroad 2012 Day 3: Fly to Cuzco, the center of th...
• The February 18 Backstage Pass Coffee House in the Clemens Fine Arts Center has...
• You're invited to have free pizza and play the popular game Minute to Win it! Re...
• Matheson Library is having a contest! Go to this link! You can win tickets to...
• The deadline to apply for a May degree is TOMORROW, February 7. You can obtain...
• You're invited to have free pizza and play the popular game Minute to Win it! Re...
• Horton Gives a HOOT about the Vietnam War! Come see our February display highli...
• WKCTC is so thankful and proud of everyone who came out and helped make bowls at...
• It's time for FRIDAY TRIVIA! In honor of Black History Month we will be giving...
• Peru: Land of the Inca! Day 2: Guided tour of Lima! Built on a castal oasis at t...
• We still have 2 sets of tickets left for 2 students who can comment on Chef Jeff...
• February is Heart Month. To show support for the American Heart Association, we...
• Literary Culinary Fusion: A Celebration of Reading and Culinary Culture
• This week's Campus Spotlight tells what's coming up in the Clemens Fine Arts Cen...
• Horton Gives a HOOT about National Popcorn Day! In celebration of National Popco...
• College GOAL Sunday
• Internet and phone service has been restored on the main campus of West Kentucky...
• Horton gives a HOOT about Coffee Mondays! Come by and enjoy a steaming cup of c...
• The main campus of WKCTC (Paducah) currently has no internet service and limited...
• Peru: Land of the Inca! Each week we will be exploring the opportunity you (stu...
• Alpha Epsilon Beta’s Cold Blooded Chillers will plunge into the icy waters of Ke...
• Congratulations to WKCTC/PSA student, Mark Watkins for being selected as a final...
• New Beginnings Organization Meeting
• Spanish Culture Pot Luck is today in the Student Center Club Room from 11:00 a.m...
• What's Super Sunday? Learn all about it on this edition of Campus Spotlight. T...
• The deadline to apply for a May degree is Tuesday, February 7. You can obtain...
• WKCTC Student Government Association (SGA) will meet TODAY at 11:00 a.m. in the...
• Image from 2012 Chinese New Year Celebration.
• Did you miss out on attending the Chinese New Year Celebration at the BiLan Liao...
• Audio clips from the Lady Lakers' 93-74 victory over Lone Oak
• Come and celebrate the Chinese New Year, Year of the Dragon, today from 3:00 p.m...
• Chinese New Year - Year of the Dragon
• It's FRIDAY! Guess you know what time it is! TRIVIA TIME! First one to answer...
• Mark your calendar! Super Sunday 2012 on February 12 at 1:00 p.m. located at 9t...
• The deadline to apply for a scholarship at West Kentucky Community and Technical...
• Announcing auditions for the WKCTC upcoming production of Dead Man's Cell Phone,...
• Congratulations to WKCTC and President Barbara Veazey who received the Summit Aw...
• Guess what's this weekend?! The Chinese New Year Celebration! It is on Saturday...
• What do PERU and WKCTC have in common? Well, WKCTC will be traveling to PERU thi...
• Check out this week's Campus Spotlight and find out about WKCTC's study abroad t...
• Suicide Awareness and Prevention Workshop
• Horton gives a HOOT about Martin Luther King, Jr.! The library has many items r...
• Suicide is EVERYBODY'S business! Please swing by Crounse 101 tomorrow (Wednesda...
• Check out what's going on on campus! Click here!
• HORTON is back from a nice long break! Horton gives a HOOT about National Book...
• How did you all like the Sunny Sweeney show last night?
• Ready for Trivia Question #2?! What was the first Civil Rights action King was i...
• REMINDER: Monday, January 16, WKCTC will be closed to observe Martin Luther King...
• TRIVIA QUESTION #1: In 1964 King won a prestigious prize. Which one was it? Firs...
• Free cookies and coffee in the student center!! Starts at 11:00 a.m.!!
• Good Morning, WKCTC! We will be having some trivia this afternoon about Martin...
• Have you checked the weather for tomorrow? It's going to be COLD and maybe even...
• Have questions about Blackboard? Call (270) 534-3148!
• Good morning, Students! Hope you have a great day back to the grind!
• Lady Lakers beat Marshall County in overtime 70-59
• Facebook fans!!! RECRUIT. RECRUIT. RECRUIT! We need ONE more person to like our...
• The West Kentucky Community and Technical College Community Chorus will begin a...
• Lady Lakers beat Graves County in double overtime 65-60
• West Kentucky Community and Technical College will offer a tax preparation class...
• Want tickets to a hot country concert? The first 3 students to comment on the S...
• The bookstore is open! Hours for the bookstore are Monday-Thursday from 7:30 a....
• College basketball: Aska out as #18 Murray State prepares for Eastern Kentucky
• Sunny Sweeney, Republic Nashville recording artist, heats up the New Year in the...
• Faculty and Staff are back on campus today! However the campus will not officia...
• Laker Athletics: Top-10 stories of 2011
• Happy New Year!!! What is your new year resolution?
• College basketball: Preview Louisville vs. Georgetown
• Sports message boards
• Merry Christmas! Hope everyone has a great one!!
• Lady Lakers edge Lexington 53-49
• Lakers stumble against Henry County
• Christmas is right around the corner!! What are you getting for Christmas?
• The campus will be closed from December 19-January 2 and open on Tuesday, Januar...
• The campus will be closed from December 19-January 1 and open on Monday, January...
• Did you know that December is International Volunteer Month? Where will you be...
• Calloway County girls beat Graves County 56-54
• WKCTC is mentioned on whitehouse.gov!
• Did you miss the Poetry Reading? Watch it now!
• The Sixth Annual Challenger Learning Center Trivia Night will be held on Februar...
• Horton gives a HOOT about Christmas! Check out our December display in the libr...
• Here's the video to celebrate WKCTC being named one of the TOP 5 COMMUNITY COLLE...
• Congratulations WKCTC!!! Named one of the top FIVE community colleges in the nat...
• West Kentucky Community & Technical College’s nursing department held its pinnin...
• It's officially your Christmas break! What are your plans for the holidays?!
• WKCTC Nursing Pinning
• NOVEMBER STUDENT OF THE MONTH McCracken County resident Samantha Puckett was...
• WKCTC would like to send out a big CONGRATULATIONS to those graduating today! A...
• College basketball: Unbeaten Murray State heads to Memphis
• A student has lost a silver bracelet in the Crounse area. Please contact Tammy...
• Calloway County girls top Marion 42-27
• Calloway Girls beat Ballard Memorial 64-52
• Don't forget to swing by on this cold afternoon to the Matheson library and warm...
• Check out these tips suggested to survive finals week!
• Horton gives a HOOT about peppermint! Did you know peppermint is known to increa...
• "Prep for the Future" ACT Seminar
• Start Christmas shopping this weekend at the 1st Annual Student and Faculty Holi...
• The Ladies Auxiliary to the V.F.W. is offering a scholarship for 2012-2013 for a...
• December is here! SNAP to it and sign up for SNAP! It's the best way to find o...
• FLASH MOB VIDEO SHOOT is TODAY! Grab your friends and head to HAWS GYM at 11:00...
• Murder at the Company Christmas Party
• WKCTC is having a FLASH MOB VIDEO SHOOT TOMORROW to celebrate being one of the...
• Holiday Horton gives a HOOT about magazines! We subscribe to many popular magaz...
• Happy Thanksgiving, WKCTC! What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving?
• Jingle Books!
• REMINDER: Bring the kiddos to Matheson Library from 10-11:30 a.m. and listen to...
• OCTOBER STUDENT OF THE MONTH McCracken County Amber’Lee Douglas was selected...
• We are doing a flash mob video to celebrate being one of the Top 10 community co...
• This fog is crazy!
• Horton gives a HOOT about the 1st Annual Jingle Books event! WKCTC students, fa...
• It's getting closer and closer to those snow days! Want to know up to the minut...
• Hey Facebook friends, don't forget to bring your kids to Matheson Library on Wed...
• Interested in spicing up your Christmas dinner?! Add a little flair to your Chri...
• Listen to Lauren! West Kentucky Stars will be playing TONIGHT in Haws Gym! Get...
• BAKE SALE in Student Center for A.R.F. (Animal Respect Foundation) from 11:00 A...
• STUDENTS! The Carson Center is offering students a discounted ticket to Larry t...
• New Beginnings Meeting
• Go CATS!
• Horton gives a HOOT about the November library contest! Ten LUCKY people will w...
• Today from 11:30-12:30 p.m. come to the Bistro and try some desserts, tea, and c...
• Plans for this Saturday? Come to WKCTC!!
• REMINDER: Financial Aid priority deadline is Tuesday, November 15!
• Murray State beats Harris Stowe 76-49
• Who is your favorite Veteran and why? Tell us your story! First 5 people win a...
• The oldest branch of the military is the U.S. Army. It was first brought togethe...
• On this Veterans Day, WKCTC would like to thank all Faculty, Staff, and Students...
• Tomorrow is Veteran's Day! Downtown Paducah will be hosting their annual Vetera...
• Alpha Epsilon Beta (AEB) presented a check for $1,000 to Child Watch of Paducah....
• Another FREE t-shirt day! Come to the student center from 10:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m....
• Occunet will be on campus to administer flu shots at West Kentucky Community and...
• REMINDER: Matheson Library Interlibrary Loan (ILL) Request deadline for Fall sem...
• Veteran Panel discussion is tomorrow! This is a great opportunity for each and e...
• Dead Bread
• CONGRATULATIONS to student, Ashton Ursini and staff member, Nancy Robins! Both...
• GET INVOLVED TODAY! Day of the Dead Celebration TODAY from 11 AM- 1 PM in the St...
• Laker football audio highlights: Calloway vs. Trigg County
• VOTE NOW for your favorite Faculty/Staff and Student Halloween Costume Contest w...
• Tomorrow from 11:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m. is the last chance to enter the Halloween Cos...
• Join the the WKCTC Spanish Culture Club for the annual Day of the Dead Celebrati...
• Halloween costume contest TOMORROW! Also, the 2nd Annual Faculty/Staff cook-off...
• Horton gives a HOOT about ARTstor! Check out this new database on our website!
• GET INVOLVED tomorrow! Wear PINK to support Breast Cancer Awareness! Pose for...
• UPS recruiters will be on campus tomorrow from 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m in the student...
• Come pick a pumpkin today in Haws gym and compete for the best decorated pumpkin...
• Take Back the Night 5k has begun!
• The WKCTC campus will be closed to traffic for a 5K Run on October 22 between 4:...
• Check out this edition of Campus Spotlight. The first THREE students to send in...
• Candlelight vigil is tonight after the panel discussion to shatter the silence a...
• Swing by the student center and check out Murray State's information table. Kim...
• Today is Mental Health Awareness Day. Check out the information table in the St...
• Horton wants your opinion on QR Codes! Visit the library to try them out and giv...
• Want to learn about ways to protect yourself? Attend the personal safety worksh...
• Registration begins for currently enrolled WKCTC students Monday, October 17, an...
• The United Way of Paducah, KY is hosting an Elimination Dinner on Saturday, Octo...
• SEPTEMBER STUDENT OF THE MONTH Victoria Edwards was recently selected as Sept...
• GET INVOLVED TODAY! Nathaniel Perry will be here TODAY at 2:00 p.m. in the Math...
• Remember to GET INVOLVED TODAY! Blood Drive from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. in Haws Gy...
• Let's get involved tomorrow! From 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. tomorrow there will be a...
• Check out what Paducah School of Art is up too!
• Have you heard about the Veteran Essay Contest coming up? Check out this link on...
• Horton gives a HOOT about POETRY! Horton recommends coming to Matheson Library o...
• Welcome back, Students! Hope everyone had a relaxing break. Now it's back to th...
• WKCTC can now send important information and deadlines directly to your phone an...
• If you are a fan of "Dancing with the Stars" or "So you Think You Can Dance" the...
• Retrospective: Josh McKeel leads by example
• Sign up NOW! Bring the kids for the Kid Fun Run too!
• What is your plan for Fall Break?
• Horton gives a HOOT about FALL BREAK! Horton recommends our popular collection o...
• Interested in entering a photo in to the 32nd Annual College and High School Pho...
• High school football: Calloway County blanks Hopkins Central
• WKCTC student leaders are at the 2011 KCTCS Student Leadership Conference! 16 pe...
• TODAY at 11:00 a.m. in Crounse 101 there will be a Student Voice Forum. All stu...
• Look how much fun Kay Travis and Donna Wear's having at the WKCTC Scholarship Au...
• The WKCTC Scholarship Auction features a great silent auction. This year’s item...
• Horton gives a HOOT about INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM! Horton recommends coming to Math...
• Self-Defense Training for Women! Instructor John Driskill will offer training fo...
• The WKCTC Scholarship Auction features a great silent auction. This year’s item...
• STUDENT VOICE FORUM! Let your VOICE be heard! September 28 from 11:00 a.m.-12:15...
• Stop by GOOD OLE BOYS BBQ TEAM at BBQ on the River! Funds are donated to WKCTC f...
• WKCTC can now send important information and deadlines directly to your phone an...
• September is designated as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Each year in the U....
• Write a letter about your day, seal it up, and place it in one of the boxes loca...
• Horton the Owl says HELLO from Matheson Library. Horton gives a HOOT about the...
• WKCTC can now send important information and deadlines directly to your phone an...
• Yummy Auction Item: Farm to Table Dinner for 10 people prepared by Laura Duff of...
• Avast thar me maties! Thar be treasure to be plundered! Today is International T...
• Don't forget Backstage Pass on Saturday night!! There will be Celtic music at i...
• Did you know Cass & Company Sweets 'n Eats offers a 10% off purchase discount to...
• Good morning WKCTC- what do you think makes West Kentucky Community and Technica...
• Check out what's going on in Matheson Library! Just click on the link to find o...
• Find out what WKCTC is doing to promote veterans going back to college and helpi...
• PATRIOT DAY - TODAY in the Quad! Stop by and check out the rock climbing wall,...
• Looking for great sports tickets?? Come to the WKCTC Scholarship Auction and bid...
• CONGRATULATIONS to WKCTC's faculty, staff, leadership team, students and support...
• West Kentucky Community and Technical College has been named one of the TOP 10 c...
• Looking good Student Ambassador Danita Fisher!
• Happy Friday, WKCTC! Got any plans for the weekend?!
• LIVE in the student center till 2:15, TODAY! They are rockin' it out! Come check...
• Check out this week's Campus Spotlight. The first TWO STUDENTS to comment and n...
• Come enjoy acoustic music in the Student Center TOMORROW, 12:45-2:15 PM. Two mus...
• High school football: Calloway beats Massac 38-0
• Check out what is happening on Constitution Day!!!
• Starnes BBQ today in the student center! All proceeds go to the American Heart A...
• Sign up NOW! 5K Walk/Run and Fun Run! All proceeds will be donated to Alpha Ep...
• TRiO SSS Members attended Maya Angelou’s Event at Murray State University last W...
• Don't get caught between a rock and a hard place! SNAP to it and join SNAP! the...
• LAST CHANCE TO ORDER!!!!! E-mail blair.travis@kctcs.edu to order!
• Back to School for Paducah - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Back to College Bash - Tomorrow, 11AM-1PM in the MLRC Quad. Check out this edit...
• Mark your calendars for the Back to College Bash on TOMORROW, August 24, 10:45 a...
• Don't miss out on this GREAT opportunity! Get your tickets now for a fun-filled...
• High school football: Calloway County drops opener to Caldwell County 80-62
• Do you like to read? Join a reading group today!
• Attention ladies of WKCTC! Check this out!
• Next Wednesday, August 24, mark your calendars for the annual Back to College Ba...
• The Student Organization and Recruitment Day will be TODAY, 11 AM-NOON, MLRC QUA...
• Labor Day is just around the corner and the WKCTC Heart Walk Team has a great pl...
• Check out whats coming up in the 2011 A' La Carte Culinary Series! Sign up NOW!
• Happy first day of fall classes! Hope all returning students have a great day!
• Interested in taking some computer courses at the Skilled Craft Training Center...
• Interested in couponing?! Sign up for Couponing 101! It's free! Class is Septemb...
• The WKCTC Community Chorus begins a new year of practice and performances on Tue...
• Interview with Calloway County football coach Josh McKeel
• Here is a full list of the discounts! Hours are as followed..... Monday, Aug. 1...
• Smile for the camera! GET YOUR STUDENT ID! Check books out at Matheson Library w...
• JULY STUDENT OF THE MONTH McCracken County resident Annette Roethemeyer was s...
• It's ZUMBA TIME! ZUMBA for all ages! Class begins August 15 at WKCTC campus!...
• Congratulations to Annette Roethemeyer for being selected as the July Student of...
• Financial Aid can used in the WKCTC Bookstore beginning August 5. Check out how...
• Kentucky Wildcats pick up three recruits
• Earn 3 Credit Hours Toward Free Electives Through Service Learning GEN 120---Stu...
• SNAP to it! The Safety Notification Alert Process is important! If you haven’t...
• ATTENTION: WKCTC Campus will be closed for faculty and staff meetings on August...
• Volunteers Needed for Reading PALS! What is reading PALS? Reading PALS (Partner...
