Richmond, KY News

• Richmond, KY News
• ‘She wasn’t just a teacher’ : Lambert retires after 43 years at Berea
• Special Olympics return for 18th year at EKU
• Assault charges reduced, dismissed by grand jury
• Dump of the Day
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• Undefeated academic team brings pride to Madison Middle School
• Woman fends off burglar with knife
• Man is indicted on additional sex charge involving teen in 1998
• Woman fends off burglar with knife
• Pets of the Week from the Madison County Animal Shelter
• A big sister’s reflection on life, love and changes
• Veterans will conduct Memorial Day programs
• EKU Arts Center attendance tops 50,000 mark
• Man charged with rape, kidnapping
• BREAKING NEWS: Man charged with rape, kidnapping
• Summer break, here we come
• City to require pawn brokers, resellers to obtain, report records
• County to settle on retirement back pay for two deputies
• Grand jury indicts men in double-murder
• 4 whooping cough cases confirmed
• STAFF REPORT: Richmond Crimes
• BREAKING NEWS: Grand jury indicts men in double-murder
• Kentucky fallen officers honored at annual ceremony
• Shell beats Mick by 54 votes
• Obama beats ‘uncommitted’ only by 85 votes in Madison County
• Woman attacked on Berea College walking track
• Election results
• Stolen saxophone recovered, two people arrested in connection with theft
• Newcomer Morgan leads city commission voting
• Snyder wins clerk’s race
• Berry kept wheels going round and round for 45 years
• Chemical weapons destruction plant is halfway to completion
• Local student’s ‘Big Brother’ recognized
• Meth lab is found in Richmond motel room
• Guilty plea entered in school bus incident
• Tuesday ceremony to honor state’s fallen law officers
• City adds third truck for large refuse pickup
• History comes alive at Civil War site on Kentucky River
• Whooping cough elsewhere but not here in 2012
• Union City Day
• Richmond City Commission candidate profiles
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• Circuit clerk to be chosen Tuesday
• Depot to test sirens May 23
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• Clark takes a look at past, present during State of County
• What kind of cloud is that?
• Police: Baby found in ‘deplorable’ conditions
• Bond reduced in rape, sexual abuse case
• Pets of the Week from the Madison County Animal Shelter
• Family Fun Night scheduled at Glenn Marshall tonight
• Chick-fil-A 5K to raise money for Hospice
• Hospice annual memorial service Tuesday
• Berea traffic checkpoints begin Sunday
• Bond reduction request denied in Marcum murder case
• Kentucky Toyota president optimistic about auto industry
• Who said there's no free lunch?
• Two charged with making meth on Laurel Street
• Lawyer given probation in $185,000 theft
• Father charged with DUI, endangerment after picking children up from school
• Annual Art Expo
• Primary Candidate: Making state more ‘business friendly’ one of goals for Jonathan Shell
• Two men plead guilty in underage sex cases
• Council gets first look at new budget
• Abramson: Army depot ‘special’ opportunity for small business
• Mount Rushmore Drive man charged with trafficking
• Aiming high
• Richmond officers recognized at annual banquet
• Suspect found hiding under church pew
• Berea family charged with making meth
• Yes, those precincts do have some city voters
• Maker’s collectibles stolen from home
• Free oil changes for single moms Saturday
• Brandy Winkler hopes to bring a different view to circuit clerk office
• Smarter spending, economic recruitment goals for 36th Rep. candidate Nathan Mick
• Troopers remembered
• PAC celebrates babies and mothers with event
• Richmond man charged with DUI, endangering child
• Farmer may face scrutiny from ethics panel
• Dump of the Day
• Garden tour highlights 6 unique destinations
• Snyder pledges to boost morale of employees
• Minter to serve 35-year sentence
• Webb promises more community outreach, tech upgrades if elected
• ‘Universal playground’ coming in September
• Indictment connected to stolen crossbeams
• Couple waits 23 years, receives abundance of blessings
• Alleged car thief runs over vehicle’s owner
• Manslaughter defendant denied bond reduction
• Police: 2 charged with endangering children
• District to get $96K for Middle College
• Police: 2 charged with endangering children in separate incidents
• Tourism spending up 7.9 percent locally, 3 percent statewide
• TV, musical instrument stolen from vehicle’s trunk
• Child on bicycle hit by car on Jergee Drive
• State sees drop in government revenue
• Dump of the day
• Man police found asleep at wheel is indicted on charges of intoxication
• Firefighters douse house fire on Walnut St.
• Human trafficking case set for August 20 trial
• Man told police he tried to poison wife
• Richmond surplus at $1.8 million March 31
• Gardner is new EKU libraries dean
• ‘Because you love her’ : Area florists busy all week for Mother’s Day
• Couple charged in connection with burglary
• Sheriff prepares for potential lawsuit
• Letter carriers to pick up food donations Saturday
• I-75 southbound closed south of Jellico
• EKU nursing chair promoted to health sciences dean
• Gifts for Mom
• E. Main fire believed to be arson
• Family loses young daughter
• Thursday-Sunday: MCHS to present ‘Once Upon a Mattress’
• Man accused of trying to hit girlfriend with truck
• Police: Man attempted to kill wife with rat poison
• Record crowd turns out for Hospice benefit
• Berea College’s 140th commencement
• Firefights battle Main Street blaze
• ‘Draconian cuts’ affect Madison County courts
• Maziarz sentenced in attempted rape case
• RAAC Derby Brunch
• More than 2,200 graduate from EKU
• Trial dates set for man accused of shooting at officers in 2010
• Pottery festival gets new name
• EKU vice president recognized by national organization
• ‘International Spies’
• Kindergartners run for the roses
• Berea police make drug arrests
• Police: Man broke woman’s arm during argument
• Family of young girl asks for prayers from community
• Lt. Governor, Toyota president to speak at Blue Grass Unite
• Stone expects better budget outcome for Berea
• Couple admit to locking toddlers in filthy room
• Unemployment rate down in county, along with number of employed
• Chemical agent plant construction paused to improve safety
• Living history lessons
• National Day of Prayer observed at courthouse
• Public library dedicates history collection Sunday in Berea
• Saturday truck, tractor pull to benefit Habitat For Humanity
• Protestors: Don’t duck the issue on hazards
• 1,500 students expected for Living History event
• HVAC units damaged at Richmond Senior Center
• Iron Horse motorcycle ride Saturday to aid Health Now! ClinicHealth Now! Clinic of Madison County, non-profit organization that provides primary health care to the uninsured and under-insured, is sponsoring the first-ever Iron Horse Motorcycle Ride on Sat
• Sheriff’s deputies, BPD find meth labs in home
• Man douses himself in diesel fuel, threatens to set self on fire
• Prosecutor wants more info in man’s strangulation death
• County prepares for primary election
• Police eye grant funds to replace cruiser terminals
• KSP asks for information about Berea burglary
• Audit blisters former Ky. agriculture commissioner
• Gunfire report leads to endangerment charge
• Resident works on petition to clean up neighborhood
• Man pistol-whipped during violent fight
• Poster contest winners, mock trial teams recognized at Law Day event
• 5 year old plays chess
• Relay For Life event in need of volunteers
• Class of 2024
• Local rescue organizations practice humane methods to control cat overpopulation
• Indictment: KSP trooper put in danger during chase
• The Queen of Soul
• Mental illness NAMI support group to be established in Berea
• Puppets stroll through Berea
• Man indicted for sex abuse, using Facebook, phone to communicate with victim
• Madison women’s life expectancy rising at slower rate than men
• Pet Prom: Humane Society, A.L.L. highlight animals in need of ‘forever homes’
• 2 days left to support launch of Jubilo Music & Arts Festival
• Officers find pound of pot in vehicle
• Man charged with attempted murder in April 12 shooting
• Thousands in jewelry stolen from Richmond home
• ‘A Moment in Time’
• Alleged DUI-related death results in manslaughter charge
• ‘The Wall That Heals’
• Attorneys want evidence in two murder cases
• Former President postpones St. Mark visit
• EKU tuition, dorm fees going up 5 percent
• Magistrate says taxing districts ‘taxation without representation’
• Police find ‘road rage’ suspects hiding in field
• Evaluation released
• State motorcycle licensing skills test to change May 1
• Vehicle batteries stolen from business
• Professionals speak about their careers at Kirksville Elementary
• ‘Issues Affecting the Elderly’ seminar set May 11
• Dump of the Day
• $1,500 in cigarettes are taken in burglary
• Vietnam Veterans Memorial replica ‘Wall’ coming to EKU
• Homeowners warned to beware of ‘storm-chasing’ contractors
• Man arrested on sex charge involving boy, 10
• Zone change approved unanimously
• EKU students seek community support for Madison Towers food pantry
• BAC community art show opens
• City’s ‘rainy day’ fund management worries two Berea councilmen
• Woman stabbed several times, pepper sprayed in altercation
• Puppet stroll Saturday for National Day of Puppetry
• Airport fuel sales up 34 percent
• EKU alums to remember good times at Speck’s
• EKU alumni reunion this weekend
• Alleged deadly threats lead to charges
• Pack the Track fundraiser
• EKU Creative Writing Conference is June 11-15
• Earth Day recycling
• Health department refuses to release director's evaluation
• McIntosh’s sentencing delayed pending reports
• Man who police say faked attack indicted by Madison grand jury
• Graduation dates of May 24, 25 scheduled for MSHS and MCHS
• Soldiers welcomed home
• Man arrested after 4-year-old child found wandering along road
• Man pleads guilty to meth making; mother’s charges are dropped
• Father, 3-year-old child are killed in morning collision
• Mike Hogg named superintendent of Berea Independent School District
• Browsing for books
• BREAKING NEWS: Father, 3-year-old child killed in morning collision
• We the People
• Plane makes emergency landing
• Grand jury indicts man on sex abuse, torture charges
• Wanted man attempts to run from RPD officers
• ‘Elvis’ sings for diabetes benefit Saturday night
• Library-on-the-GO program expands
• Judge: Bodies should remain preserved for evidence
• House road budget contains nearly $72 million for Madison County
• US 25 redesign could cost city $200,000
• SaraCare Celebration Friday at Berea Baptist
• Public library use up
• Road work
• Man’s seizure leads to arrest on drug charge
• Weapons disposal cost could rise $2.6 billion
• Man arrested for writing bad checks
• Making matches possible: ‘Big’ and ‘Little’ record video plea to help restore organization