• Disc Golf Instructional Videos - Drives
• Got questions about financial aid? We've got the answers on this edition of Cam...
• College basketball: Louisville and Kentucky in hunt for T.J. Warren
• College football: 3-star recruit Daqual Randall commits to Louisville Cardinals
• July 29 is the last day to pay Fall 2011 tuition or make payment arrangements to avoid cancellation of Fall classes. It is also the deadline for setting up tuition payment to qualify for paying in three payments with 25% required down payment. AFTER JULY
• Matheson Library is accepting applications for student assistants who can work nights during the fall. The job pays $8.25 an hour, working approximately 12 hours per week. To apply, pick up an application at the library circulation desk or go to KCTCS we
• The Paducah Parks Services Department is hosting the annual Cross River Swim this Saturday, July 23, from 1-3p.m. Swimmers will start on the Illinois side of the Ohio River and swim to the foot of Broadway in Paducah. Participants must pre-register for t
• Calling All Recipes! Trading recipes has been a popular pastime for generations upon generations. Do you want your recipe to be in the WKCTC Cookbook? WKCTC Heart Walk team will be creating a custom designed cookbook with all of your favorite recipes!
• Invite your friends, your family, classmates, and everyone that wants to know the latest upcoming events on campus! We want 2,000 friends! See up to the minute news, videos, events, and activities on campus! Check out photos of your friends and classma
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• Check this video out on the EXCURSIONS through Costa Rica!
• Matheson Library is currently accepting applications for student assistants who can work nights during the fall 2011 semester. The position pays $8.25 for approx 12 hours per week. To apply, pick up an application at the Library Circulation Desk or go
• College football: Gabbert leaves Louisville Cardinals
• WKCTC students who were enrolled in Fall 2010 and Spring 2011 can save some money.......check out the new Campus Spotlight and find out how!!
• You still have time to get Jiggy with the Piggy! Enroll now for guaranteed tuition to get next year’s classes at this year’s rate. Visit kctcs.edu and click on the piggy for more details.
• Saundria Sims has been selected as the June Student of the Month. Sims plans to graduate with an Associate of Science degree this summer. She also plans to continue her education and pursue a career in the health field. Sims’ nominators characte
• College football: Tyler Gabbert transfers to Louisville
• Today's headlines
• Work and Learn has moved to the Anderson Technical Building, Room 130. (They are now located across from the Bookstore) This move will be helpful to students. They are now located in the same building with Adult Education/GED, Admissions, Financial Ai
• WKCTC is building another Start! Heart Walk Team for 2011 and we’ll have our team organizational meeting THURSDAY at 2 PM in Haws Gym. If you’ve never participated, the Start! Heart Walk supports research, education, and advocacy efforts of
• Need an idea for dinner?! Check out the Stuffed Episode!
• This week facebook friends will be updated with Independence Day Triva, and facts! Stay posted for questions and interesting facts about the days leading up to the United States of America's Freedom! It all starts NOW! Did you know the word &lsqu
• SHOW ME THE MONEY!!! Save a Loot and enroll during guaranteed tuition! You can get next year’s classes at this year’s rate! Visit kctcs.edu and click on the piggy for more details.
• STARTING A NEW CAREER? NEED A CAREER CHANGE? The Paducah Career Center Partners are hosting a CAREER FAIR TODAY from 10:00 a.m. -2:00 p.m. in Haws Gym on WKCTC. Find out about various career opportunities. Everyone is invited and encouraged to attend.
• Go to the Glee Project and VOTE on one of West Kentucky Community and Technical College former students, McKynleigh!!! Help her make it to the top!
• Paducah School of Art Director Harvey Sadow introduces Alec Valerius, PSA Pre-College Summer Art Program participant and PSA Honor Student Ellyandra Rhea Cissell to the KCTCS Board of Regents during a tour of the art school by the board June 15.
• Video: woman steals foul ball from little girl
• College football: Bridgewater to see time at quarterback for Louisville
• The deadline to apply for an August degree is Wed, June 20. You can obtain the application packet in the Records office in Anderson Technical Building or online at the link provided. Please allow time to schedule a meeting with your advisor if you are ap
• High school softball: Calloway County girls finish third at state tournament
• West Kentucky Community and Technical College received a $5,000 donation from the estate of Ben Whiteaker of Paducah today, announced WKCTC President Barbara Veazey. Whiteaker, 88, died in October 2010, and left donations to several area educational an
• Big Thanks to everyone who donated money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association! It is GREATLY appreciated!
• Pick up your Student ID card! Student ID cards are available at the Business Office in the Anderson Technical Building. The schedule for making ID cards this week is 10:00am—3:00pm Monday-Thursday. Beginning next week, the schedule will be 10:0
• Would you like to become a student leader/ambassador for WKCTC? Benefits include: tuition scholarships, course credit, recognition awards & honors, student ambassador uniforms, leadership conferences, and retreats.....and MORE!! Questions? Contac
• It doesn’t have to end this way! Save your piggy and enroll during guaranteed tuition. You can get next year’s classes at this year’s rate.
• College basketball: Kevin Ware to play for the Louisville Cardinals
• The Muscular Dystrophy Association is a much needed organization, helping people affected with various muscular dystrophies and neuromuscular diseases. It's primary function is to fund research that could find treatments or cures for people sufferin
• You still have time to save a big loot! Register for next year’s classes at this year’s rate and save. Find out if you qualify at KCTCS.edu.
• McCracken County resident Shaun Strawser was selected Student Affairs Student of the Month for April at West Kentucky Community and Technical College. “I'd just like to thank the TRIO (Student Support Services) staff and David Nickell for ins
• GRADUATION! Students walking in the graduation ceremony should report to the Carson Center no later than 5:45 PM on Monday, May 9. Students must enter at the loading dock located at the rear of the Carson Center. See the attached map. Students who are
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• Smithland levee holds as residents brace for river crest
• Massac sandbagging continues as crest nears
• River, lake levels to begin receding
• Floodwaters rise around McCracken
• Accused burglars nabbed at firehouse
• Wreck near Clinton kills 3
• River companies in deep water
• People fleeing flood scramble to find temporary pet lodging
• Students from the Behavioral Health Nursing class of the Associate Degree Nursing Program at WKCTC volunteered a sunny, spring afternoon to clean up the yard for one of their clinical sites, the Intensive Management and Recovery (IMR) program from Four R
• Save a Piggy! Register now for next year’s classes at this year’s rate and save. Find out if you qualify at kctcs.edu!
• First fine arts graduate awaits WKCTC degree
• Science bowl team returns triumphant
• Corps needs one more day to blow levee, effects seen in crest projections
• City centers could avoid flooding with lower crest predictions
• Smithland still fighting back river
• Beshear takes 2nd look at flood-affected region
• Progress signals agreement between Honeywell, union
• The Lineup
• Paducah schools retirees leave with decades of experience
• The Lineup
• Correction
• Police search for person of interest in Sunday shooting
• Marine industry braces for ‘catastrophic’ losses
• Water forces more evacuations
• Authorities close US 45 bridge at Brookport
• Americans feel both joy, fear over bin Laden
• City, businesses brace for near-historic river levels
• Region prepares for the worst
• Corps breaching Birds Point levee tonight
• The American Red Cross Disaster Services is actively working locally to meet the disaster needs of our family and friends in areas affected by flooding. The American Red Cross Blood Services is working to maintain the blood supply at local hospitals, an
• Due to the high number of students walking in this year’s graduation ceremony, there are no more tickets available. However, if you already have graduation tickets and are not going to use all of them, please turn extras into the bookstore. Guest
• The Lineup
• Driver in flooded vehicle rescued
• Endowment honors scholarship recipients
• Communities fight to stay dry as waters press barriers
• Locals: ’97 flood ‘nothing compared to this’
• BIN LADEN KILLED
• Lower Town revamps arts festival
• McCracken District Court
• The Lineup
• Local
• River flooding blocks roads, bridges, causes landslides
• County may review retirement benefits for part-time officials
• Court refuses to pay unpaid sick leave bills
• Quilt show a success despite late changes
• Paducah crest forecast rises
• Cairo waits for relief
• Mayor calls for Cairo evacuation
• State logs 650 wildfires for year
• Police arrest suspect in officer impersonation
• Car collides with ATV, sends man to hospital
• Police arrest man for alleged DUI, trespassing
• Ag commish hopeful relies on dairy farm upbringing
• Military tech aids blocking floodwaters
• Rescuers hobbled by worst twisters since ’32
• Quinn: Approve borrowing or lose local tax revenue
• Lakes’ crest projections hold steady at 372 feet
• Paducah quilt show attendees pick up new layout
• Kentucky, Army Corps argue to breech Missouri levee to save Hickman, Cairo
• Officers mourn wreck victim
• Beshear commends emergency crews
• The Lineup
• Market House offers play about friendship
• Educator to join Paducah schools
• Artists help symphony with online fundraiser
• Lakes hold water back from swollen rivers
• Downtown centers dodge flood damage
• ATTENTION ALL MAY GRADUATES! If you have graduation tickets that you will not be using, please turn them into the WKCTC Bookstore as soon as possible.
• Working at the CAR WASH! The Criminal Justice department will wash your car for only $6!!!! TODAY behind Anderson Technical Building!!!! Support WKCTC Criminal Justice students!!
• The Lineup
• Agenda
• Couple faces drug charges
• Lower Town offers home, gallery tour
• Flooding causes headaches around the region
• Antique quilts showcase show history
• Officials seek help bagging sand
• County reviewing pact with shelter
• Watching and waiting
• Ledbetter man faces drug charges
• Teens arrested after joy ride, pursuit
• Paducah man faces fleeing charge after wreck
• Storm threat closes Mid-Continent
• City mulls smoking ban change
• City not releasing preventative flooding costs
• Smithland races rising river
• The best of the best at AQS
• Shawneetown bridge shuts down after struck by barge
• Tired of riding the little bike at the playground? Are you ready to ride a REAL MOTORCYCLE! The Basic Rider course is aimed at beginner riders of all ages! Motorcycles and helmets are included in your course fee. Slow maneuvring, emergency breaking, ev
• Trash collection back on schedule in Paducah
• TRANSFER FAIR--- TODAY! Are you thinking of transferring to a four-year college?! Don't miss this great opportunity to chat with college representatives around the area! ETC 109 from 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. TRANSFER FAIR!
• Wet weather expected to last to week’s end
• Sandbags filled and stacked as cities prep
• Region braces for flooding
• Counties aid evacuations
• The Lineup
• Agenda
• Carlisle offices close for move to new courthouse
• Newberry declares state of emergency
• Floods toggle quilt show events
• River companies navigate high waterways
• It doesn’t have to end this way! Enroll for next year’s classes at this year’s rate and save! Find out if you qualify at westkentucky.kctcs.edu!
• Tsering Phuntsok, a Buddhist monk, will be on campus today to discuss Buddhism and his life on the monastery. TODAY at 3:30 p.m. in Crounse 101!
• The Lineup
• Today’s Agenda
• Artist group celebrates anniversary
• Digging deeper to solve murders
• ‘Catastrophic’ flooding possible along Ohio
• City faces storm nightmare
• The Lineup
• Correction
• In Our Schools
• Local Christians join in worldwide celebration
• Graves church offers ‘The Promise’
• Nuclear safety comes home: Operations at Paducah differ from other nuclear plants
• Storms leave path of damage
• Keeping an eye to the sky
• Deputies alerted to I-24 injury wreck via On-Star
• Area police collect expired prescription medications
• Kentucky Wildcats' recruit Anthony Davis among the top incoming freshmen
• The Lineup
• Two hospitalized after wreck
• Paducah police charge McCracken man in truck theft
• McCracken District Court
• North Friendship wreck sends pregnant woman to hospital
• Murder defendant calls prosecution malicious
• Fiscal court considering new radios for deputies
• Reflecting on the meaning of Easter
• It's Earth Day!!! One thing is certain: the world of today will be different tomorrow - and the day after that, and on and on!! Let's do our part to protect our future!! We want to hear your ideas on how to be "GREEN" on campus and
• Region
• McCracken District Court
• The Lineup
• Murder of Paducah victim, others detailed in book
• Use of armed drone aircraft in Libya OK’d
• Spring festival’s two days of music to aid Paducah’s ‘Tent City’
• Fiscal Court sets second hearing on zone change
• Shooting suspect arrested
• Louisville Cardinals' recruit Chane Behanan tabbed as one of the nation's best
• Investigators deal with consequences of false police reports
• Fiscal Court mulls hiking deputies’ pay
• Police investigate shooting
• More storms on radar
• City accepting bids to operate pool concession stand
• Deputies search for woman in police impersonation case
• The Lineup
• Agenda
• Storm damages downtown church tower
• Riley architect lands makeover
• Video past performances: 2011 Kentucky Derby prep races
• Check out this week's Campus Spotlight and see how a new math project will help students!!
• Learn about a math project that uses a new approach to help students with their math classes. FIRST 5 STUDENTS to comment on how this project is unique in helping students wins a PRIZE!!
• 7:30 PM TONIGHT (Wednesday, April 20) there is a SNEAK PREVIEW JUST FOR STUDENTS! Market House Theatre's production of Dixie Swim Club is only $5.00 TONIGHT for students! It will also be showing Thursday-Saturday at 7:30 PM and Sunday at 2:30 PM.
• Former Kentucky Wildcat Rajon Rondo scores 30 as Celtics beat Knicks 96-93
• High winds down power lines, trees
• Remains identified as Marshall man
• Wreck leaves 1 dead
• Reidland couple finds golden egg
• Police training focuses on collaboration
• Former Paducah official hit by car
• Pair confuses clerks into giving too much change
• Honeywell, union report progress
• Heath scores will count
• County cuts short hearing on rezoning
• ATTENTION WKCTC STUDENTS! Market House Theatre’s production of Dixie Swim Club offers a special student sneak preview for $5 per ticket TOMORROW! Please check out this great show and support the Market House Theatre!
• “READING: THE KEY TO A CHILD’S SUCCESS” Don’t forget to attend the reading program - “Reading: The Key to a Child’s Success” TODAY in the Matheson Library at 2:00 PM. There will be great door prizes and refres
• Homemade Household Cleaners? Solar Panels in action? Hike through Shawnee National Forest?! Make sure and check out all of the GREAT Earth Day events that are being held on campus this week!
• Tilghman joins Middle College
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• The Lineup
• Local
• Murder trial set for May in ’08 slaying
• Lackey vows change in ag office
• Dreyer steps down from Paducah Symphony
• Tornado outbreak deadliest since ’08
• Police: Missing man focus of inquiry
• City removes floodgate near Executive Inn
• Let's mark ANOTHER college off the list!!! Join us April 20 at Bluegrass Community and Technical College (Leestown Campus) for our Go2Transfer signing with Morehead State University! How great is that!
• McCracken District Court
• McCracken, Graves teens charged in connection with stolen ATV
• Today’s Agenda
• The Lineup
• ‘Spamalot,’ ‘Blast’ coming to Paducah
• Multiple systems predicted for area
• Authorities recover human remains
• Dogwood ride brings community together
• Limestone delays expansion of lock
• Local
• The Lineup
• Seminar offers day-care personnel advice
• City, county residents take out the trash
• Weather doesn’t ice diabetes fundraising walk
• Massac terminal avoids criticism
• Programs deal with student violations
• The Lineup
• McCracken District Court
• College offers pre-employment training with Labor grant
• Missing Heath HS ACT tests recovered
• Paducah police investigate after man says fake officer stole $130
• Please join me in CONGRATULATING James Clark and Julie Thompson for being selected as Employee of the Quarter! Great job!
• TVA says Shawnee to cut emissions
• Local
• The Lineup
• In Our Schools
• Police warn residential burglaries on the rise
• Analyst: Don’t ignore Galbraith in gubernatorial race
• Students research soybeans’ potential
• Old windows star at preservation lesson
• Newberry predicts cuts, tight budget
• 3 plead not guilty in kidnapping
• ATTENTION! WE ARE GIVING AWAY FREE STUFF AGAIN TODAY! Want a FREE PRIZE?! WKCTC Open House begins this afternoon at 4:00 p.m. and lasts until 7:00 p.m.! Bring your friends and family and anyone interested in or thinking about getting a higher education!
• Check out this week's Campus Spotlight and see how to win tickets to Nunsense this weekend!!
• TICKETS, TICKETS, TICKETS!! You can win tickets to this weekend's NUNSENSE! The show is hilarious and interactive - the FIRST 20 STUDENTS to comment on how the show involves the audience win a pair of tickets to a performance of their choice!!
• ATTENTION! Want a FREE PRIZE?! WKCTC Open House begins this afternoon at 4:00 p.m. and lasts until 7:00 p.m.! Bring your friends and family and anyone interested in or thinking about getting a higher education! Be one of the first TWO people to answer
• Correction
• Traffic alerts
• Mom cited after child wanders near road
• Carneal Road details OK’d
• Relay leader takes job personally
• Fatal bat disease spreads to Kentucky
• Robotics tests students’ knowledge, abilities
• Obama: Cut spending, raise taxes on rich
• Grimes implements changes
• ‘Get Set to Serve’ clinic
• McCracken County resident Jessi Donaldson was selected West Kentucky Community and Technical College’s Student Affairs Student of the Month for March. “I couldn’t believe I won,” said Donaldson. “ I was very surprised.&rdq
• Oink! If you like Moola! Enroll for next year’s classes at this year’s rate and save. Find out if you qualify on KCTCS.edu.