• Taking their ‘Rights’ to court
• Eighth-annual SaraCare Saturday at Berea Baptist
• RPD officer sued over disorderly conduct arrests
• Man questioned after E. Main shooting involved in previous incident
• Berea to build ‘Deep Green’ residence hall
• What you can’t find in a text book
• Woman indicted on 15 charges in connection with theft from mother’s home
• 18 percent in county without health insurance
• History Walk at depot Sunday afternoon
• Airport open house, barbecue Saturday
• Veterans chili supper Thursday night
• Madison ranks fourth in positive health behaviors
• Salvation Army Auxiliary Tea draws packed house
• Madison County Democrats elect Stumbo party chair
• Wanted: Jailbirds raise money for charity
• Zumbathon to collect dog food, cat litter for Humane Society
• Man indicted on escape charge
• Police investigate East Main shooting incident
• Five from Madison County50 state police recruits
• Central in Action
• Richmond man indicted on five charges of possessing child porn
• Pulling for the kids
• Man charged with felony after reportedly stealing 12-pack of beer
• Berea man charged with meth manufacturing, assaulting officer
• Richmond residents ready to be arrested for a good cause
• E-waste recycling is set for April 21
• Resignations reduce RPD to 52 active officers
• Recreation relief drive to help ‘restore the spirit’ of West Liberty community
• Jail’s strip-search policy remains unchanged despite court ruling
• First Presbyterian Preschool pre-registration next week
• Foley PTO Spring Fling set Saturday
• Berea Folk Dancers will present English and American dance weekend
• Woman charged with drug possession, DUI
• Red Cross kicks off fundraising campaign between disasters
• Ex-member of Berea City Council cited for allegedly endangering police officer
• University of the Cumberlands Choir spring concert to benefit Relay for Life
• Shaped by water
• Jury acquits man of nasal mucus assault
• Zone change first reading goes quietly
• Chowing down Roman-style: Middle schoolers get a taste of Latin, literally
• Talking Dirt: An original musical drama from Harlan County
• Richmond man arrested after being clocked at 107 mph
• Intentional or uncontrollable? Jury to decide why jailers were sprayed with nasal mucus
• Madison Countians show improvement in health outcomes
• Twitty’s Fort historic site in need of preservation
• Two plead guilty in robbery of deposit from Hardee’s worker
• Young woman fell more than 125 feet to her death
• Kids scramble for candy eggs at Eggstravganza
• Theft suspects arraigned
• Model sophomore places at state science fair
• Local students take part in musical at Centre College
• Opening April 10 at Gallery on Main: Shaped by Water exhibit links Kentucky artists with the Tohono O’odam
• UK, UofL look to capitalize on hoops successes
• Police: Pregnant woman admits to using heroin
• Commission to limit public comments before zoning vote
• Woman injured in Friday morning wreck
• Berea firefighter killed by train in Rockcastle County
• US 25 widening brings congestion
• Pack the Track
• EKU conference focuses on diversity, immigration, health
• Judge recalls arrest warrant for woman
• Health dept. facing deep funding cuts
• Madison County: Familiar ground to Daniel Boone
• Event explores mining issues, land use decisions
• Berea considers annexing more than 150 acres
• Gun, older coins stolen from home
• Police: Woman assaults neighbor
• Several fires started in city after UK win
• Berea voters say 'yes’ to booze at Boone Tavern
• Berea to begin work on wastewater projects
• Students make movie magic in 48 Hours
• Burglary leads to bust of suspected marijuana dealer
• Taxi driver allegedly robbed at gun point
• Man convicted of sodomy, burglary seeks new trial
• Ghost hunters detect spirits at Boone Tavern
• Berea family getting Habitat’s first ‘Passive’ home in Kentucky
• Pieces of the past
• RPD patrolman receives national honors
• Deep Clean-Up scours Berea
• Easter Bunny bringing Eggstravanganza to Richmond on Saturday
• Million Hoodie March coming to Richmond
• Robbery defendant faces at least 20 years in prison
• Richmond woman, 24, dies in cycle mishap
• Jewelry, $550 in cash taken in burglary
• EKU student reported missing
• Community Holy Week begins Monday
• Identity of Warford’s body confirmed
• Man wanted on Ind. murder, robbery charges arrested here
• KSP: Woman in house fire died of blunt force trauma
• Weapons storage passes treaty inspection
• Hospice and horses
• City approves playground for handicapped
• Man accepts plea deal for 15 years in sex abuse, witness tampering cases
• Richmond Crime Reports
• Depot conducts prescribed burns
• Former school secretary indicted in theft
• Depot to host Wounded Warrior turkey hunt
• French soldiers take look at depot’s ammunition storage
• Six flag days : Lions Club offers holiday service to businesses
• Police: Two found intoxicated, shoplifting by off-duty officer
• Double-murder suspects plead not guilty
• Jury finds man guilty of sodomy, burglary
• Arrest after 2011 shooting was break in missing couple’s case
• Two men arrested for killing missing couple
• Fiscal court: Excavating business must shut down
• Police: Richmond man confesses to killing missing couple
• Backyard chickens find a home on Lorraine Court
• EKU getting jump on Earth Days celebration with reforestation effort
• Fibromyalgia group meeting in Berea
• Dump of the Day
• Negotiators seek state budget deal
• Bluegrass Rotary Club trunk sale Thursday at Central Bank
• Two men indicted in Christmas eve incident
• A piece of cake
• Walk to raise diabetes awareness, local funds
• Woman dies in Sunday house fire
• Helping P.A.W.S. : Berea non-profit trains dogs for people with disabilities
• Local Foods Expo: The wheat is local but the recipe is Ukrainian
• Plant sale grows into Local Foods Expo
• First-degree assault case heads to mediation
• State Special Olympics could be up for grabs
• Plea deals offered in witness tampering, rape cases
• International Fair
• Paul: Shrinking dollar behind higher gas prices
• Child porn discovered on computer, storage devices in Richmond residence
• EKU celebrates the First Amendment
• Man indicted on sex abuse charges
• Sheriff’s office charges man with rape, sodomy
• EKU’s Pershing Rifles won national honors
• Berea Utilities metal theft leads to three arrests
• Former Eastern professor indicted for selling pot
• EKU arson case set for trial June 11
• Second arrest made in EKU robbery case
• Three arrested for active meth lab
• Splashing around
• Five-lane plans for US 25 being changed to three
• Man enters guilty plea to reduced sex charge
• Students ‘dance with a purpose’
• Berea's Spotlight Acting School Presents: Little Women
• Men indicted in copper thefts
• Driver found passed out behind wheel on bypass
• Inactive meth lab found on Berea College property
• Officials: No ‘pink slime’ in local cafeterias
• Trailer park no more
• Local SkillsUSA students to compete in state competition
• Chief: Officer’s intervention prevents assault
• Man pleads guilty to killing 2-year-old girl
• 'Not just playing' : Child care centers, preschools, kindergartens work together to prepare students for success
• Local Foods Expo next Saturday in Berea
• A champion crowned in Rupp
• New officer hired with domestic violence grant
• Man involved in standoff enters Alford plea
• ‘Think Pink’ arts and crafts fair is scheduled for Saturday
• Time to plant cool weather veggies
• Man indicted for breaking bones in another man’s face
• Excitement is in the air
• Attorney pleads guilty to stealing from his clients
• Three Richmond police officers sworn in
• Police officer, driver in bypass accident released from hospital
• Woman charged in auto, cash theft
• House passes $3.5B budget to build roads, bridges
• More basketball thrills
• 3 cruisers, 2 wrecks, one day : Accidents plague Richmond Police Department
• Woman indicted for making meth
• Domestic violence case ends in 10-year sentence
• St. Patty’s Day on Saturday means more than the usual bash
• Excitement in Rupp Arena
• Honoring heroes
• City limits use of fireworks
• Sen. Paul to address chambers March 23
• Man indicted for theft from putt-putt course
• Family loses pets, belongings in fire
• Man missing from Poosey Ridge area
• Go fly a kite
• Man arrested after run-in with police
• Ensemble performs sacred music Sunday
• Local pharmacists split about pseudophedrine legislation
• City suspends use of inmates at recycling center
• County attorney files suit against district judge
• Debate focuses on unauthorized electronic disclosure of information
• Couple charged in connection with Walmart shoplifting incident
• Berea man arrested, charged with receiving stolen property
• House panel votes, 10-2, to impose public smoking ban
• Basking In the sunshine
• Burglaries, thefts reported to police
• Fiscal court moves forward with home incarceration program
• Therapy dog Coco lands new job at Hospice
• Weapons destruction plant completion is nearing halfway point
• Depot: Malfunction, tiny leak contained
• Soldiers get weapons training at depot range
• BGAD conducts prescribed burns
• Man accused of stealing from Masons arrested
• Arrest made in theft of steel cross beams
• Inmate captured after escaping from work-release job
• Inmate captured after escaping work-release program
• Authors Bracelen Flood, Keven McQueen to read Thursday at RAAC
• About Face: Kentucky Artisan Works Inspired by the Human Face
• Press leading efforts to open child abuse records
• The Iron WOman: EKU student to compete in triathlon for cancer
• U.S.: More work needed to stop youth tobacco use
• Berea Independent Schools: Happy about scores, but ‘really excited’ about growth
• City sued over couple’s denial of chicken-keeping permit
• Poll: Health overhaul unpopular, but not as feared
• Richmond firefighters aid in tornado cleanup
• A crafty fundraiser
• Family asks for help making girl’s wish come true
• PAC nurses trained to aid sex crime victims and collect evidence
• Senate likely to make further cuts to state budget
• Vandals cause $8,000 in damage to downtown diner
• Jailer: Inmate escapes from work release
• Mudslide closes part of road
• School board calls Floyd effective leader
• Tickets on sale for authors brunch
• DAR member to present research on group’s founding member
• Kids are still eating too much sugar
• Drug testing flap holds up vote on state smoking ban
• City attorney says adult store a zoning issue, not morality
• Board approves $4.41M upgrade of MCHS athletic facilities
• Hager appointed to fill school board seat
• Officials: Monetary tornado relief donations needed most
• Dump of the Day
• Officials to consider US 25 plan
• Officials: Monetary tornado relief donations needed most
• Despite franchise, city has no control over cable rates
• Police: Man holds another at knifepoint
• Despite franchise, city has no control over cable rates
• Officials to consider US 25 plan
• Police: Man holds another at knifepoint
• House committee approves proposed Kentucky budget
• Man charged with DUI after driving wrong direction
• Tornadoes highlight importance of local disaster relief training
• School board to review bids for new athletic fields
• Hotel shooting leads to drug ring bust
• Second man charged in October shooting
• Weird Weather
• City gets clean audit
• Police: Woman stole purse from wheelchair
• Want to help storm victims? - Here's how
• Getting ready for the prom
• A few (humorous) points for the novice gardener
• Pair charged with making meth in the presence of toddlers may plead guilty
• Petting zoo visits library in berea
• A higher power in times of disaster
• Sex abuse case headed to mediation
• Unlikely path led Glover from Harlem to Madison County
• Attorney: Plea bargain being considered in beating case
• Adult Children of Alcoholics to begin meetings in Berea
• DNA results delays rape, assault case
• Richmond adult store exhausts all legal appeals
• Happy Dr. Seuss Day
• Empty Bowls events to help fill empty bowls
• Murder case continued to April 26
• Luncheon puts emphasis on child safety
• Former EKU admissions official facing sex charge
• Beshear declares emergency after tornadoes hit Ky.
• County spared from major storm damage
• Community prepares for storms
• Hopes for public university in Appalachia are fading
• Nash drops out of race for state representative
• Meth bill fails to get vote in Senate
• Starting over from scratch
• Berea is honored for energy savings audit
• Jailed man faces additional metal theft charges
• Has spring sprung?