• Agenda
• Water closes wildlife area
• In Our Schools
• Employee accused of stealing copper wire worth $63,000
• Community Service Day
• Fiscal Court adjusts after audit report
• Flooded mall to rebuild, open in ’12
• City considers property purchase
• Arbor Place set to close
• Orchestra unites students, longtime teacher
• OPEN HOUSE is this THURSDAY! Thinking about going back to school? Not sure what you would like to do? WKCTC's OPEN HOUSE IS FOR YOU! Thursday, April 14 from 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM at Haws Gym! You can even win a scholarship and many other prizes!
• Consultant proposes garages, expanded downtown
• Former home of murder defendants burns
• Court restores murder charge
• State helping Arbor Place tenants move
• County to discuss humane society contract
• Consultant tells court of effort for nuke plant claims
• The Lineup
• Local
• A few (hundred) more fish for the lake
• Disc golf and par
• Check this out! FAFSA HOORAY!
• April 11, 2011 at 2:30 p.m. in Waller 112 Ed Clement, representing Ben Clement’s Mineral Museum and the Western Kentucky and Southern Illinois Fluorspar Mining District, will be on campus presenting a seminar on Fluorite. Swing by and check this o
• Today’s Agenda
• The Lineup
• Local
• President to lay out plan for spending
• Residents rally to aid victim of storm
• Gone fishin’
• Reunion
• Region
• Last-minute deal brings relief, anger
• $2 million emergency management complex faces September completion
• Blaze destroys home
• Where the sidewalks end
• Bringing in the dogwoods
• The Lineup
• Two admit to bank robbery in 2008
• Police arrest man on cocaine possession
• Calloway collision kills moped driver
• Man accused in theft of catalytic converters
• Police seek man who held gun to child’s head
• Former Ballard judge leaves legacy of fairness
• Nursing home loses Medicare eligibility
• Deal avoids shutdown
• WKCTC Paducah School of Art 2011 Student Art Exhibition is currently on display at the Clemens Gallery at the Clemens Fine Arts Center. An opening reception was held on April 7. Community members, faculty, staff, and students visited the gallery to see
• Three hurt in I-24 crash
• Local
• McCracken grand jury to hear case against escapee
• Coin flip may decide Cairo commission race
• Metropolis commission to include brother, sister
• Driver injured after car crashes into building
• Death penalty not sought in Evrard slaying
• Second chances
• The Lineup
• Burn Bans
• The Second Annual Musical Celebration at Noble Park will be April 16, 2011. This event is hosted by WKCTC’s Concept Zero student organization and GPS RECYCLENOW Musical performances ranging from bluegrass and folk to rock and roll. * Mark Donham
• State senators adjourn after passing veto resolutions
• Grant to refurbish Jackson House elevators, add freight elevator
• Teenager charged as adult in Evrard case
• Authorities warn of fire on windy days
• The Lineup
• Traffic alert
• Correction
• Student accused after mixer stolen
• County seeks records to back annex lawsuit
• Oil slick stains Bleich, Old Mayfield roads
• We will just ADD another college to the list! KCTCS Go2Transfer now allows applied associate students statewide to transfer to one of the following bachelor programs at Campbellsville University: criminal justice, business administration, business manag
• GREEN TIP OF THE MONTH: Did you know that there are several items you have at home that can be recycled? Here is a partial list: old newspaper, magazines and books waste paper unwanted plastic bottles or containers unwanted clothes empty cans unwa
• The Lineup
• McCracken District Court
• Reunion
• Police arrest Paducah man on rape, sodomy charges
• NWS confirms tornadoes
• Two killed after sewage plant wall gives way
• Bare and aware
• Police: Teach a thief not to phish
• Sky’s the limit
• Mid Continent University representative, Karl Hatton, will be in the Clemens Student Center, Friday, April 8, 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. This is an opportunity for students to learn about admissions, scholarships, and degree programs available at Mid
• SGA NEEDS YOUR HELP! The WKCTC Student Government Association will have it’s next meeting on TODAY, April 5 at 2:00 p.m. in the Student Center Club Room. The SGA meets the first Tuesday of every month – all students, faculty/staff are invited
• SGA NEEDS YOUR HELP! The WKCTC Student Government Association will have it’s next meeting on Thursday, April 7 at 2:00 p.m. in the Student Center Club Room. The SGA meets the first Tuesday of every month – all students, faculty/staff are in
• McCracken District Court
• The Lineup
• Agenda
• Local
• Youth sports embezzling trial coming in September
• Storm rains on parade
• Quilt show, dogwood trail brace for busy year
• Officers interview witnesses in slaying
• McCracken sirens work in spreading the alarm across county
• Storm blows through
• Damage left in storm's wake
• Nunsense, a hilarious musical comedy by Dan Goggins, will play the Clemens Fine Arts Center at West Kentucky Community and Technical College on April 15, 16 and 17. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! Call (270) 534-3212, NOW!
• The BCM student organization will be hosting a bible study EVERY TUESDAY between March 29-April 26 to discuss such questions. The group will meeting in two locations: Student Club Room, 12:30-2:30 PM and Joe Muggs in Books A Million, 8-9:30 PM. For mor
• McCracken District Court
• Agenda
• The Lineup
• Ammunition collection new for spring clean-up
• Former cemetery owner charged in trust fund thefts
• Safety is key when fishing close to dams
• April in like a lion
• Region
• Cats blue
• Big change, small difference
• Local
• Murray graduate programs praised
• The Lineup
• McCracken District Court
• Tater Day takes off
• Classes update firefighters’ skills
• Mayfield man dies in Saturday morning shooting
• Fishing trip turns tragic as 2 drown
• 1 parcel remains for school site
• The Lineup
• McCracken District Court
• Local
• Enjoying a day in the sun
• 3 other numbers that can save: 811
• Shelter gives paralyzed dog new leash on life
• Storms may drench Monday outdoor activities
• Heath ACTs lost in transit
• Woman injured in two-vehicle wreck
• Candidate vows to support coal
• USPS to streamline system for closings
• Grand jury adds charges in 3-hour police chase
• 101st: Six killed in continuing Afghanistan battle
• The future of engineering
• Luallen releases fiscal court audits
• The Lineup
• In Our Schools
• Woman dies in wreck
• Group urges school funding of health services
• OINK! OINK! OINK! It doesn't have to end this way! Get this, current students can receive next year's tuition at THIS YEAR'S rate! If you haven't already, register NOW for next year's classes and lock in your tuition at the cur
• Local
• The Lineup
• Follow the ’Cats in the Final Four
• County clerk orders security cameras
• Pecan Drive/US 62 traffic light goes up
• Economist addresses conservative construction outlook
• Assistant chief leaves post over e-mail comments
• Clean slate
• The Lineup
• Armed man robs business
• River levels dropping
• Health rankings note Calloway, Fulton counties
• Probation violation puts lawyer in jail
• Legislators differ on governor’s Medicaid vetoes
• Goodwill investment
• 2 in Evrard case face perjury charges
• Police arrest Cairo Road man on gun, drug charges
• Lions Club donates $378K to Easter Seals, others
• WKCTC Student Affair’s challenges you to participate in the Health Maintenance Education Initiative. This is a personal challenge to motivate students and employees at West Kentucky Community and Technical College employees to get fit and stay fit.
• A meeting of Alpha Epsilon Beta, WKCTC’s criminal justice chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association, will be held Wednesday, March 30th, from 4:45 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. in the Anderson Technical Building, Room 212. All AEB members, cri
• Beginning April 1, those walking in this year’s graduation can pick up their caps and gowns from the WKCTC bookstore, located in Anderson. Graduation tickets will also be available for pick up. Each graduate will receive SIX tickets for family an
• Project on schedule
• Dual degrees: High school grads walk away with two diplomas
• Man in murder trial accepts plea deal
• Obama: US had duty in Libya
• Strength in numbers
• Local
• The Lineup
• Correction
• Woman faces September trial in Mayfield shooting
• Firm B&W operating uranium conversion
• The Lineup
• Agenda
• District Court
• Wreck sends man to hospital and court
• Authorities jail suspect in stabbing at city home
• ‘Stars’ shatters goal
• Medicare rise could mean no COLA
• ’Cats return to Final Four
• The Lineup
• Agency offers weight loss class
• UFC champ brings passion for teaching to Paducah
• Native ‘stars’ dance for a cause
• Animal euthanasia rates better than averages
• Off and running
• Expo offers vendors, cooking demos
• Region
• McCracken District Court
• McCracken District Court
• Five rob man outside Lyon County hotel
• Local
• The Lineup
• Minor earthquake rumbles area near airport
• Comedians take the stage to raise money for earthquake, tsunami relief
• Couple accused of selling teens’ sexual favors
• Conservation district offers free seedlings
• Inmate gets additional year for threat against judge
• Group seeks tribute to black Civil War soldiers
• Graves Amish take triangle case to Court of Appeals
• House accepts Senate proposal to fix Medicaid
• School stands up to bullying
• School site gets ’round-the-clock coverage
• Agenda
• Honeywell, union set negotiation date
• HEY, it doesn't have to end this way!!! ATTENTION ALL CURRENT STUDENTS!! Do we have your attention? GREAT! Get this, current students can receive next year's tuition at THIS YEAR'S rate! Learn more about our guaranteed tuition program
• Animal control urges changes for humane society
• Zoning passes 3-2
• Appeals court to hear Amish drivers’ cases
• McCracken man arrested in credit card theft
• Agenda
• Local
• Union leader joins panel on indigent legal needs
• Quake shortens supply of Japanese car models
• Slain couple banned teen from seeing girlfriend, 12
• President Paul? Senator not rejecting 2012 bid
• NCAA basketball viewing guide for Thursday in the Paducah Area
• It doesn’t have to end this way! Current students: receive next year’s tuition at this year’s rate. Learn more about our guaranteed tuition program at (just click on the pig!).
• Video highlights - Lakers beat Suns in three overtimes
• The Lineup
• State police escapee seen in Reidland
• 2 face charges after truck, house searches
• Council picks Ybarzabal to lead Clark Elementary
• A touch of magic
• Water district customers angered by board’s silence
• Retrial in Luna case scheduled for the fall
• Senate mulls House-OK’d compromise on Medicaid
• 3 more charged in Evrard kidnapping
• Nunsense, a hilarious musical comedy by Dan Goggins, will play at the Clemens Fine Arts Center on April 15, 16, and 17. Get your tickets now!!! (270) 534-3212!
• Paducah honors future board members
• Harrah’s reopens, ‘Dancing’ event still set for Saturday
• Paducah sees loss in population
• Watch DOGS on the loose in Livingston
• House passes compromise to fund Medicaid shortfall
• Murray lauds growth
• Explosive situation
• Honeywell and union negotiations continue
• Court sets trial date in Blair homicide case
• The Admissions and Records departments will be relocating to Anderson Technical Building Room 112. Our offices will be closed on Wednesday and Thursday (March 23 & 24). We will reopen at 8:00 am on Friday, March 25 in their new offices (Anderson Buil
• Interested in studying the lost Inca civilization and going to the “lost city” of Machu Picchu? Enroll now in a one week WKCTC study abroad opportunity in Peru for June of 2012. Find more online or enroll online by clicking on this link. The
• The Lineup
• Agenda
• Spring blossoms
• Marshall’s Tater Day just around the corner
• Best-selling author visits Paducah for book signing
• Endgame unclear in Libya
• Man dies on flooded road
• Housing Authority homes go on sale
• The Lineup
• Reunion
• Merging of agencies lacks support, for now
• Paducah chamber, other agencies seek new site
• Fiscal Court to review animal shelter funds
• Derby brings boys, parents together
• Online textbooks expand options for teachers
• Review aims at humane society
• Allies fire on Libya
• Quake reinforces damage planning in Midwest
• Security worker criticizes increased access to DOE site
• House nearing agreement on Medicaid plan
• McCracken District Court
• Wreck sends man to hospital
• Drug inquiries lead to 7 arrests
• Education council president stresses global competition in WKCTC speech
• Beshear names Caldwell magistrate
• Police seek suspect who jumped into river
• Beginning with the Summer/Fall 2011 course schedule, we will be providing all course enrollment selections on our web site. The online course schedule will be updated daily allowing us to provide the most accurate information possible and providing great
• Alice Paul, Shirley Chisholm, Helen Keller, Eleanor Roosevelt, Rosa Parks, Amelia Earhart, Harriet Tubman just a few from a list of many of the most influential women of our time. March 1987 congress declared March Women's History Month, in celebra
• Final witness says Carneal suffered from paranoid schizophrenia
• Local
• Tuition frozen for returning students
• The Lineup
• Local
• Heath scholar heads to state bee
• Weather service declares St. Mary Storm Ready
• Ohio crests early, begins to subside
• Therapists disagree on Carneal mental illness
• QUICK!! Check out registration dates for West Kentucky Community and Technical College!! Summer/Fall 2011 Registration for current students – beginning March 28 Summer/Fall 2011 Registration for new students – beginning April 11
• Check out this week's Campus Spotlight!! First THREE students to comment on the two locations for tutoring services wins a PRIZE!!!
• Local
• Clarification
• The Lineup
• In Our Schools
• Levee prevents past trouble spot from flooding
• Interest in charity sparks car fundraiser
• Ohio flooding closes Harrah’s
• Vote on terminal rezoning delayed
• Marshall coach, star player face separate challenges
• Man blames shooting on voices
• Carneal testifies
• Juniors travel to Washington after ACT studies
• Students offer relief to animal shelter
• Corps keeps watch on rising river
• 2 accused of assault, robbery
• In Our Schools
• Agenda
• Corrections
• The Lineup
• NCAA basketball tournament on truTV, where to find it
• Open Mic is tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. in the Clemens Student Center. WKCTC students will be performing!!! Free pizza! See you all there!
• Commodities
• The Lineup
• Agenda
• Local
• Paducah backers fight to keep vote lead online
• County approves Poole Road rezoning
• Flooding concerns prompt placement of Brookport floodgates
• PPS buys land at site of proposed substation
• Bodies wash ashore in quake-hit Japan
• Psychologist: Carneal too incompetent
• Carneal hearing opens
• McCracken County resident Stacie Brasher has been selected West Kentucky Community and Technical College’s Student Affairs Student of the Month for February. Brasher is ecstatic about being chosen. “WOW…what an honor, what a journey,
• Averee Fields outplays Sarah Hammond but Lady Lakers fall in semifinals
• Calloway County Lady Lakers beat Sheldon Clark 62-51
• Buzzing around
• The Lineup
• Agenda
• Residents fight Wallace Park rezoning
• McCracken sirens pass test
• 10,000 dead?
• Floodwaters threaten Livingston residents
• Future of Medicaid at center of session
• Bill designed to encourage treatment, minimize jail time
• Taking a closer look
• McCracken District Court
• So long, old friend: USS Hawes heads for scrap
• The Lineup
• Scenic route brings out the runners
• Men Who Cook fundraiser draws notable crowd
• Botulism takes financial, emotional toll on family
• Dome takes shape
• The Lineup
• In Our Schools
• Senior named Merit Finalist
• Paducah cinema plans series on faith
• Pumping water over levee
• Moffett: Experience not always better
• Tsunami warning interrupts couple’s Hawaiian vacation
• Death toll rises
• Honeywell gets nearly $12 million fine for hazardous material violation
• Calloway County Lady Lakers beat Newport Catholic in Sweet Sixteen
• Local
• Grimes urges recruitment of voters
• Bill seeks increased reporting on claims
• Capturing their attention
• Lone Oak students create auction items
• Union’s defeat could launch counterattack on GOP
• Board debates worker status
• Flooding worries taper off
• The Lineup
• Agenda
• Area legislators troubled over lack of Medicaid accord
• Police: Mom assaulted Interstate 24 toddler
• The Lineup
• Agenda
• In Our Schools
• Bank reports bogus calls in its name
• Glimpsing the future of medicine
• Students meet Iditarod racer
• Illinois abolishes executions
• Sleepy mother accused of neglect
• Check out this week's Campus Spotlight and see how to sign up for Open Mic!! Who has signed up so far?
• Video: George Washington professor ejected for heckling
• Threat leads to schools’ evacuation
• The Lineup
• Police raid nets five on drug charges
• McCracken District Court
• Hybird joins school’s bus fleet
• Chamber postpones city’s look at plans for building’s remodel
• Flooding triggers safety measures
• Fulton city schools say no to merger
• Over 250 students and alumni stopped in at the Job and Transfer Fair on March 4, 2011. Around 60 different companies, colleges, and universities attended the fair. Student organizations fundraised by serving ribs, chili, cookies, banana pudding, and
• TRIO Transfer Assistance Program (SSS) sponsored their annual 2011 Mardi Gras Celebration on March 8. There was homemade cajun food, kings cake, cajun cake, laughter, face painting, and much more at this event! Everyone had the opportunity to experienc
• Paducah Tilghman students Emily Page and Weston Loyd do an improv sketch at a sketch comedy workshop led by members of the Chicago Comedy Company at WKCTC. Two dozen students from Paducah Tilghman and Paducah Middle School participated in the workshops.