• 4 plead not guilty to Berea murder
• Planners favor Barnes Mill zone change 4-2
• At War on the dance floor
• Kit Carson students to perform ‘Annie’
• Greater Tuna
• Multiple false alarms will draw fine; fireworks limitation coming
• Pastor, civic leader passes
• Stormy weather
• No tornado, but heavy rain prompts flood warning
• Legislator proposes ban on synthetic drugs
• Fire destroys high school greenhouse
• Police: Fight ends with broken jaw
• Program Thursday focuses on African and African-American musical links to Appalachia
• Buckle up in the backseat
• County may sue to recover lost filing fees
• Defendant tells one story to police, another in court
• Fire destroys high school greenhouse
• Richmond landmark razed
• P&Z member recuses himself but voices opposition to zone change
• Absentee votes begin today for Boone Tavern alcohol sales
• Trial: Defense says sex act was consensual
• Richmond Area Arts Council mini-fireside basket making class
• RAAC to celebrate state’s Irish heritage
• Marsalis rolls musical train through Richmond
• Burglary, sodomy trial starts today
• Scammers prey on tax time
• Couple indicted on theft-related charges
• Daniel Boone student wins ‘Champions’ poster event
• Groups help plant seed to keep Hispanics in good health
• Students get lessons from jazz greats
• Felony mediation resolves cases, gives victims voice
• Berea gets funding for ‘Safe Routes to School’
• Bound to raise money
• Planners, commission are looking to revise development regulations
• Richmond man is indicted in 2010 rape
• City is packing it in
• Richmond to get third McDonald’s
• EKU provost named first male president of women’s Catholic university
• Former Masonic officer accused of stealing from group
• One kind act leads to another
• Plans to widen US 25 may change
• Setting the stage for laughs
• Police: Driver charged after hitting firefighter
• County planners in opposition to zone change
• Comments postponed on student housing project
• Woman to testify against husband in fake check case
• EKU honors ‘barrier breakers’
• Police: Woman injured, held against her will
• Fat Tuesday Fun
• Library board hoping to cash in on buyer’s market
• Serial burglar facing 15-year sentence
• Vessel makes 1,800-mile journey
• New roof, heating/air system, digital controls slash school’s energy costs
• Driver in fatal crash charged with DUI, manslaughter
• Second man arrested for theft of copper, HVAC
• Berea man accused of stealing woman’s purse
• Bluegrass, country music connected to roots
• Ellis to speak Thursday on state’s education history
• Firefighters learning to detect signs of arson
• Large, empty vessel will creep along I-75, Eastern Bypass to Blue Grass Army Depot
• Irvine man pleads to reduced charges in sex crimes case
• Richmond sailor one of 20,000 troops in Bold Alligator training
• Slain officer’s testimony helps win conviction
• EKU grads in Afghanistan mentor student
• EKU will honor barrier-breaking black alumni, staff
• Two indicted on meth making charges
• Stanford man dies in fiery crash on US 421
• Developer details proposal for Barnes Mill/Lancaster
• 2nd arrest is made in JCPenney theft case
• April 2 date set for trial of Smith
• Saying yes to the dress
• Detroit man indicted on heroin trafficking charges
• Arson suspect back in jail after being charged with DUI
• E-911 seeking funds for updated equipment
• October trial date set in double-murder case
• Former JCPenney employee accused of thefts from store
• Pigskins traded for paperbacks
• Berea man indicted for stalking
• YMCA gets $64K grant to promote 'healthier' community
• Medicaid managed care groups reassure Senate committee
• Chandler tours VA clinic in Berea
• Defendant says he’s victim in knife attack, not wife
• November robbery account questioned in court
• Pain clinics, truck/freight terminals face new zoning restrictions
• Gambling amendment introduced Tuesday
• EKU Band and Wind Symphony to perform Sunday
• Bob Evans assistant manager stole $2,500 from store, police say
• Love is in the air
• Valentine royalty
• Love is in the air
• President’s budget would boost funds for depot weapon disposal
• Sheriff calls for ban of synthetic drugs
• Copper stolen from apartments
• Firefighters extinguish fire in mobile home park
• Love that lasts
• Emergency services, Head Start are top Foothills programs, survey finds
• Man sentenced for child abuse sneaks pills, tobacco into jail
• NACCO awarded Top Plant
• Man arrested in connection with copper thefts
• Two indicted for November robbery
• Park board takes first look at revising strategic plan
• School board hears reports on bonding, discipline programs
• EKU class partners with local agencies to provide free income tax assistance
• this is my heart for you
• Trial date set for parents accused of locking toddlers in feces-covered room
• Developers proposing student housing at busy campus corner
• Redrawing legislative lines proves costly and confusing to lawmakers
• The ‘real D.W.’ visits students
• Richmond man arrested on drug charges at Walmart
• KSP special drug unit finds marijuana growing operation
• Madison grand jury: Abuse suspect also indicted for rape, kidnapping
• Defendant: ‘I went into a man’s house and shot him’
• Bank robber sentenced in federal court
• Measuring education
• Kiwanis auction Saturday at City Hall
• Man pleads guilty to voyeurism charge
• Berea one of state’s first five cultural districts
• LRC plans to appeal judge’s HB1 ruling
• Facebook post leads to arrest
• Four indicted in Berea murder case
• Friday at library : Lecturer to portray founder of Berea
• Berea woman dies Tuesday in Laurel County crash
• Finally February
• Volunteers needed for equine therapy
• Judge weighs constitutionality of legislative redistricting
• Couple recovering from injuries suffered in weekend house fire
• EKU closes dining room at Arlington Clubhouse
• Standoff at Super 8 Motel ends peacefully
• Trial for couple accused of human trafficking delayed
• Richmond man charged with child porn possession
• Noted author to deliver keynote address for Black History Month
• Habitat for Humanity
• Occupational therapy dept. at EKU offers program for adults with memory loss
• Bible Belt towns in state consider going ‘wet’
• Tea party setting sights on state legislature
• Trial date set in murder case
• State financial actions putting strain on MEPCO
• EKU agriculture students attend poultry exposition
• Man accused of beating baby also charged in rape, kidnapping case
• Ripped from the headlines
• Monty Python is not dead … yet
• City mum about storm water study
• This is February?
• Take proactive role in health, author says
• Third person charged in stolen checks, burglary
• Child porn case dropped because of federal charges
• Workshop teaches how to survive the economic crunch
• State of the city: Barnes predicts surplus this year
• Murder suspect found competent to stand trial
• Trash piling up at mobile home park
• Realities of prescription pill abuse spark another summit
• Tackling childhood obesity
• Police charge two with making meth
• Man pleads guilty to driving to Richmond for sex with girl
• Berea Arena Theater presents: Kitchen Witches
• A toe to spare
• Model Laboratory’s annual Lunar New Year Celebration
• Teacher turned award-winning author to read at Richmond Area Arts Council tonight
• Project Read helps students turn the page
• Pattie A. Clay to conduct health assessment of county
• Waco man charged in two Berea burglaries
• Irvine man charged in hit-and-run accident
• Four from county in legislative races
• Three candidates file in circuit clerk’s race
• Thursday is GEAR UP parent night at Foley Middle
• 14 in race for city commission
• Middle-schoolers vote in mock presidential election
• Woman killed in US 421 crash; one injured in separate wreck
• After deliberating 9 hours, jury finds Maziarz guilty of attempted rape
• Woman dies in accident; separate wreck injures one
• Woman: Man attempted rape in front of child
• Program puts inmates to work
• Assault arrest made in Blue Moon fight; RPD investigates burglaries
• $19,000 in items stolen Sunday from Berea home
• ALL-DAY COVERAGE: Alleged victims testifies about violent attack
• EKU course earns national award
• Heart health dinner focuses on women
• State lawmakers rush to co-sponsor welfare drug testing
• Jane Monheit, the best singer you’ve never heard
• Historical figures to give fireside chats at Boonesborough
• Sweetheart chili luncheon to help fund senior center
• Connelly: ‘Discrimination should be prohibited’
• EKU band clinic to feature renowned trumpeter Marsalis and orchestra
• The tie that binds (or doesn’t)
• Charges reduced in Meijer police chase case
• Road rage murder case delayed
• No tax hike in schools’ 2012-13 draft budget
• Madison County Schools' 100 Days celebration
• Kentucky River Foothills to celebrate 50 years
• Copper theft causes major damage to home
• Berea man indicted on sex abuse charge
• MCHS cheerleaders’ Orlando trip approved
• Berea alcohol referendum set April 3
• Behind the costume
• 2 arrested for copper thefts from utility poles
• Three indicted in Berea duplex blaze, meth lab
• Alleged shoplifter charged with drug possession
• Workshops offered to ‘help stuff your wallet’
• Singing through the 1950s
• Woman facing 28 charges over thefts from mother’s house
• City hires Cain as finance director
• Redistricting may face court scrutiny
• Madison County divided into four House districts
• Home incarceration program could save money, space at jail
• Copper thief surprises homeowner
• Two file to run in circuit clerk’s race
• Jazz vocalist Jane Monheit to take EKU Center Stage
• Voters say yes to liquor sales
• Obama: American dream in peril, fast action needed
• Supreme Court: GPS tracker use unconstitutional without warrant
• Human Rights members to meet, greet citizens
• PRIDE encourages a ‘green’ New Year’s resolution
• Model Laboratory School: Hong Kong exchange program gives students ‘unique cultural experience’
• Man assaulted with metal pole
• Berea businesses burglarized by same man
• Man set to enter plea skips court
• Petition filed for Boone Tavern drink sales
• Wet-dry vote set for Tuesday
• New trial date set in kidnapping case
• OSHA recognizes depot for safety
• Murder suspect pleads not guilty to escape
• Glenn Marshall Elementary gets grant of $4,000
• EKU to work with budget cuts
• Man begins three-year sentence for sex abuse
• EKU one of 14 to participate military scholars program
• New science building opens at EKU
• Beshear signs redistricting law
• Berea man likely to serve 10 years for making meth
• Teen Center director going ‘above and beyond’ for Richmond youth
• Man stabbed, hospitalized after domestic dispute
• Police: Man suspected in November bank robbery arrested in South Carolina
• Beauty and balance
• HVAC system stolen from apartment complex
• Rogers indicted on federal child porn charges
• Redistricting: Political games still being played
• Task force takes on drug trafficking
• Student aboard Costa Concordia prepares for return to EKU
• Board position remains vacant
• Waco Elementary School reaches 100th anniversary
• Berea to consider using restaurant tax for parks
• Father of EKU student aboard Concordia describes shipwreck
• Report: Power diversity could pay off big for Kentucky
• Four people charged with tool theft
• Art exhibit highlighting Chautauqua theme to be displayed at EKU
• Makeup thefts lead to drug arrests in Berea
• New hours for EKU Special Collections and Archives Library
• Madison County Schools rank 5th in state for energy conservation
• Smart to seek 2nd term as state rep
• Local volunteer group looking for members to help
• Events honor MLK’s legacy
• County construction increases by $6 million
• Gillum’s to open new downtown location
• Indictments on the rise; new assistant prosecutor is hired
• KSP post commander got her start at McDonald’s
• Mayor to park board: Plan for future
• Oz through the eyes of a child
• Cosmic Oasis adds cafe, coffee to game offerings
• Jailer Doug Thomas’ first year in office
• Murder defendants appear in court
• City hires HR director, interviewing for finance job
• Chief wants more documentation by pawn shops
• Doug Thomas relects on his first year in office
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. day
• Man tied to several thefts arrested by Richmond police
• County upgrades services without raising taxes
• Lackey: Board has dropped plan for new central office
• Miracle Book Room closing
• Police arrest suspect in $11,000 burglary case
• Attorney: Woman should be charged for sale price of items shoplifted
• EKU police searching for robbery suspects
• Redistricting process becomes personal
• Former teacher sentenced for illicit text messages
• EKU Police looking for robbery suspect
• Teen pleads guilty to sexual misconduct
• EKU professor’s case continued until Jan. 25
• Budget’s lean, but Salvation Army makes it
• Richmond mayor to give State of City address during ‘Eggs and Issues’ event
• New phone system to save county $20,000
• Activists pushing for automatic voting right restoration for felons
• Richmond crime down slightly in 2011
• Berea man arrested on DUI, drug possession charges
• Police: Man bites, hits woman
• House passes redrawn congressional lines
• Kentucky dancers play ‘Munchkins’ in Broadway production