• Pharmacy leaders to visit Western Baptist Hospital
• Hearing on DNA precedes murder trial
• Truck overturns
• Defense to seek change of venue for Luna retrial
• State prepares for tornadoes with drills
• DOE may relax access to wildlife areas
• State lawmakers debate Medicaid budget fixes
• Man gets 10 years for fatal DUI wreck
• Walker’s wisdom
• Agenda
• Interested in going to college? Not sure what West Kentucky Community and Technical College has to offer? THIS IS YOUR CHANCE! On Thursday, April 14 from 4:00-6:00 pm WKCTC will be having an OPEN HOUSE! Tell everyone you know!
• Covington: Bridge needs river access
• Company selling photos to help family
• Region
• MRSA precautions, prevention remain high priorities
• Scouting Sunday... this time for the girls
• Former officer beats cocaine, leaves mark on community
• The Lineup
• Agenda
• Calloway County girls win First Region championship
• Project offers time to reflect on ’60s pastime, politics, persuasion
• The Lineup
• Reunion
• Local speech team involved in early morning wreck
• Quilt museum shows student work
• Christian families converge on Feast
• Railroad museum kicks off season
• Others’ cleaning brings squalor at Clarks River refuge
• Clerk’s office scorns charges
• Temperatures, gas prices, cycle dangers on the rise
• Nuclear plant bill dwindles in House
• Lawyer change may delay murder trial
• Vocational students test mastery at SkillsUSA
• Consultant urges 2 downtown hotels
• Paducah Summer Festival canceled
• Forecasters warn of possible flooding
• Upset for Murray State
• Driver charged following chase
• Masthay, Gray honored with highway signs
• Driver dispute leads to schools’ lockdown
• Colon consideration
• Noble Park to receive catfish, trout
• The Lineup
• Correction
• Agenda
• WKCTC schedules two campus tours for April
• Emerging concepts: ‘Mayor For Life’ discusses merger at chamber meeting
• Governor applauds criminal justice bill
• Grand Rivers loses longtime community pillars
• Church denies allegations in former Scout’s lawsuit
• Dreading your Research Paper?! Come to some of the workshops coming up to help you cope!
• Job and Transfer Fair TOMORROW from 9:00 am-1:00 pm at Haws Gym on campus! Don't miss it!
• Correction
• Agenda
• Deputies accuse grandmother of driving drunk
• LOHS names assistant principal
• Southside landmark comes down
• Carneal Road hearing coming March 16
• Dome pavilion returns in time for quilt show
• Ballard prosecutor seeks to revoke attorney’s probation after incident
• City wants annexation lawsuit’s dismissal
• 2-year-old still hospitalized after fall
• ZUMBA ZUMBA ZUMBA TODAY TODAY TODAY 11:00 AM! GET SIGNED UP AT HAWS GYM!
• ATTENTION!!! Put your DANCING shoes on and sign up for ZUMBA!!! Already on campus? Class starts at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday at Haws Gymnasium! Its only $20.00 and that includes 12 classes!!! Don't miss out!
• Leaders lobby for USEC funds
• The Lineup
• State may cut limits on fireworks sales
• 3 murder defendants face April trial
• Ex-Livingston sheriff speaks out against audit of department
• Mall work nears start
• Bath salt episode ends in arrest
• Region’s rising problem
• Two charged in burglary of pharmacy
• WE WANT YOU to attend the WKCTC Student Government Association meeting, TOMORROW at 2:00 pm in the Student Center Club Room. SGA meets on the first Tuesday of every month; all students, faculty, and staff are welcome to attend!
• You can attend the WKCTC Student Government Association meeting, TOMORROW at 2:00 pm in the Student Center Club Room. SGA meets on the first Tuesday of every month; all students, faculty, and staff are welcome to attend!
• Police: Mom intoxicated with bath salts abandons 2-year-old on interstate
• Rezoning request passes 1st fiscal court reading
• Program recruits men as school volunteers
• School boards discuss merger possibilities
• Ex-sheriff’s records stir investigation
• Families say goodbye
• Today’s agenda
• 2 receive prison sentences in manslaughter cases
• Bank sues ice cream company over loan
• Toddler murder trial coming in June
• Storms leave limited damage
• The Lineup
• Agenda
• Putt the disc in the basket
• Fulton schools broach consolidation
• College looks to church for minority growth
• Parents’ habit causes lifetime of problems
• Severe weather makes for hazardous commute
• The first Super Sunday event at Mount Moriah and Greater Lincoln Heights Missionary Baptist Churches was a huge success!! Over 200 people attended the events and received college information and talked with WKCTC representatives about Yes, you can go to
• Sunday, February 27, 2011 WKCTC partnered with African-American churches to host a college information fair ro encourage and show the importance of getting a higher education! College representatives were on hand to share information about the college
• Demartra urges group to be politically savvy
• Forecasters predict severe storms to threaten region
• Playhouse sponsors fundraiser for Guatemalan student
• Home and garden exhibition thrives with thrifty shoppers
• Handmade bowls filled with Community Kitchen support
• Bill to replace school clears House
• House dating violence bill nears deadline for passage
• Small meth labs bring big dangers
• Students explore love of engineering
• The Lineup
• Severe weather returns Sunday
• Emotional search ends
• In Our Schools
• The Lineup
• 12-week morning Zumba class begins Wednesday
• WKCTC hosts acoustic musician concert
• Three Mayfield businesses broken into
• All-aboard for railroad museum reopening
• 2nd man claims abuse by former Scoutmaster
• Paducah teen embarks on leadership mission at space camp
• BREAKING NEWS: Coroner identifies children killed in flood
• Clothing believed to belong to missing Amish girl
• Bodies of three of four children found in Graves flooding
• Steelworkers win ruling on Honeywell inspections
• Dad in oven case gets no visitation
• Judge bars city from restricting strip club
• The Lineup
• Local
• Red Cross hires director
• Reps put final touches on home show displays
• DEADLINE FOR SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS----TUESDAY, MARCH 1 by 4:00 p.m. Don't miss your chance!!!!! Need more information about scholarships?? Contact the WKCTC scholarship office at (270) 534-3065 or visit westkentucky.kctcs.edu!
• Local
• The Lineup
• Orchestra touts music education
• Commission postpones coal terminal hearing
• Rainfall brings chance of flooding
• Speculation rather than supply controls gas prices
• End of the Inn
• MSU concert to feature works of Baber
• Local arts groups lobby fiscal court for county funds
• Board OKs money-saving bond amendment
• Agenda
• Wreck blocks bridge traffic
• Blood donations sought
• Reidland squad repeats state championship
• County looks into funding request
• City mulls annex of parcel in Lone Oak
• Bond set for 2 charged in McCracken school thefts
• Judge sentences assault, embezzlement defendants
• Cleanup continues at Halloween attraction
• In Our Schools
• Agenda
• Local
• Inn’s execution
• Abramson to speak at chamber breakfast
• Wreck injures two
• P&L spending $9M to replace bridge
• Task force urges education changes
• Honeywell union leaders convene in Metropolis
• Fired school employees face theft charges
• Observers differ on prescriptions for cold medicine
• Crime rates fall in city, county
• Town loses power after sign topples
• The Lineup
• District court
• Wet grass
• Loss of hotel poses challenge for quilters
• Agenda
• Early-morning traffic stop leads police to arrest three on drug, weapon charges
• The Lineup
• Correction
• In Our Schools
• Local
• Community center honors Parks with dedication
• GOP candidates discuss change
• Corn planting expenses rise with possible profits
• Illegal trade strikes region
• Long-delayed riverfront construction still on hold
• Williams, Coursey earn ‘Polar Bear’ title
• Congratulations to WKCTC Polar Plunge Team! Almost $1000 was raised by ten team members for the Kentucky Special Olympics! Great job Criminal Justice crew!
• 2 charged with tosses from overpasses
• City plans response to annexation suit
• Tilghman seeks hall of fame nominations
• Is that your final answer?
• State house approves more optometrist procedures
• Trial delayed for Reidland father in oven case
• Railroad withdraws rezoning opposition
• Honeywell denies OSHA, union representative access to Metropolis plant
• Calloway County sweeps Senior Night
• The deadline to apply for a scholarship at West Kentucky Community and Technical College is March 1 by 4:00 p.m. WKCTC recognizes and rewards outstanding scholastic achievements by awarding merit-based scholarships and special awards to deserving student
• The WKCTC Concept Zero Club hosted international folk singer, Tom Neilson, folk artist, who is intertwined with political satire, parody, and social commentary. Over 50 people were in attendance. He had the crowd laughing, thinking, and participating t
• West Kentucky Community and Technical College will be closed Monday, February 21, to observe President's Day. Everyone have a great weekend!
• Clark event offers glimpse of the past
• Teen dies in early morning collision
• Intricacy, size hinder Talon Falls fire probe
• Teacher resigns over remark
• All that’s left of the Executive Inn
• The Lineup
• Clarification
• Forest ranger dies from injuries sustained in fire
• Consultant talks job recruitment
• City-county merger committee discusses law enforcement, financial details
• What an act of Patriotism, this morning. The cable holding the American flag in front of Carson Hall broke this morning and the flag fell to the ground. When passing by Carson Hall, WKCTC student and veteran James Shelby picked up the flag and returned
• Shelby Waltz won the Campus Spotlight prize for this week. Way to go Shelby!
• Local
• Reid named principal at Heath
• Send in the clowns
• Attempted murder trial moves to Graves
• Legislators lobby for nuclear plant bill
• Gas pump prices hit 28-month high
• House drops rules change for merger committees
• Bill would allow optometrists to expand services
• Jury deadlocks in slaying retrial
• Fire damages Talon Falls
• View this week's Campus Spotlight and WIN A PRIZE!!
• Check out this week's Campus Spotlight and learn about the college's first SUPER SUNDAY EVENTS!! First student to comment about where Super Sunday originated WINS A PRIZE!!
• March 4, 2011 from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. WKCTC will be having a Job and Transfer fair at Haws Gym on campus. The fair is FREE for alumni and WKCTC students! Get the opportunity to speak with company representatives and surrounding college and university
• The WKCTC Concept Zero Club will host international folk singer, Tom Neilson, folk artist who is intertwined with political satire, parody, and social commentary. TODAY at 2:00 p.m. in the Clemens Student Center. DONT MISS THIS FREE SHOW!
• The Lineup
• Daughter charged with trafficking
• Two-vehicle wreck hospitalizes woman
• City seeks additional laurels for tourism
• Firefighters save mobile home
• Water break disrupts traffic
• Olivet wrecks prompt widening
• Student sues club, claims racial clash
• Steel firm bringing 13 jobs to county
• SUPER SUNDAY is only 12 days away! Click on the link and find the location near you! Tell your friends, family, and even strangers! This is a Great opportunity to start on the right track toward HIGHER EDUCATION!
• The WKCTC Concept Zero Club will host international folk singer, Tom Neilson on TOMORROW from 2:00-4:00 p.m. in the Clemens Student Center. This concert is FREE to the public. Neilson is renowned for his style of folk music intertwined with political sat
• Marshall man charged with stealing, selling explosives
• Candidates headline Lincoln dinner
• Court mulls Coca-Cola incentive payment
• Weather extends Schools calendar
• City named distinctive destination
• Weekend motocross crash victims named
• Police make arrest in campus shooting
• Metropolis votes to regulate ‘sexually oriented businesses’
• New view in 2012
• Agenda
• First year students of the Radiography Club will be having a chili lunch fundraiser on Wednesday, February 16, 2011 from 11:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. in the lobbies of the Allied Health and Anderson buildings. The students are raising money to host the Ketterin
• Police seek help identifying credit card theft suspect
• Group to focus on historic farms in area counties
• Obama to detail budget proposal
• Commonwealth Middle College applications up
• Big-time ambition
• Agenda
• The Lineup
• Washing winter away
• Motocross wreck sends 3 to hospital
• Search for man continues
• The Lineup
• In Our Schools
• Artistry of Mother Nature
• Running for fun, and a cause, at Nobel Park
• MSU campaign already approaching 2012 fundraising goal
• Makeup days prove a challenge for schools
• Hotel celebrates with soul
• Search continues for missing driver
• Steelworkers criticize job interviews
• The Lineup
• Goodyear closing to spur recruitment efforts
• Judge threats case delayed by retrial of murder case
• Court dismisses school consolidation lawsuit
• Fulton County grand jury calls toddler’s death accident
• Get your writing cap on and enter the POWER of READING Essay Contest! Entries are due by March 18 at 12:00 p.m. For more information contact Kim Russell at (270) 534-3203 or check out the link below for entry forms and guidelines! You can win a $100 gift
• The POWER of READING ESSAY CONTEST!
• Tony Award winning production of Sophisticated Ladies is still on for TONIGHT, February 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the Clemens Fine Arts Center! GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! To get tickets, call Julie Moore at (270) 534-3212 or visit artsinfocus.org.
• If you haven't already heard, WKCTC will be having a SUPER EXCITING EVENT! Join us Sunday, February 27 as WKCTC partner with African-American churches to host college information fairs for prospective college students and their families. Invite you
• Assault, attempted murder defendants plead not guilty
• City, county receive grant checks
• Local
• Murder suspect waives extradition to Tennessee
• Antique mall may close over licenses
• Mubarak stays in post, hands powers to VP
• Beshear discusses economic recovery
• Crews search for I-24 wreck victim
• Goodyear effects to spread to nearby Kentucky counties
• Plant closing; jobs lost
• Goodyear closing Union City tire plant
• Local
• Agenda
• Honeywell, union report progress
• Fundraiser will go on, despite winter weather
• Agencies stress need for quake planning
• Girl, 12, dies from shotgun blast
• Snow expected to give way to warmer weekend
• Rose price increase not so sweet for your wallet
• Global warming heats up GOP attacks on EPA
• Proposed ads draw critics
• WKCTC will be closed Thursday, February 10. No classes will be held.
• Crash bottlenecks Purchase Parkway
• ATTENTION: West Kentucky Community & Technical College will close at 2:00 p.m. today (Feb. 9) at all locations. Classes (day and evening) are cancelled for the rest of the day (Feb. 9). Please be safe driving. For up to date information regarding W
• Do you or someone you know like the music of Duke Ellington? Then get you tickets now for the Tony Award winning production of Sophisticated Ladies on February 11 at 7:30 PM in the Clemens Fine Arts Center. The performance begins at 7:30 PM and ushers
• The book discussion for "The Help" begins TODAY at 12:30 p.m. In the Matheson Library Reading Room. Kim Russell will lead the discussion for this book. Check out the EVENTS section on WKCTC page for a list of books you can choose to read! Al
• The Lineup
• Driver pleads guilty to some chase charges
• Former school secretary to pay back $35,000
• Honeywell, union talks continue
• Cheering on her team
• Bartleman to join journalism hall
• US judge tosses atheist’s lawsuit over cross grant
• Mayor pledges to fight lawsuit
• Senate OKs bill to end nuke ban
• Missing woman, family reunited
• WKCTC will have classes at all off campus locations tonight. This includes Marshall Co and Graves Co High Schools.
• Snow snarls traffic across region
• Judges can’t force help in clemency, court says
• River industry plots course amid Panama Canal expansion
• School officials cite timing, forecast for early dismissals
• Predictions a little off
• Local
• Snow again Wednesday before weekend sun
• More local facilities set to reopen today
• Salt covers Monday, next snows
• Weather-related wrecks snarl police workload
• WKCTC classes will be on a delayed schedule for Tuesday, February 8. Classes starting between 7:00 am and 8:55 am will meet at 10:00 am. For more information about the delay schedule go to:
• WKCTC campus is closed due to intense weather, today, February 7. Please be safe driving today and if you want to get up to the minute information on school closings and emergencies SNAP to it and sign up for SNAP! today!!
• Do you like to read? Join the WKCTC book discussions beginning in February. Wednesday, Instructor Kim Russell will have a book discussion over "The Help" at 12:30 p.m. in the Matheson Library. Don't miss it!
• Today’s Agenda
• The Lineup
• Local
• McCracken couple to flaunt weight loss success on ‘Today’
• President celebrated on 100th
• Ravens QB returns to pass message about faith
• Troop 1 marks centennial
• Let go of the door; embrace the calm
• Taking her shot
• Massac jail escapee in custody; one remains at large
• Game brings super sales for area restaurants
• Day of pampering pooches helps Humane Society, club
• Not just for the guys
• St. Mary looks to marketing for greater recognition
• Judges: Dispute’s solution is ramp
• No place like home
• The Lineup
• Scouting, affiliates could have prevented abuse, attorney says
• Snow, cold expected to last into next week
• 2 sought in theft of credit card
• Man charged with theft copper wire
• Juvenile missing from group home
• State school board group honors Murray’s Rudolph
• Friendly competition benefits center
• National Quilt Museum seeking new director
• Snow, cold expected to last into next week
• WKCTC GO RED DAY! Big THANKS to all for coming out to the flag pole with your RED!