• County EMS calls 2011 a ‘success’
• Man charged with wanton endangerment, DUI after hitting loaded bus
• Court upholds civil judgment in favor of Berea
• Redistricting issue has Frankfort in foul mood
• Vehicle collides with school bus; man charged with 34 counts of wanton endangerment, DUI
• Community education courses being offered January through June
• Police: Man drives intoxicated with 6 year old in car
• Chiefs face difficulty filling officer positions
• School district outlines funding request to legislators
• Hospice needs volunteers
• Some county neighborhoods get new recycling pickup day
• Foley Middle School seeking alumni input for ‘Wall of Honor’
• League, chamber to host state of cities, county
• All incumbents, one challenger file for commission
• March 5 trial set for man accused of passing school bus, nearly hitting child
• Toddler Tuesdays program begins Jan. 10 in Berea
• Weaving their magic
• Woman gets 7 years for child sex abuse
• State auditor critical of ex-clerk’s methods
• Can drive hosted for National Service Day
• Redistricting plans cause concern for legislators
• Jewelry taken from Sizemore Drive home Wednesday night
• Business restoring downtown building
• Backlog at the lab
• BREAKING NEWS: EKU professor resigns after drug arrest
• McConnell lays blame for nation’s economic troubles at Obama’s feet
• Early-morning Christmas eve incident going to grand jury
• Woman injured during violent home invasion
• Pottery collectors day set for Saturday
• Pair pleads not guilty to murder charges
• Changes afoot on congressional map
• 2012 Medicare debate is all about the baby boomers
• Smith files for re-election as commonwealth’s attorney
• Police: Woman forged 3 checks
• Discovery Channel to air episode produced by EKU faculty member
• Pure hydrocodone pain pill in testing
• Kentucky’s plight with pain pill misuse rising
• Traffic stop leads police to drugs, cash
• Alleged intruder shot 3 times appears in court
• Running mate: Gatewood Galbraith dead
• Vandals damage welcome center
• Workshop offers tips on raising children, teens with ADHD
• Richmond man jailed for assault
• Begley Properties buys more land around Exit 83
• Restaurant on Third Street now Jackson’s
• PAC welcomes first baby of ’12
• Killing of bin Laden voted top news story of 2011
• First to be placed by Union state
• Top 10 stories of 2011
• $450K surplus should carry MEPCO through any deficit
• Singleton murder, Center for Arts biggest news
• RPD’s ‘Most Wanted’ posted on Facebook
• First 12 weeks at EKU Arts Center a success
• Ex-employee charged in tool theft
• Three arrested on drug trafficking charges
• Top 10 stories of 2011
• Murder suspect indicted for escape
• Dump of the day
• Several dinner, party options for New Year’s eve
• Holiday warning
• Grand jury indicts mom accused of using child to shoplift
• Three indicted in death of Richmond man
• Libraries host free computer classes
• Unlicensed teen strikes 2 cars while trying to flee police
• Victim in abduction, rape case stabbed 8 times
• Poll: Kentuckians want to vote on gambling
• Alert radios from 90s being recycled
• Jeep stolen from home in Berea
• Drugs, weapons found following gas station fight
• Christmas Dance School in 74th year
• Richmond police catch two in copper theft
• Richmond in the Running to Win $50,000!
• Army officer, educator chosen to represent Kentucky in D.C.
• New Opportunity School still functioning after fire
• Maionchi joins board of Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky
• Several local offices up for election this year
• Berea College receives $30M Promise Neighborhood grant
• Fiscal court giving extra $64,000 to sheriff’s department
• Two children talk about managing their disease
• NORAD Santa trackers stand by for another big day
• Merry Christmas
• Mercury-contaminated EKU buildings now clean
• Madison County Schools Central Office staff costs $4.5 million a year
• Christmas on Sunday prompts many church schedule changes
• Use caution while decking the halls
• Shoplifting, assault arrests made as holiday approaches
• Dump of the day
• Crooks, cops take no time off for holidays
• Don’t be scammed on gift cards
• Richmond Mall sold for $5.6 million
• City officials still being patient about debris pile
• Berea US 25 North residents to see road widening plans
• Visiting with Santa
• Lackey: Comparison of costs ‘not what school board wanted’
• Economists predict modest growth in state revenues
• Viral video: Senior citizens stage flash mob
• Holiday flying to fall slightly, trade group says
• Police: Man kidnaps, stabs ex-girlfriend
• Two indicted for copper thefts from Okonite
• All Aboard
• Police looking for man who aimed firearm at driver
• Absentee voting begins in wet-dry referendum
• Police: Man kidnaps, stabs ex-girlfriend
• Ex-president Bush coming to St. Mark
• Connick Jr. and friends give rocking Christmas concert
• Two indicted for robbery, store burglary
• Hundreds line up for free gas
• Collision ends in fight; man arrested
• Eastern Kentucky University’s annual Fall Commencement
• Man indicted in EKU arson case
• Berea College grad treks across America in support of DREAM Act
• Woman indicted for making meth with 4 children in the home
• Whitlock viewed as ‘effective leader’ in EKU evaluation
• Wounded Warrior Waterfowl Hunt
• Richmond Area Arts Council hosts Breakfast with Santa
• Richmond man found dead in Boyle County had been strangled
• Homeowner shoots intruder, police say
• City commission cancels meetings for rest of year
• Jensen pre-files bill to require prescripitions for cold medicine
• Plans approved for $4.5 million MCHS athletic complex
• 5 tax credits for wintertime energy efficiency
• Gift card givers, beware: 6 tips to protect your purchase
• Two buildings closed; final exams moved
• Waco man collects rare regional pottery
• Police make stalking arrest
• Lessons in destruction
• Mercury spilled in move to new EKU science building
• Expanded gambling already gaining attention
• Comedian Jerry Seinfeld at EKU Center for the Arts
• Detective: Shooting suspect ‘executed’ victim
• Police: Richmond man sold pot to teen
• Health board supports Bullitt County defense of smoking ban
• Richmond seeks 35 mph speed on Lancaster Road
• Cash Saver Plus, formerly E.W. James, closing
• Artisan center named first of ‘10 Great Places to Shop for Crafts’
• Richmond man arrested for July burglary
• Berea working to stop stolen property sales
• E-warrants system nets seven arrests
• Burglary/arson suspect sought in Berea
• Magistrate asks questions about road department
• Richmond man arrested for sex abuse of teen
• An international tradition
• Firefighters giveaway toys
• Alltech founder, former EKU interim president to address grads