• COUNTDOWN TO SUPER SUNDAY! Join us Sunday, February 27th, 2011 as we partner with African-American churches to host a college information fair for you and your family! To find out more visit our event on facebook! You can also check out more information
• Looking for a healthy option to eat for GO RED day? Try some delicious Tomato Bisque TODAY at Cyber Cafe! Don't forget to wear RED! Also, we are meeting at the flag poll at 11:00 a.m. in front of Carson! If you're wearing anything RED come
• West Kentucky Community and Technical College hosted it’s annual Chinese New Year celebration on February 3 in the Clemens Fine Arts Center with over 350 guests in attendance! The festivities celebrated the “Year of the Rabbit” and h
• WKCTC leads celebration of Chinese New Year
• The Lineup
• Local
• Humane Society sponsoring event to microchip dogs
• Whitfield praises Pelosi’s ouster as House speaker
• Attorney discusses racial attitudes
• Transportation Cabinet OKs light at busy crossing
• Lawsuit alleges sex abuse by Scout leader
• Board rejects ethics charge
• Attorney seeks to suppress evidence
• Beta Club bound for El Salvador
• Molasses leak mires traffic on US 60 in Livingston
• Inmate death blamed on pneumonia
• The 3G delay in Murray
• Murray, Calloway await promised 3G service
• Red Cross needs more blood platelets
• Illegal alien bill could cost $89M
• Mayor, brother in ethics complaint
• Chase ends in arrest
• Check out this week's Campus Spotlight!!
• Want to go to Costa Rica? Here's how. Deadline to sign up February 16!! First THREE students to comment on a place students will see on the trip will win a PRIZE!!
• The DEADLINE to apply for a May degree is Tuesday, February 8, 2011. You can obtain the application packet in the Records office in the Anderson Technical Building. Please allow time to schedule a meeting with your advisor if you are applying for a cert
• West Kentucky Community and Technical College has hired a Veterans Recruitment/Liason. Adam Scott will act as the primary point of contact and principal advocate for campus veterans and service members, while working with the Public Relations department
• To determine the best way to utilize the Happening Hour time, discuss scheduled use of student center for events and activities, and get the ball rolling to ensure Happening Hour is a success DON'T MISS THE MEETING TODAY at 12:00 p.m. in the Clemens
• Wilson promotes health message
• Middle school math teacher wins $71,860 on ‘Wheel’
• Dow surpasses 12,000
• Beshear sees better economic days ahead
• 2-year search ends in arrest of sexual abuse suspect
• Colossal storm
• The Lineup
• Blood drives
• Deputies seek leads on alleged drive-by shooters
• Stein highlights military service at lecture
• The college begins its celebrations of Black History Month TODAY with a WEEKLY trivia contest February 1-28. WKCTC students, faculty and staff can participate in the contest each week. Check your WKCTC DIGEST TODAY for rules and more information! Each
• The Lineup
• Today’s agenda
• Local
• Friends laud Roberts’ dedication to service
• Power outage ends for Carlisle health department
• Judge rules health care law illegal
• School’s cheerleading success prompts global recognition
• DON'T MISS THIS! You have two chances to get help! Resume and interviewing workshop will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, February 2 and February 3, from 2:00-3:00 p.m. in the Anderson Technical Building (first floor conference room). Contact Pa
• School contractor selects officials
• Shorter flights come down from the clouds
• Medical program aims to bring more doctors to west Kentucky
• The Lineup
• Officers increase guard in wake of police shootings
• Non-profit readies for mission trips
• ‘Historic’ storm could dump 2 feet of snow in region
• Police arrest man in fatal stabbing
• A dog’s life, spared by a hero
• Calloway County girls beat Murray 51-43
• Bison auction brings out bidders
• New law brings changes to family court system
• Lawmakers predict action on nuclear moratorium
• Focus on the future
• McCracken District Court
• Small-scale cattle offer big attraction
• The Lineup
• Local
• Area chefs put new spin on Girl Scout cookies
• Three arrested in meth inquiry
• Woman dies in tractor crash
• Copper wire stolen from Crown Electric
• Mother charged with criminal abuse
• Williams going full force into gubernatorial campaign
• Police raid stores selling artificial pot
• Republican candidates push ideas for change
• Many remember where they were when they heard the news of the Challenger space shuttle disaster on January 28, 1986. The Challenger Learning Center at Paducah (CLC) hosted an essay contest involving fifth through seventh grade students from area elem
• FEBRUARY 4 is National WEAR RED DAY! Make your entire day RED by eating red foods that are healthy (watermelon, red bean salad, baked red apples, roasted red cabbage)! Go Red For Women along with the American Heart Association is able to bring awareness
• Our hometown marketing team visited Lone Oak High School and Hickman County High School basketball games vs. Heath High School and Carlisle County High School. What a great way to get to know potential students!
• Chamber to celebrate Black History Month
• Magician stars in MHT fundraiser
• Police await child’s autopsy results
• Mural maintenance requires city’s continuing investment
• NASA honors astronauts lost from shuttles
• Authorities accuse merchant of sale of banned bath salts
• Cleanup firm to cut jobs at plant
• High-speed chase parks school buses
• The Lineup
• Corrections
• Get signed up NOW for the CPR and First Aid Training held at WKCTC Workforce Solutions! The class is scheduled for TOMORROW, Friday, January 28 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the Emerging Technology Building! Contact (270) 534-3335 to sign up!
• Murray State University Professor Dale Leys’ Advanced Drawing Class of Fall 2010 will close their annual exhibition, Recent Drawings, TONIGHT from 5 to 7 PM, with a closing reception in the West Kentucky Community and Technical College Clemens Fine
• Steelworkers’ meeting continues questioning
• Overdoses prompt bath salt warnings
• Terminal, plant plans get another shot
• Man charged after SUV crashes into restaurant
• In Our Schools
• Hotel demolition continues on riverfront
• The Lineup
• Local
• Retrial in ’04 slaying coming in February
• Board OKs title on substation site
• Louisville Cardinals signee Wayne Blackshear to play at Bullitt East
• WKCTC evening classes at Marshall Co High School are cancelled on Wednesday, January 26, 2011. WKCTC evening classes at all other sites will meet as scheduled.
• Get signed up NOW for the CPR and First Aid Training held at WKCTC Workforce Solutions! The class is scheduled for Friday, January 28 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the Emerging Technology Building! Contact (270) 534-3335 to sign up! Don't miss thi
• Deputies charge mother with thefts at school
• Residential burglary nets about $60,000
• Parks agency seeks teenagers’ views
• Paducah man arrested following morphine sale
• Residents applaud county’s plan to sue
• Genesis House dropping nonprofit status
• Red Cross: Weather cuts blood donations
• Low temps to linger through winter
• President calls for unity to help nation move forward
• The Lineup
• In Our Schools
• Today’s agenda
• Clarification
• Local
• Council proposes adult business ordinance
• P’Poole pleads guilty to 2009 DUI fatality
• Ex-owner of day care acknowledges taking funds
• Utility considering other substation sites
• County to sue city over land grab
• The West Kentucky Stars will be playing Hart College TONIGHT at 7:00 p.m. In Haws Gym. Come and support the team!
• Beware county’s perilous roadways
• Baby can’t wait, Dad delivers
• The Lineup
• Agenda
• A field of his own
• Local
• Troop looks back to observe 100 years
• Snow misses area, but cold days remain ahead
• In Our Schools
• The Lineup
• Winter’s beauty comes with chilly reception
• Facebook sparks reunion with co-worker who changed course
• Volunteers seek money to help stock library
• 4-vehicle wreck sends 8 to hospitals
• Poultry farming combines financial rewards, risks
• TB virus cases rise in Graves
• Pace quickens for city manager
• County office, library set for autumn opening
• Farm forum set for March
• Agencies seek volunteers to count homeless
• Safe Patrol stays busy with wintry weather
• Residents cut hair in support of Hopper
• Winter snowstorms deplete districts’ salt supplies
• Giffords moved to rehab
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• Burglary suspect arrested
• Weather delays Mayfield Needline food distribution
• Chamber announces winners
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• College to offer courses of interest to senior citizens
• WKCTC offering textbook rentals to offset costs
• Trucker dies in Massac
• Fire destroys structure
• Generous tax breaks make reform difficult
• TV star, memories highlight meeting
• Snow blankets area
• ATTENTION- Evening classes are cancelled at all WKCTC locations for January 20. Please drive safe.
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• Afternoon to bring heavier snow
• Board approves Vick scholarship
• County school board meets for update
• Retired treasurer left mark on theater, too
• Former manager accused of theft, credit card fraud
• Giffords able to stand up as she readies for rehab
• Phase 2 on the horizon
• January’s Backstage Pass will feature the songwriter/singing talents of WKCTC students and alumni - January 22 at 7:30 p.m. in the Clemens Fine Arts Center. Be on stage with the performers in an intimate and casual coffee house setting. Desserts a
• Members of the Criminal Justice Association of WKCTC (aka, the Yeti of WKCTC) plan to take the Polar Plunge on February the 19 for the Special Olympics of Kentucky. You may support this cause by making a donation in any amount at this this site! Yeti of
• McCracken collision sends girl to hospital
• Commissioner thanks hospital staff for care
• Honeywell, union still short of an agreement
• DOE shares possible plans for plant waste
• Forecasters: Area could see snow up to 4 inches
• Oil spill leads to wrecks in two counties
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• Inhalant abuse suspected in death of Reidland teen
• Please join WKCTC in congratulating Pam Paxton, Division Assistant, and Patrick Fletcher, Instructor – Culinary Arts, for being selected the Employees of the Quarter.
• Hungry? The Center Cafe is now open! Hours of operation are Monday-Thursday from 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. located in the Student Center. Swing by and enjoy a wonderful lunch without leaving campus!
• Interested in what is going on at WKCTC?! Check out these new televisions that give up to the minute information on events and exciting things on campus!
• Marchers honor late NAACP worker
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• Churchgoers pay tribute to MLK Jr. at memorial
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• Donations help department add drug dog
• Legislators support tying welfare to drug tests
• King’s peace
• Local author to release second series
• Correction
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• Yeiser hosts youth for annual exhibit
• Doctors: Giffords’ condition improving
• Deputies call weekend fires preventable
• Artists’ efforts aim to help Community Kitchen
• Giffords taken off ventilator
• School property buyout hits snag
• A foot in the door
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• Reunions
• Forum to discuss earthquakes
• Deputies charge man with drunken driving
• Man jailed on trafficking charges
• Breakfast celebrates King’s legacy
• Community gathers for club’s annual fundraiser
• Meetings to review waste disposal
• Honeywell talks continue Tuesday
• Man gets 20 years in marijuana case
• Graves wreck kills Tennessee teen
• Firefighters contain blaze at Kevil business
• Correction
• Utility removes indicted official
• 16-year-old detained in school threat
• In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr., WKCTC will be closed Monday, January 17. Classes will resume on Tuesday, January 18.
• Agenda includes substation, annexation
• Attorney: Saunders not guilty of boy’s killing
• Trash yields seven pipe bombs at Paducah site
• Marshall officials investigate discovery of dead dogs
• Woodall: Allison may pay $50,000
• 4 plead not guilty in slaying
• Agenda
• Correction
• Truck tires burn
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• If you or someone in your family is thinking about higher education, visit kctcs.edu/SuperSunday for a list of locations for this fun, informative event!
• Chilly reminder
• Mental illness class aims to help families
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• KCTCS commits to new accountability system
• Former principal remains with district as teacher
• Jail expansion to cost less than expected
• Bill would ban smoking in vehicles with kids
• Easter Seals appealing to users’ senses
• Weather service: Flood warning wasn’t adequate
• Illinois prepares for income tax hike
• Spring 2011 began January 10! Students were faced with very cold temperatures and even some SNOW! But all that was worth it for FREE DONUTS AND JUICE! WKCTC hopes every student has a GREAT and SUCCESSFUL semester! Study hard and be leaders!
• The Market House Theater is offering a Student Sneak Preview Night for WKCTC students to see the Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged TONIGHT, January 12 at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $8 at the door. The Market House Theater is located at 141 Kentuck
• Grand jurors to hear jail assault allegation
• Paducahan pleads guilty to federal gun charges
• Theft allegation leads to county school firings
• Dreaming of a dream home
• Three face trials in slaying
• Judge forwards charge in truck shooting
• USEC seeks power contract for Paducah plant
• Bardwell council tables tax proposal
• City not entering substation fight
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• Court to ask about substation location
• Snow preparations
• Beyer out of hospital, recovering
• Drive-by shooters get 5-year prison sentences
• Cold-blooded killer?
• Graves judge OKs photo lineup for attempted kidnapping trial
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• Board awaits decision on new name for middle school
• Snow to taper off after dusting
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• Paducah apartment search yields charges against four
• Cross club plans uses for show proceeds
• Locals prepare events to mark Civil War
• McCracken commissioner hospitalized
• Skaters put rink season on ice
• Loner, 22, charged in Arizona shooting rampage
• Mayfield, Graves County put focus on common goals
• Eyes on the sky
• Forecasters predict record for ag exports in new year
• Local lawmakers split on immigration issue
• Gunman wounds US Rep. Giffords
• It’s all about family love
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• Country music’s hot new group, The Band Perry, played to a sold out house on Friday, January 7 in the WKCTC’s Clemens Fine Arts Center. Upcoming Country recording artist, Joanna Smith, opened the trio. The Band Perry and Smith wowed the aud
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• Fulton police arrest 3 in meth investigation
• Bellewood hosting luncheon
• High-speed Internet expected in Cairo this year
• 101st begins return after deadly tour
• Welcome home
• Ranger finds dog that sparked reward
• Man shot at casino faces drug complaint
• Grayson resigns to take job at Harvard
• Lovelaceville substation plans energize neighbors
• BREAKING NEWS: 4th arrest in Evrard slaying
• Classes begin Monday, January 10, 2011! Hope everyone has a great weekend! See you on MONDAY!
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• Clarification
• Local
• Optimism highlights speeches on state of city, county
• Laying the foundation
• Christmas campaign nets record haul
• Graduation offers hope to troubled students
• Police say little about shooting in parking lot
• Overhead changes: Mall facelift begins in March
• Hotel demolition half over
• We have prizes ready for WKCTC Facebook winners of 2010. Emily White Candice Andrecht Tina Jones Mitchell Abell Cassandra Criswell And of course, this week's Campus Spotlight winners Jason Clark Kanda Barnes Tiffany Hulsey Gayna Felts Come on in a
• Days are counting down to the first day of Spring 2011 classes! Have you registered yet?! Please visit the campus to register! Hours are Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. and Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. at the Advising Center in Anderson Technic
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• Missing dog’s owner offers $10k reward
• Mayfield, Graves leaders plan summit
• Administration reverses on end-of-life counseling
• Boehner leads House as GOP takes charge
• Murray teen honored for brave rescue
• Power lines suspected in bird deaths
• Possum Trot chicken house still burning
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• Two Campus Spotlights this week!! Find out how the WKCTC Bookstore can help you get the semester started right and about The Band Perry's SOLD OUT concert on Friday! First three students to comment on the nickname for Todd Mitchell wins a PRIZE!!
• The WKCTC Bookstore can help you make a smooth transition into the semester. Bookstore Manager Todd Mitchell answers the frequently asked student questions. Learn about bookstore hours, location, how financial aid monies can be spent, available WKCTC
• Country music's hot new group, The Band Perry will be in the Clemens Fine Arts Center on January 7, 2011. The concert is SOLD OUT!! More fantastic performances will be in the Center in the upcoming months.....so get your tickets early!!
• KFVS, DirecTV negotiations continue
• DC holiday pushes tax filing deadline to April 18
• Tennessee Valley blood donations in short supply
• Skylights, changes planned for center
• Graves County wreck leads to 2 arrests
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• In Our Schools
• Accused killer faces court date
• GET ENROLLED TODAY! You can go anywhere! Spring 2011 registration is underway for currently enrolled and NEW students. Please visit the campus to register! Hours are Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. and Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. at the Advi
• Beginning January 10, Paducah Area Transit System (PATS) will be operating a shuttle bus between all buildings on the WKCTC campus. How great is that!!
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• Legislator wants jurors to know prison costs
• Marshall judge sets new trial date for Luna
• Graves nonprofit reopens, but with tighter parameters
• Unit ready to serve
• REGISTER NOW for the “ZUMBA” class! ZUMBA starts January 10, 2011. The exercise class meets every Monday through March 28, 4:45 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. in Haws Gym. The cost of the 12-week class is only $20. Good for all ages. To register call
• Budget cuts flatten tire recycling
• Couple ushers in 2011 with baby boy
• Library extends reach to homebound readers
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• Late Spring Semester registration for new and returning students starts Tuesday, January 4. Details on registering:
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• Obama: Democrats, Republicans need to cooperate in new year
• Spending showdowns will test new Congress
• Tickets bandage Massac payroll
• Eyes on the road, not your cellphone
• Chilly start to ’11
• Picking sides in basketball battle
• Early morning fire destroys Fulton business
• Two-vehicle wreck leaves five injured
• New heating/air law may save customers money in long run
• New electric cars mean new worries
• 2010 offers series of successes, tragedies
• Group selling book about history of Livingston County
• Traffic light out through weekend
• Wingo shooting sends man to hospital
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• Hired guns look to governor’s race
• Fewer join unemployment rolls at year’s end
• Lawmakers diverge on state’s illegal immigrants
• The season of giving
• Early filers will have to wait for tax refunds
• Burst water line disrupts downtown traffic
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• Overturned chemical truck spills liquid, holds up traffic
• New Year’s revelry takes many forms
• Gambling not among issues awaiting lawmakers
• State, county, local police to fortify patrols New Year’s weekend
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• I-24 wreck leaves 1 hurt
• Wellness program offered
• DirecTV may stop carrying KFVS
• Judge denies probation in abuse case
• Teenager gets special Christmas wish
• Police: Toddler may have been suffocated
• Court records detail events in homicide probe
• Riverboat revenue sparks debate
• US 60/62 bridge could be out for 2011
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• Paxton, Newberry to speak at breakfast
• Hospital board narrows CEO search
• Thousands stranded by blizzard, 2 feet of snow in Northeast
• The Lineup
• Jail assault adds charge against Evrard suspect
• Arctic Bright ready for his closeup
• Snowstorm coats East, frustrates travelers
• Holiday trash at curb could tip off thieves
• The Lineup
• Groceries for Good
• Church shares meal for Christmas
• Warmer, wetter, stormier rest of winter could await
• Program aims to get ahead of poverty
• No more playing hooky
• Getting ready for a Christmas feast
• O come, all ye faithful
• Paducah native helped families as Santa
• New tax law packed with obscure business tax cuts
• Heating, auto fuel costs rise as temperatures fall
• Cameras for traffic, shape of roadways
• Third person in wreck dies from injuries
• Police hunt two men who robbed gas station
• Library will deliver books, material to homebound
• Santa visits Easter Seals center
• Correction
• Bar damaged in break-in
• Lifeguard certification training set for January
• Live Nativity scene in downtown Paducah
• Honeywell keeps production on hold
• Kentucky mulling energy drink ban
• Law enforcement ramps up overtime for holiday
• A not-quite-so-white Christmas may be in store
• Four indicted in slayings
• Winter got you down? It could be seasonal affective disorder
• ‘Cram the Cruiser’ donations delivered
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• In Our Schools
• Anderson named chairman of Paducah chamber board
• Last-minute shoppers seek perfect gifts
• Forecasters: A white (not icy) holiday expected
• Officials: Trio lured woman to her death
• Man arrested in boy’s slaying
• Honeywell stops hydrofluoric acid leak
• Arrest made in death of two-year-old
• Cold snap fuels record power usage
• Census data mostly good for region administrators
• Snow may greet Santa
• Judge: Crib recall report not relevant in infant murder trial
• Old-time Christmas spirit
• Interstate 57 wreck delays traffic 5 hours
• Police accuse youths of starting store fire
• Donors make up loss from burglary
• Agency OKs Honeywell fire protection
• Looking a lot like Christmas
• Census shows Kentucky growth
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• Garbage removal schedule changes
• Attorney questions reliability of photo lineup
• Super strife
• Holidays a boom for thrift stores
• Reidland native visits Ray to talk on parenting
• McConnell to vote against treaty with Russians
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• Combined choirs present sounds of Christmas season
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• State ag board approves funds for greenhouse
• Rink hours to expand
• Hanks & Co. deserve praise for detail
• ‘Apprentice’ winner to visit chamber
• Be aware of risks to keep kids safe
• No bids received for Expo Center naming rights
• No children hurt in bus wreck
• Lone Oak Road crash sends two to hospital
• Paducah woman faces forgery charge
• Two charged with receiving stolen guns
• Former president of Mid-Continent dies
• Whitfield named energy subcommittee chairman
• And the walls come tumbling down
• Trial in infant death delayed
• The West Kentucky Community and Technical College campus will be closed from December 20 through January 3. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Have a GREAT holiday!
• Parts of Kentucky deluged with freezing rain and snow
• Police find mobile meth lab, arrest two
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• Santa Claus is coming to town
• House passes tax cut statute
• Cards could hold key to unsolved cases
• Davis ends decades-long law enforcement career
• On this week's Campus Spotlight, take a look into how the Commonwealth Middle College on the campus of WKCTC has positively impacted the lives of the students in unique program. Question of the Week - What does Kayla Travis want to do when she grad
• Check out this week's Campus Spotlight. FIRST THREES TUDENTS to answer the Question of the Week win a prize!!
• CAMPUS SPOTLIGHT - Find out how you can go to Costa Rica this summer with Carolyn Perry, WKCTC Foreign Language Coordinator and Costa Rica trip co-organizer. WHAT IS THE TRIP DATE? FIRST THREE STUDENT TO COMMENTS WIN A PRIZE!! You can claim in PR offi
• Schools collect food for charities
• As winter sets in, keep chimneys clean
• Animals relax students, remind them of home
• Highway office: 3 bridges on track
• Ice creates slippery road conditions across region
• Burst pipe floods thrift store
• Crash sends two to hospital
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• Police lodge will make holiday merrier for families
• NOVEMBER STUDENT OF THE MONTH Marshall County resident Matthew Petersen has been selected West Kentucky Community and Technical College’s Student Affairs Student of the Month for November. "I didn’t even know I had been nominated and I
• Man sentenced in ’08 car wash attack
• Farmers may be able to get loan assistance in drought-stricken area
• Police seek man in assault, purse theft
• Marshall authorities await return of man in embezzlement case
• Jefferson coroner has not ruled on cause of toddler’s death
• Panel cancels area code change
• No one injured in restaurant fire
• Scholar House property gets OK
• Attempted murder trial to remain in Murray
• Shippers: Drop off packages earlier
• Murder trial moves to February
• Plight of the plow
• Going downhill
• Frozen pipes?
• Use of eminent domain approved
• Teen shot playing Russian roulette
• Honeywell, union talks stall again
• Fire claims restaurant
• WKCTC is operating on normal business hours. Please have a safe and warm day!
• Sheriff investigates toddler’s death
• Homicide inquiry increases patrols
• Agenda
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• Work goes on
• Police graduates 15th citizens’ academy
• Hugs Project seeks funds to continue in 2011
• Winter is here! Sign up for SNAP! And make sure you know about emergencies, closings and delays. It's easy, don't delay, sign up now! Visit
• Pets get time with Santa during no-kill shelter fundraiser
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• Forecasters expect snow, brisk winds
• School administrator to retire after long career
• Lighting up downtown
• Nonprofit, church programs offer Christmas meals
• Couple brightens holidays for new friends
• Designer drugs readily available
• Body of McCracken woman found
• Wreaths Across America
• Corrections
• Agencies sponsoring Steelworkers Christmas party
• Just passing through
• Rain makes way for Sunday snow
• Add-ons turn tax bill into ‘Christmas tree’
• A ways to go for Waterways
• Lighting up the holidays
• Mother charged after drugs found in home
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• Mark your calendars. The Center Café will be opening January 18 in the WKCTC Student Center and offer lunches for students, staff, and faculty. Swing by after the New Year and enjoy!
• Beginning January 10, Paducah Area Transit System (PATS) will be operating a shuttle bus between all buildings on the WKCTC West Kentucky Community & Technical College. Stay tuned for more information in the New Year!!
• WKCTC Phi Theta Kappa members worked with the Salvation Army again this year to collect Christmas presents for needy children in our community. Thanks to the generosity of WKCTC students, faculty and staff, 60 children will have a brighter Christmas thi
• Faculty members from the WKCTC Business & Computer Related Technologies Division joined together to create holiday treats for the residents of the River City Mission. WKCTC culinary art students baked the 10 dozen cookies and faculty decorated them
• Bunning says goodbye to Congress after 24 years
• NRC chief meets with Metropolis steelworkers
• A&K gets the OK
• Deputy quick to disarm inmate
• Disruption in court
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• Barkley: Pilot blinded on landing
• PPS announces discounts for skating at ice rink
• Preservation grants benefit west Kentucky
• ‘Stuff the Truck’
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• DOE awards contract for plants cleanup
• Kentucky considers deer hunts at parks
• Tax deal has draw for every income
• SIUC students propose upgrades to riverfront
• Weekend forecast calls for rain, snow
• Time again to stuff the truck
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• The Lineup
• Clarification
• MSU fall commencement is Saturday
• Braving the elements
• League of Cities director outlines areas of assistance
• City commission to purchase vehicles
• Attorneys clash over crib recall in murder case
• City commission, PJC team up for low-income parent housing
• Atmos offers energy-assistance plan
• Don Meredith, former QB and broadcaster, dies of brain hemorrhage
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• Man charged in theft while returning purse
• Executive Inn demolition continues
• Hunters, butchers donate venison to feed poor
• Teen Court embraces steady growth
• Man charged with couple’s murder
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• Correction
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• Singing flash mob spreads holiday cheer
• Harris dedicates life to helping sick children
• Dream Factory shares Christmas with children
• Supply of flu shots plentiful
• Investigators still looking for suspect in slayings
• Hundreds come out to celebrate season at parade
• He’s got high hopes
• Police convert cruisers into collection locations
• SIU students to present riverfront research findings Wednesday
• Painters alliance, gallery selling paintings today to aid PCM
• St. Mary Christmas concert set for Dec. 13
• State aviation commissioner to speak at Rotary club
• Marshall residents charged after meth lab found
• Rain helps crops; drought remains
• America’s Best Kept Secret: Community Colleges - According to Dr. Jill Biden, all students are the right students for community colleges. In October, Dr. Biden chaired the first-ever White House Summit on Community Colleges. Listen to current and f
• Are you looking for that perfect Christmas gift for that "nearly impossible to buy for" person in your life? Would you also like to contribute to WKCTC scholarships? If you answered yes to these questions, then you should consider one of Prof
• Elderly couple found shot to death
• Mayfield Cardinals state champions
• Inmate faces trial in judge threat case
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• Parades
• Eight-mile-long US 68/Ky. 80 corridor opens to traffic Thursday
• Full house
• Dedicated to passion and others
• Cardinal fans dream of another championship
• Blaze destroys Lone Oak home
• Army details attack on six soldiers killed
• Metropolis powerless to stop strip club
• Congratulations to the three winners who responded to this week's Campus Spotlight question!!
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• AT&T finishes 3G network
• Man taken to hospital following Ballard wreck
• Union leaders meet with representatives in capitol
• Honeywell replacing Massac sirens
• Legislators downplay plans for casino in Cape
• Long-term substance abuse treatment center opens in Paducah
• Updated moniker possible for school
• Fighting the good fight
• Check out this week's Campus Spotlight!! Meet WKCTC student Danita Fisher!
• Did you know that you can transfer up to 90 credits to Regis University's College for Professional Studies and complete your bachelor's degree? It's a great option for West Kentucky Community and Technical College students. Check it out!
• Check out this week's Campus Spotlight!! Meet WKCTC student Danita Fisher. What advice does Danita give to fellow student? The first THREE to comment win a PRIZE!!
• Campus Spotlight, the program that focuses on students, faculty, staff, and events on the campus of West Kentucky Community & Technical College. In this segment, we're highlighting WKCTC student Danita Fisher. Got any ideas for a Campus Spotligh
• The college is featuring a nine-day educational trip to Costa Rica as part of its study abroad program. The study abroad courses are Introduction to Conservation Biology, Multiculturalism in the Classroom, and Hispanic Culture: Focus on Costa Rica. Each
• In what year did West Kentucky Technical College and Paducah Community College consolidate?! First FIVE students to comment with the answer wins a PRIZE!
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• Police seek food donations
• Beer-mug attack leads to arrest
• Wreck kills Elkton man
• Agency offers mustangs for adoption
• State group recognizes scholarship program
• Legislator seeks reporting of nursing home deaths
• Welcome back facebook friends! Hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving break! Check out the West Kentucky bookstore for WELCOME BACK prices! Start early for CHRISTMAS with 25% off hoodies, NOW through December 19!
• Man guilty in stabbing
• Armed student in Wisconsin school shoots self
• Congress puts off December cut to physicians’ Medicare payments
• Agency answers mother’s prayers
• Humane Society details fundraisers
• Grand Rivers to host dog mushing event
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• Christmas cards on sale
• School board to delay facility plan
• Felony charges follow seat belt traffic stop
• Crash into pharmacy leaves clerk injured
• The Lineup
• I-24 wreck snarls traffic
• Schools, students connect via text
• Neighborhood watch grows with recession
• Retailers seeing green
• Vietnam veterans help today’s soldiers with Christmas
• BREAKING NEWS: I-24 bridge reopens across the Ohio River
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• McCracken clerk seeks more voting booths for precincts
• Getting her request in early
• Teenager killed in accidental shooting
• Murray State tops region’s universities in grad rates
• A wonderful life
• Overtime, patrols provide safer roads
• The Lineup
• Reunions
• Bazaar
• Paducah mall reports slightly quieter traffic over 2009
• The Lineup
• McCracken District Court
• Newberry uses county car to get dog
• Memorial walk to aid fund for playground
• Southern casinos struggle back from recession
• New report urges energy diversity in Kentucky
• Paducah kicks off holiday season
• Weather no deterrent to bargain hunters
• Mayfield heads for state
• McCracken District Court
• The Lineup
• In Our Schools
• Local
• Paducahan played major role in cholera control
• Price hikes at the pump haven’t stopped deliveries
• Thanksgiving meals spread holiday spirit
• Getting a jump on holiday shopping
• No one takes bait after police set trap for holiday gift stealers
• The Lineup
• Livingston posts area’s lowest jobless rate
• Lone Oak graduate to play at Black Friday benefit
• Fireplaces, candles, trees sources of fires
• Thanksgiving biggest day for cooking-related blazes
• Hot on the trails
• Food stamp need hits record high
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• Paducah grocer Burton Banks dies
• Pulaski teen accused of killing sister
• Fulton picks fire chief
• Paducah man charged in rape of 14-year-old
• Police cite man after wreck with cruiser
• Benton’s Gray to retire as state labor secretary
• Education, balancing spending tops on Kentucky Chamber agenda for 2011
• Annual tests tout fewer toy troubles
• Honeywell, union remain at impasse
• REMINDER!!! Campus will be closed on November 25-28. Cyber Cafe will be closed November 24-28. WKCTC will resume regular office hours and class schedule on Monday, November 29.
• Day 2: Honeywell talks end for day, no settlement
• Lake anglers face paddlefish charges
• Endowment gives grants to mentoring programs
• Getting into the spirit
• Soccer complex yields house for city manager
• Kentucky high court orders new Luna trial
• Seniority, pension subject of debate
• Board split over annexation lawsuit
• Agenda
• Region
• Inn demolition continues
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• Feeling it themselves
• Region
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• Paducah Bank plans branch near Southside Wal-Mart
• Officer shows how to end a fight
• TSA chief says airport screenings should be minimally invasive
• Gone, and forgotten
• McCracken District Court
• The Lineup
• Old paper revives retail memories
• Two-vehicle wreck sends one to hospital
• Police nab fugitives after safety traffic stop
• Salvation Army seeks volunteers, donations
• Bikers Toy Run raises $17,902 for children
• Groceries for Good stocks pantry shelves of local nonprofit agencies
• Storms, ice lead winter forecast
• Area organizations prepare for feasts of Thanksgiving
• Lourdes celebrates Relay honor
• Man must pay back $181,000 for copper theft
• Reidland father faces new charges in oven case
• Annual Groceries for Good today
• Holiday home tour to benefit Hope Unlimited
• Benton couple charged after son, 3, found unsupervised
• Woman, grandchild hospitalized following Husband Road wreck
• ‘Dream Team’ receives rare accolade
• Paducah wreck sends two to hospital
• The City of Paducah and the McCracken County Fiscal Court were among an impressive list of the state’s leading individuals, businesses and foundations recognized at the 11th Annual President's Gala and Benefactors Awards Dinner at the Lexingto
• More than 70 middle school students participated in a West Kentucky Academic Bowl competition at West Kentucky Community and Technical College, November 19. This was the first middle school tournament held at the college. The competition was a practice
• Couple face meth charges
• Man sought on trafficking charges
• Chamber tangled up in blue...and green
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• Marshall wreck sends 5 to hospitals
• Government insists full-body security scanners are safe
• Merger panel reviews services
• Delta Queen returning?
• New Campus Spotlight!! Meet Dr. Belinda Dalton-Russell, new vice president of student affairs at WKCTC. Learn about her vision for WKCTC student success and projects that have recently been implemented and are on the agenda for the future. Give us you
• Agenda
• Bazaar
• Concert to benefit 6-year-old cancer patient
• Crash injures dump truck driver
• Carlisle man dies in tractor rollover
• Green gets January Appeals court hearing
• New drug boosts good cholesterol
• Union workers head to New Jersey
• County to discuss annexation lawsuit
• McConnell praises Sun's Bill Bartleman
• Therapy group seeks return of logo
• Weather dries up burley profits
• Meth lab bill costly
• Seniors vie for checkers championship
• Correction
• Finnegan, Brewer to speak at Global Alumni Lecture
• Sites seek overseas holiday donations
• North brings book tour to Paducah
• Commission approves annexation
• Former nuke workers struggle with claims
• Stark schedules March murder trial
• The Lineup
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• Fall at its colorful best
• City-county merger panel wants limits
• Union workers to meet with Honeywell brass
• Officials approve estimate for school
• MSU seeks funds for students in wreck
• Murray fans share excitement at Racer opener
• Agenda
• Police take self-policing seriously
• Graves investigators recover stolen antiques
• Letterhead meet emphasizes gold standard for hand-painted signs
• White House, GOP look for middle ground on taxes
• Tip line boosts number of arrests
• Telethon closes with $421K
• McCracken District Court
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• Doing it for the kids
• Anna forum to discuss school dropout rates
• Men sought in stolen antique investigation
• MSU to offer farm forums
• Belle drops anchor in Paducah
• Library seeks Carnegie memories
• Year-round effort fortifies food drive
• Calendar features senior stars
• Fine tuning the fine arts
• Federal funds will help pay McCracken school loan
• Murray school district recognized for career, college readiness
• Graves schools meet yearly goals
• Friday wreck sends three to hospital
• Murray hospital offers stop smoking clinic
• Community foundation adds board members
• Fall splendor
• Enjoying the first skate of the season
• Woman hopes to start diabetes alert dog agency
• Wildcats’ Kanter ordered ineligible
• Theft of donations leads to arrest
• A salute to veterans
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• Judge-executive issues challenge to build Korean memorial in a year
• Kentucky Guard to assist in Iraq troop withdrawal
• Telethon donations taken
• Airports to receive runway light upgrades
• Police charge man in online sex case
• Highway officials offer forum on I-69 survey
• Murray business to expand this year
• Emergency workers respond to wreck
• Vick remembered as leader in education
• Murray to unveil veterans memorial
• Deficit reduction plan targets Social Security, mortgage breaks
• FDA proposes graphic cigarette warning labels
• Big boat, big problem
• Veterans Day Parade to begin at 11 a.m.
• Mother charged after toddler found on street
• Early morning fire destroys restaurant
• Authorities nab two escapees from Ballard jail
• Grant aimed at reducing dropouts
• Group builds holiday packages for troops
• Illinois authorities probe fatal shooting
• Board approves Muslim worship in downtown Mayfield building
• Inn demolition elates Moore
• Dr. Barbara Vick dies
• American Legion post to honor veterans
• State park lodges, restaurants cutting hours
• Think there’s too much money in politics? You ain’t seen nothing yet
• Chairman hopes to expand high school
• Another step forward
• One dead in Massac home invasion
• Beshear visits Lyon students
• County to seek legal aid before move on annexation
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• Paducah bank robbery trial begins
• Today’s Agenda
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• Festival celebrates independent film
• Obama surprised by political cost of health reform
• 1st UFC champion offers tips to fighters
• Republicans in control
• Workshop augments students’ artistic talents
• Obama calls India creator, not poacher, of US jobs
• Agency in need of more toys for girls
• Fifty years of serving Wingo
• Take time to appreciate those who served
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• Classic cars go up for bids
• Grant to tackle dropouts
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• Parkview to host living will workshop
• Abused dogs without a home
• Fiery crash kills two in Calloway County
• Sheriff charges two teens in day care center burglary
• Tamms teenager sought in two armed robberies
• Jobs crisis eases, but economy has long way to go
• Illinois governor ekes out victory
• Girl, 15, faces felony in bomb threat
• Fire engulfs Sharpe home
• Purchase a disaster area
• Truck fire shuts down eastbound I-24
• Diamond Rio to perform, give proceeds to charity
• St. Louis hospitality company, opportunity highlight breakfast
• Reid receives probation for theft
• Stocks rally around the world after Fed action
• Regional agencies awarded portion of $5.56 million VOCA funding
• Graves jury recommends 15 years for attack on teenager at car wash
• Great divide
• 2 die in Calloway
• Sheriffs seek info on grocery robbers
• October US auto sales rise
• McConnell: GOP victories offer long-term impact
• Final count settles clerk race
• Today’s agenda
• Dorena-Hickman Ferry adjusts to winter hours
• Ice rink preparation continues
• Sorry, no tales for a bushy-tailed visitor
• Voter turnout similar to 2006
• Detectives say woman received drugs without prescription
• Smithland woman discusses alcohol, restaurant plans after measure passes
• McCracken schools facilities director resigns
• Correction
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• 2010 General Election Results
• Man sentenced to 25 years in shooting
• Governors race tight to finish; Kirk wins Senate seat
• McCracken clerk defeats write-in candidates
• Leeper holds off challenge
• Outsider ices big tea party victory
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• Help for a budding artist
• Officials weigh in on Obama’s extended school year comments
• Center naming rights garner no bids
• It all comes down to today
• Clerk’s race may require hand count
• Police say withholding evidence was mistake
• World War II bomber returns veteran to air
• Leeper wins re-election
• Baldacci to speak at WKCTC on Nov. 11
• Sun names Shull new business editor
• Trunk or treat!
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• Speaker challenges youth to live ethical lives
• Conway, Paul work to marshal supporters
• Cadiz woman wins lottery 3 weeks after house fire
• Street car came from desire
• Bazaars
• Zombies on parade downtown
• Who ya gonna call? Ghost launchers!
• Annual Bikers Toy Run to benefit needy kids
• Two-car wreck sends teen to hospital
• County revives community team, needs more volunteers
• Yemeni woman arrested in plot
• Key races expected to draw voters to polls Tuesday
• Beshear stirs Conway crowd
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• Paducah board buys seven parcels for middle school
• Visible Inn demolition still at least month off
• Terror plot foiled
• Lone Oak man faces drug charges
• Red Cross offering babysitting class
• Trail expansion subject of park service meeting
• NAACP handing out six scholarships at banquet Sunday
• Benton man indicted on murder charge
• Crittenden man pleads not guilty in wife’s death
• Pranksters could face jail, fines, expulsion for McCracken high school threats
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• Police campaign to end reckless driving under way
• WKCTC honors Day of the Dead
• A stately view of fall
• Funeral home industry not immune to decline
• Agency recovering from scandal, Paxton says
• Mayor, longtime aide vie for post
• Fire destroys apartments
• Police chrge man with trafficking
• Detectives charge man in forgery
• Cattle still on the loose
• Judge delays Carneal’s hearing
• Senate candidate anticipates voters choosing change
• High school building cost sparks savings suggestions
• Rally hails Paul’s views
• Cardiologist for a day
• Gathering to honor Cold War workers
• Students provide chemistry lesson
• City progresses toward annexation
• Cattle hauler overturns, spills livestock
• Corps seeks comments on floodwall
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• Transylvania invites students to reception
• Board alters method for appointments
• Natural gas provider predicts lower bills
• Fire destroys vacant mobile home
• Storm brings damaging winds to area
• Clinton may visit Paducah on behalf of Senate candidate
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• Manager: Energy Fitness Midtown not closing
• Tea party caravan plans Paducah rally
• Conway coming to Paducah, Mayfield
• Meeting yields opinions and votes on plant site
• Officials question annex proposal
• Tibbs pleads guilty to manslaughter in DUI death
• Fire damages courthouse
• Swatting public misconception
• Businesses looking at options for insurance
• Veterans memorial part of Carlisle plans
• Bigger, better courthouse has county officials counting the days
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• One-vehicle McCracken wreck sends two teens to hospital
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• Glory of autumn born of summer preparation
• Bidding for a good cause
• After 39 years, Bartleman to retire from Sun
• Paducah charities surviving in tough times
• Shawnee Community College offers fall classes for youngsters
• Historic bomber plans Paducah stop
• Competition helps Murray State rodeo team members pay their own way
• Whitfield, Paul join tea partiers
• One year later, how has alcohol changed Trigg?
• Bazaar
• Conductor ushers in new symphony series
• ITC finds for NewPage
• Leeper, Smith differ on ads
• Dog power, not horsepower
• Paul to take part in final Senate debate
• Warehouse jobs leave Murray for Arkansas
• Husband charged in death of firefighter
• Historic church undergoes update
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• Defendant in stabbing competent for trial
• Commission approves contract for city manager
• Heart of the city restored
• Pilot makes landing on highway
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• Sentencing set in meth case
• Schools investigate official after DUI charge in district vehicle
• Businesses emphasize computer security
• Industry’s dollars wrapped up in fabric
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• Police: Man traded mower for pot
• Fire damages home
• Poll: Likely voters ready to embrace GOP
• Authorities charge 2 in home invasion
• Woman not immune to prosecution in ex-boyfriend’s killing
• Clerk workers criticize policies
• Murder suspect returning to Mayfield
• Fresh look downtown
• Future authors hear from a pro
• Survivors celebrate life
• Detectives seek fugitive indicted on drug charges
• Officials unsure why Pentagon fired upon
• VA study: Surgery checklist saves lives
• Commission hears pact for city manager
• Judge finds union members in contempt
• Interstate 24 wreck leaves family injured
• Trade show is Thursday
• Fountain Avenue outing to feature movie, snacks
• Judge expects to rule on admissibility of evidence by Monday
• First phase of school update nearly done
• Sheriff Cathey's Report - October 17, 2010
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• Talks resume next month
• Olympian to speak at MSU on Wednesday
• Paving the way
• Police investigators do everything from solving murders to making drug busts
• Two killed in post office shooting in Tennessee
• 2 teens plead guilty in July drive-by in Farley
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• Man killed in single-vehicle Murray wreck
• Poll shows those craving change now look to GOP
• Crittenden Lions Club donates to miner’s family
• Clearing the field
• Unease fueled mosque uproar
• Bradford finally home
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• Zumba turns up the heat on breast cancer
• Honoring their memories
• Poll: Incumbent, Democratic opponent running neck and neck
• With change of power on the line, candidates race to finish
• Graves ministers advocate freedom of religion for all
• Mayfield zoning board revisits mosque request
• Western Kentuckians inducted into Civil Rights Hall of Fame
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• Picture-perfect fall day
• Carlisle County woman admits theft of donations to Red Cross
• McCutchen sentenced for illegal shotgun modification
• Oven baby trial set for December
• Post prepares for screening returning troops
• Orenduff pleads guilty in ’09 slaying
• Pederson selected as city manager
• The power of pride
• Multi-county planning attracts $680,000 grant
• Ford looks to polish Lincoln’s image
• School architects promise to find savings
• Judge: School shooter’s case to move forward
• Appeals court says death penalty case shows faulty system
• Candidates discuss incumbent’s record
• Opposing viewpoints
• Pederson accepts Paducah city manager job
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• Chile celebrates mine rescue
• Charity sale/auction is Saturday
• Compost facility to reopen
• Workshop to discuss MS
• County government gets a new topper
• Floating condo organizers revive riverboat memories
• Schools sue in support of teacher firing
• Senate candidate clarifies position on income tax
• City offers Pederson manager job
• Clerks predict moderate voter turnout
• 64 year old hits utility pole
• Motorcycle wreck leaves man dead
• Votes this week decide union efforts at quarry
• Providing a smoother ride
• Metropolis OKs funds to switch on power upgrade
• Honeywell-union talks falter again
• H.T. Hackney building progressing
• Board delaying new school until 2013
• Manager search nears end
• Panel rescinds mosque decisions
• Revamping the arches
• Attorney change delays murder trial
• Researchers discuss fate of Paducah atomic plant
• Kentucky seeing economic rebound
• Honeywell, union talks go better in latest face-to-face
• High bids may delay school opening
• Honeywell, union walk away during Day 2
• Blood drive
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• Region
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• Kentucky WWII veteran honored
• Social Security to see no increase
• Hands-on history lesson
• Hay Rides And Pumpkin Patch
• Wreck injures 2
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• Murray State alumni return for homecoming
• Noble Park 5K run aims to help families grieving for lost infants
• City helps Jackson House seek elevator grant
• Officials celebrate successful festival
• Church revives holiday program
• A glimpse of life beyond the fence
• Becoming a better listener starts with the mouth
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• Two-boat collision claims life of angler
• Construction bids come in over quote
• Four charged in home invasion
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• Woman donates 160-acre, $1 million farm to MSU in honor of late husband
• Festival draws a crowd to Cadiz
• Honeywell, union to continue contract talks today
• Halfway house seeks to raise image
• Dow closes above 11k for first time since May
• Search for city manager narrows
• BREAKING NEWS: One dead in boating accident
• Discovery Trail planners seek railroad tales, photos
• Paducah man starts petition to rehire Zumwalt
• Corrections
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• Murray homicide case gets another look
• Annual Encampment puts new life in old times
• Paul, Conway dispute government’s role in recovery
• President says MSU post is satisfying
• Paducahans meet candidates
• Halloween handiwork
• Christmas comes early at Noble Park
• Parolee who left halfway house wasn’t in custody
• Carneal writes of delusions from prison
• Man shocked firefighters didn’t respond
• Judge sends fatality case to grand jury
• Florida pastor plans no Mayfield visit
• Dry summer affecting soybean yields
• Health department to host fall prevention class
• Dunn among UT finalists
• Massac plans layoffs unless deputies squeeze speeders
• Candidate questions sought
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• TVA donates $5,000 to volunteer firefighters
• Officers say they found meth lab, fought off man during home visit
• Sibling rivalry
• Former Paducah pastor to hold book signing
• Commissioners map plan to revamp two agencies
• Halfway house inmate escapes
• Police deny pastor’s violence assertion
• Update: Inmate walks away from custody
• Agenda
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• Wreck sends one to hospital
• Greyhound service moves to Southside
• Metropolis is hitting Travel Channel again
• Barbecue and music mix for festival aroma
• Supreme Court begins new term
• Planned health department gets $400k grant
• Latest city manager finalists met bumps
• Inn yields gifts in final hours
• Reeling in dinner
• Conway, Paul hold debate on Fox News
• Church focuses on rebuilding
• Today’s Agenda
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• Correction
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• In Our Schools
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• Legally speaking: Citizens’ academy tackles statutes
• Cherry, Bechler embrace conservative label
• Unions decry hiring of out-of-state contractors
• Downtown church blesses all creatures great and small
• Firefighters show off new station
• Everyday terms, laws complicate relations
• Nine vie for sheriff in contested races
• End of an era for Cohen
• Heath hires interim principal
• 55th reunion allows Lowes High classmates to reconnect
• Musical mentoring
• Paralympians urge sports as therapy
• Halfway house security criticized
• Grandma gets 10 days for leaving baby in car
• Lowes Elementary students donate 885 books
• Paducah teenager charged in stabbing
• Benton man injured in Calloway wreck
• Woman, baby hurt in Fulton wreck
• Inn demolition cancels pavilion’s return this year
• Seniors still young at heart
• Friday Night Prep Football
• Corrections & Clarification
• Program runs dry for domestic violence homes
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• Songwriters hit Paducah on Saturday
• Two-vehicle crash sends two to hospital
• Crews battle Concord blaze
• Morse-molded stations remain market leaders
• Economic developer contract runs out
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• Firefighters to heighten breast cancer awareness
• Ballard callers experience outage
• Wreck leaves two injured
• Enjoying the day
• Feds OK uranium conversion plant operation
• State officials call insurers to meet over children’s health policies
• Massac needs more savings, revenue ... or empty seats
• Department of Corrections finishing halfway house review
• Seeking answers
• WKCTC auction raises about $103,000
• Commissioners reconsider dog park
• Massac County school district, retirees settle life insurance lawsuit
• Jury convicts man in engine copper theft
• Board keeps Jerrell on election duty
• Mall gains new stores
• Police seek burglary suspect
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• Church to hold free gospel concert
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• Police accuse two of faking robbery
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• Agenda
• Benton man charged in fatal wreck
• School board discusses facility plan
• E-books, Wi-Fi access draw patrons to library
• Metropolis budget passes with three days to spare
• 2 plead guilty in ’09 Calloway slaying
• Paducah Power promotes stable rates
• Correction
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• Revamped firearms, archery range among LBL facility improvements
• Citizens’ academy explores K-9 unit
• Lane statue gives boost to tourism
• Former student moves on after college’s bankruptcy, shutdown
• Agreement offers help on former law school loans
• A call to action
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• Debate persists in death of infant
• Here’s your champion
• City to zap electricity losses
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• Reunions
• Local authorities collect expired drugs
• Park to host Civil War Days
• Car show honors servicemen
• Buried debris may alter housing plan
• Inn demolition nears as liquidation sale wanes
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• Biologists offer view under the water
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• GPEDC seeks input on jobs
• McCracken District Court
• Jerrell says clerks’ shirts not political
• Morse leaves legacy of faith
• Former day care owner convicted
• State: Bingo likely violated rules
• Judge orders union restraint against harassment
• Firefighters emerge victorious
• Housing authority increasing cameras
• State Supreme Court rejects multiple DNA tests for inmate
• Small business jobs bill spurs major concerns
• Former clerk’s office employees trigger state review
• Buried debris raises cost
• Fundraiser, fashion show to benefit Jones scholarship
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• $20M loan to aid utility growth
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• Paul wins mock elections
• Congressmen introduce sick workers legislation
• Culture and cuisine at Hotel Metropolitan
• PTHS to host college expo
• Howe retirement reception Tuesday
• Riverboat to make Paducah stop
• Test scores reflect strength, weaknesses
• Police say woman’s death was not homicide
• Doctors back cold medicine restriction
• Something’s cooking
• Apple bake-off in Livingston looks for contestants
• Housekeeping Week slated for Harrah’s staffers
• Commission to help low-income families with utility hook-up
• City helps Greyhound find new home, gets 5 more years
• Middle college open house welcomes parents
• Commissioners narrow list of city manager finalists to 5
• Agency seeks to sell health care license
• Westlake paying $800,000 to settle environmental case
• State check lifts Massac for another payroll
• Heart surgeon retires
• 911 board wants legal clarity on county plea
• Asbestos exposure ends with penalties
• Bid extension reduces school construction window
• It’s that time of year again
• Researcher to present nuclear study findings
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• Police offer immunity to recover stolen items
• Judge hopes to resolve police lawsuits
• McCracken District Court
• Today’s Agenda
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• Candidates hunt for early votes
• US hiker says she, two men not spies
• Playing their roles
• Planning pays off for Packers punter
• Reunions old hat for Buffalo veteran
• Programs aid in safe disposal of medications
• Extension agents urge increased precautions
• Gourd festival a success
• In Our Schools
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• MSU adds nursing practice doctorate
• More than just about the dog
• Parade showcases antique tractors
• Kentucky League of Cities names Paxton as a vice president
• Chamber surpasses recruitment goal
• Tennessee man charged with theft
• Prepping for the show
• Distiller’s Dinner to feature Rutledge
• Murray State renews Dunn’s contract
• CFSB gets naming rights to Murray’s RSEC
• ACLU to defend mosque petitioner
• Family seeks care for patient abandoned at hospital
• I-69 planners tackle improvement costs
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• Diabetes expo Saturday
• 1 dead, 1 critical after Christian County wreck
• Mongiardo has no plans to run for another office
• Kids get up-close look at vehicles
• Couple plead guilty to pinching boy, 2
• Wilson execution remains on hold
• Lenders dangle low interest carrot
• Cerebral palsy man paints colorful surprise
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• Deputies charge mom with not watching son
• Man possibly posed as police, officers say
• Mock shooters test campus preparedness
• Traffic alert
• Reunion
• The Lineup
• Rose to become MSU regent
• Conway slams opponent’s stance on federal spending
• Leeper defends record in Frankfort
• Calvert welcomes steel mill expansion
• Trailer tie-downs
• County to fix part of roof on courthouse
• Concrete truck/van crash kills Iowa man
• Marion to open bids on awaited fire station
• Police: Beware of phone scam
• Jail expansion to close Adams Street
• Planners broaden Hope Light aim
• Dems ponder maintaining tax cuts for rich
• Recruiter: Merger must cut red tape
• Unclaimed funds thrill owners
• Jockeying for position
• Officials asked to mull policy for power cut-offs
• Senate Republicans say they’ll block tax increase
• State accepting bids for Paducah armory site
• Fiscal court avoids property dispute
• County gives 1st OK for landfill
• Blown tire topples truck
• One dead in wreck
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• Correction
• Agenda
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• Bugs stink up area soybean crops
• Treeologist’s future-telling maple tree dies
• Lone Oak graduate throws self into work
• Notice the problem
• Officers arrest man on drug, meth charges
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• Police department tips off youth hoopfest program
• Time capsule plan starts with kids, art
• Tense nation marks 9/11 with rituals of sorrow
• Drug court expands to combat addiction
• Relative: Family spat began rampage that killed 6
• Paul’s absence felt at picnic
• Police charge Paducah man after owner reports truck theft
• Reunions
• Doctor won’t serve jail time for conviction
• Islam debates cast shadow over 9/11
• In Our Schools
• Clarification
• Detectives charge two with multiple charges
• PPD to host hoopfest
• Paul blasts Obama health care plan
• Judge halts execution planned for next week
• Candidates to debate in Paducah
• St. John stays with speaking schedule
• New UK law dean visits Paducah
• Correction
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• Bradshaw remembered
• Start your engines: Corvettes hit downtown show
• Endowments vie for huge transfer of wealth
• Fundraiser to honor memory of 4-year-old
• Officials: Paul not speaking at picnic
• Judge dismisses charges against pastor
• Graves school earns top honor
• Grant helps fund green training
• Rape conviction brings 111⁄2-year sentence
• Purchase industrial park looks to land foreign industry
• Political schedule grows
• Opponents urge Jerrell not to oversee election
• Hanging on
• Wildfire seriously injures forest ranger
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• Fun at the Keiler Park on a nice afternoon
• Paducah Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
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• Correction
• Region
• Horner, Jeffrey, LaFaye to host local telethon
• Cut cable disrupts some businesses
• Masthay joins locals on NFL rosters
• Officers gather to discuss drug concerns
• Volunteers aid hunt for funds’ owners
• Massac makes payroll
• Today’s Agenda
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• Man charged after giving false name
• Army: Former soldier takes three Georgia hospital workers hostage
• President assails GOP, promotes new long-term jobs program
• Labor Day highlights concern for some
• Economic woes haunt holiday
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• Correction
• Closings
• Auction hopes to be grand slam
• Tribeca opening new collage art exhibit
• Pro driver volunteers day before holiday race
• Future hiring will mainly benefit the high-skilled
• Labor leaders marshal parade
• JSA project’s cost falls
• Honeywell resumes production
• City isn’t looking to cut casino’s share to county
• Wilson video encourages men to know their stats
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• Arts and Crafts festival draws crowd
• Tax-exempt standing of small nonprofit groups in jeopardy
• Vocational education gaining popularity
• Zumwalt detected problem in successor’s resume
• Mayfield team blazes trail
• Honeywell cleared to resume operations
• Soldier survives after bullet goes through helmet
• Kentucky will e-mail ballots to voters overseas
• Ex-governor touts patches to prevent overheating
• Monday closings
• Correction
• Local
• Ultimate practice
• Mayfield, Tilghman fans cheer on teams
• Paducah singer Waldon crafts her Americana alongside all
• Counties get drought status
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• Pet door used in burglary; two charged
• Gault wants children to weigh city’s needs
• Rachel’s Challenge touches Graves crowd
• Artist in Residence holds free exhibit
• Man pleads guilty, awaits sentence in fatal shooting
• Area jobs abound in service, health care
• Weaker Earl still packs a punch
• New school to exceed capacity on first day
• Correction
• Sheriff: Youths to face charges for graffiti
• Beshear films ad with candidate
• Massac working without reserves net
• Police kill gunman in Discovery standoff
• Officials welcome hydroelectric plant, US 60 bridge projects
• Williams, Farmer join governor’s race
• Attempted kidnapping case goes to grand jury
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• Traffic alerts
• Cocaine probe leads to chase, arrests
• Obama turns fight from Iraq to economy
• Rape suspect sought
• Booth to serve as interim principal
• Police seek man in residential thefts
• McCracken to allow outdoor burning until Thursday
• State parks avoid Friday furloughs
• Sheriffs back Conway in new TV ad
• City to help fund Greyhound move
• Massac may borrow to meet payroll
• Execution witnesses to include Sun reporter
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• Agenda
• College’s senior learning program includes dining, show opportunity
• No injuries
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• Heart attack survivor gives back to med staff
• Stickers would grade vehicles on fuel efficiency
• Short on cash, Massac County weighs more cuts, options
• Ready for the worst
• Senate candidates to skip local rally
• Former students to celebrate 1-room school
• Marshall camper drowns in lake
• Hurricane Katrina anniversary bears notice of work still undone
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• Firefighters tend to Calvert blaze
• Rivalry week
• Jazz concert to feature new lineup
• Local artists star in new exhibit
• Reunions
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• Trips into Illinois could get expensive without right plate
• House candidates emphasize conservative views
• Farms, cornfields prepping for visitors
• Local tea partiers rally for policy change
• St. John expects Paul, Conway at picnic
• Blues-blooded musicians pack festival
• Wandering children concern police
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• Driver taken to hospital
• Holdout juror defends her resolve
• Ownership of gated roads in Shawnee Forest contested
• Smithland hydroelectric plant plans formal kickoff
• Phocus Media again racks up 48 Hour Film Project awards
• Offices adjust to furloughs
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• Corrections
• Livingston teen killed in crash
• In Our Schools
• Prosecutors’ group honors Ovey, Edwards
• Chamber ready to roll on the river
• Watchdogs contend Shawnee plant, others need stiffer ash dump rules
• Honeywell, union slate new dates for talks
• Blagojevich will stand alone in retrial
• Broadbent’s ham sells for record $1.6 million
• Clymer recounts past death threat
• Felon faces charges in threats against judge, family
• McCracken District Court
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• Scholars program aids local students
• Renowned author to train local poverty task force
• Downtown retailers plan Saturday morning activities
• McConnell predicts GOP gains in Senate
• More organizations, possibly a celebrity getting involved in annual barbecue festival
• Police:Man tried to kidnap child, 12
• Water main break diverts traffic
• Mayfield rejects mosque
• Commission allows increased mall signage
• What’s in a name? Convention board cash
• TVA to halt 1 unit at plant
• Mall, Kmart areas poised for big construction projects
• Correction
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• Honeywell, union reps seek dates to resume talks
• School bus crash sends 3 to hospital
• School construction draws potential bidders
• Agenda
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• 5 accused of planning holdup
• Withdrawal of attorneys may delay murder trial
• Authorities seek escapee
• Girls of summer
• Marshall County deputies welcome new boat
• Deberry sentenced in Graves animal abuse case
• Paducah school tax increased 4 percent
• Heat, age contribute to break
• McCracken District Court
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• Water main break disrupts Broadway traffic
• Man dies after dive into shallow water
• McCracken plans 20 miles of fall paving
• Blagojevich won’t rule out return to politics
• Developers fish for financing for Asian carp processing center
• Today’s Agenda
• Lessons of war, and ending one, should not be forgotten
• Barbecue on Barkley
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• Truck pull fundraiser goes strong for Special Olympics
• With future of 3-D in question, local theaters prepare for more
• Purchase District counties dropping
• Deadly roadways
• Broadbent wins Grand Champion Award
• Leaders lobby for preschool funds
• Giannoulias stops in Metropolis
• McCracken District Court
• Players not the only ones battling temps at stadium
• Former Sun executive dies after fall
• Poll: Nearly 6 in 10 oppose war in Afghanistan
• Hospital proposes neonatal care unit
• 1st House District candidates set campaign themes
• Five indicted in July home invasion
• LBL managers seek to cull splintered trees
• Unease settles over Iraq after pullout
• Analysts search for biomass growers
• Reunion at WKCTC
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• A piece of Paducah history
• McCracken board retains school tax rate
• Supporters attend Paducah pastor’s arraignment
• Furlough delays doctor’s drug trial
• Traffic alerts
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• Concerns over taste prompt Coke recall
• Getting an early start on the harvest
• Too-tall tractor-trailer tangles with rail overpass
• Increased patrols target drunken driving
• Blagojevich retrial could hold surprises
• School worker’s charges involve out-of-state girl
• School board races attract opposition
• Applicant’s resume draws questions
• Traffic Alerts
• Benjamin receives 20 years for killing wife
• Detective testifies in drive-by shooting case
• Beshear proposes Middle College for high schoolers
• Blagojevich convicted on one count
• Demolition derby, races to raise funds for patient’s family
• Rains cut odds; burn bans and wildfire risks linger
• Executive Inn spawns yard sale
• City reopens search for city manager
• Region
• Wreck shuts down traffic
• In Our Schools
• Judge says Blagojevich jurors will get transcript
• Somalis lobby for mosque in Mayfield
• Pre-demolition sale begins Thursday
• Officials: Volume, not rate, driving power bill shock
• BREAKING NEWS: Jury finds Blagojevich guilty of lying to agents
• Corrections
• In Our Schools
• Agenda
• The Lineup
• Schools keeping property tax rate
• Judge to review police file in 2008 murder case
• Working it out
• Agenda
• The Lineup
• Reception to honor library book donors
• Down to the wire
• Speaker to discuss teen pregnancy with Ballard students, parents
• Forget high tech, jurors and judge stick to notes
• Marshall searchers find body of boater
• City-county merger committee has first draft
• Author highlights convocation
• Crews search for man missing in lake
• Super City-Quilt City Connection II promotes craft on opposing shores
• Incoming freshmen make Murray State dorms home
• Society to honor widow for work
• New bridge to boost grain elevator traffic
• Undividing 62
• Reunions
• The Lineup
• Reunions
• In Our Schools
• Local
• KET to broadcast state education forum
• Collaborative effort
• Feds: More drilling needed for broken well
• State corn, soybean yields expected to be down
• Carrying on despite the heat
• House opposition to health care law growing, Shimkus says
• Proposed fuel plant shifts to Carlisle
• Local
• The Lineup
• Couple donates $470,000 to WKCTC
• Moffett seeks single state tax
• Area may get break from heat over weekend
• Cat helps resident escape fire
• Hits loom for some firms under health reform
• Forbes names MSU on prestigious academia list
• Blagojevich jurors say they are stalled
• Reidland fire district trades boat for trucks
• Paul campaign apologizes to Fancy Farm organizers
• Development exec vows better marketing
• Plan to merge governments not needed, exec says
• State awards Ledbetter bridge contract
• Extrication in action
• Local
• Artist to discuss uses of clay, dirt
• Nashville men charged with trafficking
• Audit criticizes some McCracken clerk policies
• Free meal program passes first test
• Local
• Church yard sale to benefit youth
• Grandson, pastor accused of stealing woman’s funds
• South nears taking on city role
• Officers identify victims
• Whistle-blower holds new county job
• Honeywell, union negotiations stall
• Smuggling law extinguishes mailing tobacco products to deployed troops
• Massac fugitive hits ‘Most Wanted’ website
• Paul talks of picnic beer drinkers
• The Lineup
• As 39,000 spill claims dangle, BP defers to feds
• City calls for renewed pact with developer
• Fiscal court to discuss rules for subdivisions
• Former pastor accused of theft
• Two teens charged in drive-by shooting
• Orenduff faces new charge in slaying
• Agencies answer Blair’s challenge
• Local
• Local
• Massac proceeds to wait for state
• Heat no match for spirit at Emancipation Celebration
• Region
• Correction
• Reunions
• Agenda
• The Lineup
• Ride to Remember to honor children killed in 2009 fire
• Ryan jurors know what Blagojevich jury faces
• Increase in McCracken property values slows
• Schools to keep meal cashiers
• Emancipation Celebration takes to the streets
• In Our Schools
• The Lineup
• Marshall school regains its cool in time for classes
• Dalton-Russell named WKCTC vice president
• Workers rally over plant lockout
• Paducah man has comic collection to keep up with nation’s growing interest
• Recent wrecks prompt caution
• Picnic speaking lacks the unexpected
• War documentary shows grim reality for troops in Afghanistan
• Discovery Trail work in Massac moving quickly
• Paducah selects new city manager
• The Lineup
• Beshear touts expansion among incentive projects
• Senate candidates rev up for Fancy Farm
• Williams mulling gubernatorial bid
• McCracken District Court
• State, regional funding fuels biomass network
• The Lineup
• Local
• AT&T promises Paducah area 3G service this month
• City welcomes manager candidates
• Tilghman’s first black grads recall difficult days
• Utility obtains $124 million for broadband
• Woman found guilty in Pitino extortion case
• Unfair regulations?
• Rescue workers aid forest hikers
• Sims: Wreck, not fall, killed victim
• Mongiardo supporting Conway
• Police capture escapee
• Danger accumulates in triple-digit heat
• District offers all students free meals
• Schools open today; drive carefully
• The Lineup
• Stroke survivor walks to raise awareness
• ‘Dollar Days’ at pool
• Triple digit heat to sear region again
• Workers prep space for signs
• Free lunches to all students in Paducah public schools
• Raid leads to arrest
• Groundbreaking nears for seniors housing
• Grandchild left alone in car leads to citation
• McCracken District Court
• Burglars target vehicles, buildings
• Yonts paroled; victim’s son scolds parole board
• Oprah’s ‘Phenomenal Man’
• Troubled machine shop seeks help from Whitfield, IRS
• 3 ... Gee, wouldn’t it be nice?
• Correction
• The Lineup
• Agenda
• 3 ... Gee, wouldn’t it be nice?
• Liquidation of Executive Inn may start in two weeks
• Greene offers resident tentative timeline
• Man receives 25 years in child molestation case
• Colleagues mourn emergency worker who died in blaze
• Victim’s son to speak at hearing
• Taking precautions
• Region
• Eighth of August celebration begins Wednesday with youth activities
• 5 jailed on meth-related charges
• Despite rising costs, pet owners skip insurance
• New stamp honors early film pioneer
• Charity begins at home
• Insurers offer range of animal protection
• The Lineup
• Agenda
• New director brings experience to Reidland High band program
• Even fairy tales tell a bit of truth
• The Lineup
• Parade prizes
• Questions of cost slow enforcement of Amanda’s Law
• Scrapbook event to benefit young cancer patient
• Paul vows to read prepared speech
• New recipes fuel meth-making resurgence
• Speaker receiving $16,000 for talk
• Banding together
• The Lineup
• Two face burglary charges for break-in at Marshall business
• Marshall, Ballard parks obtain $191,000 in grants
• A different sort of rodeo
• Farley gunfire barely misses baby
• Store tops $1 million in clinic donations
• WPSD moving 9 pm newscast
• Kentucky Utilities raises rates today
• Honeywell denies sandbagging to hike price
• Paducah man has supreme birthday
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Mccracken County
• The Imagination Movers Live from the Idea Warehouse Concert Tour 2009
• Historic Architecture of Paducah and McCracken County Available
• Online Sedation Certification Course
• American Quilters Society Quilt Show And Contest

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