• Troopers become Santa’s helpers
• New tracking system, but no new fee
• MEPCO expenses decrease
• Farristown Flyers visit their long-awaited, new middle school
• Wizard of Oz coming to EKU Center for the Arts
• Pair is sentenced to three years for child abuse
• Grand jury to hear case of alleged trafficker
• Teen charged with robbery, police seek two other suspects
• Berea College president among 10 educators invited to meet with Obama
• Police: Assault victim suffered broken nose and fractured skull
• Dump of the Day
• The Nutcracker All Jazzed Up
• Former governors offer advice for Beshear’s second term
• Review: 60 percent of state’s death penalty convictions overturned
• C-SPAN2 to rerun Flood’s Louisville talk
• Berea council opposes legislative redistricting
• Time to trim the Christmas tree
• Christmas Reflections
• Grand jury gets case of murder suspect who tried to escape
• Eastern Kentucky University Horticulture Club’s poinsettia sale
• Wet-dry referendum set Jan. 24 for North Richmond-Saratoga precinct
• U.S. escapes penalties for missing weapons destruction deadline
• Berea Arena Theater presents Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol”
• Three children injured in wreck that took mother’s life
• Former cop facing child-porn charges
• Grand jury to hear ‘Black Friday’ shoplifting case
• Berea Police arrest man found passed out in car
• EKU robbery informants now facing criminal charges
• School board meeting rescheduled for Dec. 15
• Survivors return to Pearl Harbor ships after their death
• Woman dies in KY 21 crash
• Locals recall 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor
• Saying goodbye
• Officer fired for misconduct arrested on child porn charges
• Former school superintendent dies
• Ornaments placed on Hospice tree at mall
• Woman indicted on 47 counts of fraud, forgery
• Scrooge, singers, Santa make appearances
• Two charged in hit-and-run
• BREAKING NEWS: Former school superintendent dies from self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Community encouraged to ‘adopt’ Liberty Place Recovery Center client
• Man gets 11 years for making meth
• Sodomy trial set to begin
• Leadership group focuses on career, college readiness
• Festively frugal
• Give the gift of food
• Jury indicts man for Sept. 2010 burglary of Bluegrass Pharmacy
• Holiday crafters occupy City Hall
• Public meeting to address funding juvenile drug court
• Man asks for shock probation in child porn case
• Police: Mother asleep at wheel with baby in back
• Death penalty not an option in Singleton murder
• Local teacher to be inducted into the Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame
• Tree trimming in the nick of time
• Bonds lowered in abuse case
• Pair indicted for killing, dismembering woman
• Jerry Seinfeld to appear on stage in Richmond
• 5 homes, clubhouse on RAAC holiday home tour
• 2 men charged with armed robbery to face grand jury
• Families of murder victims conduct vigil on one-year anniversary
• Electronic warrants speed law enforcement
• Remembrance Tree Ceremony set for Sunday
• Alleged shoplifter arrested on burglary warrant
• Riverkeeper improves river water trail
• $1,100 cash stolen from car at ballgame
• Program offers job training for teens and young adults
• AT&T to sponsor Town and Gown conference at Eastern Kentucky University
• Scam could cause virus and future computer problems
• Chamber honors Snyder with top award
• Family to conduct vigil on anniversary of murder
• ‘Philosopher and the Wolf’ author to present Chautauqua lecture at EKU
• First Lady encourages Kentuckians to support local businesses this season
• Prepare home, car for winter months
• New district lines could reduce county’s legislative clout
• Mother arrested on ‘Black Friday’
• A ‘tattoo on this town’
• Christmas parades set for this weekend in Richmond, Berea
• Two local groups, former editor recognized by Fairness Alliance
• Toys for Tickets
• Supreme Court hears GPS use argument
• First Berea solar array leased in less than four days
• Rights commission makes new plea for fairness ordinance
• City puts ‘teeth’ into business license law
• Richmond man’s body found on Boyle County roadside
• Virginians travel for football
• Friends continue concert in memory of murder victim
• Class provides keys to good parenting
• Earlier deals, longer hours woo Black Friday shoppers
• More charges in Berea murder
• Renovation of L&N train depot transforms, preserves building
• ‘Toys for Tickets’ exchange Saturday
• Commission restores some flexibility to employee vacations
• Not all students go home for holidays
• Two inmates injured in fights at jail
• Phone lines down at the Register
• City gets $50,000 for handicap-accessible playground
• Turkey Bowl to benefit God’s Outreach
• Local retired teacher inducted into Hall of Fame
• EKU to host non-traditional students from across the United States
• Dancin’ back to the ’20s
• Additional drug charges for man arrested Friday
• County looking to curb detention center population
• Police: Berea teen aided murder suspect
• Police: Berea teen aided murder suspect
• Be safe while giving thanks
• Helpful holiday tradition
• Police looking for man who fired shots into apartment
• Police search for answers in deadly shooting
• Homemakers demonstrate recipes before a full house
• Diabetes health fair
• BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Victim identified; shooting suspect captured
• Theft case continued against local attorney
• Sprucing up for the holidays
• Grand jury indicts six for drugs
• Thanksgiving services and meals planned
• Burglary suspects face up to 20 years in prison
• Police: More charges may be forthcoming in meth case
• Joint economic development effort sought
• Artisans to teach 12 days of holiday gift-making
• Carving career paths
• Youth in Action gets $17K state police grant
• Indictments returned in 2 meth cases
• Police charge woman with writing 9 more church checks
• Horses use ESP to help humans
• Berea to apply for ‘cultural’ title
• Richmond-Madison County Recycling Center keeps same schedule
• EKU math and English transition programs featured in article
• Rosedale Baptist Church offering free Thanksgiving dinner
• Union church hosts potluck, performance of one-woman show
• All in the family
• ID theft charges dropped in pharmacy fraud case
• Child abuse case ends in probation
• States with most, fewest smokers revealed
• EKU Symphony Orchestra to perform Monday at Center for the Arts
• ‘Operation Christmas Child’ delivers gifts world-wide
• Berea College Community Choir to perform Sunday
• Emotions on display
• Concert to benefit animal rescue efforts
• Man charged with raping woman after night of drinking
• $10,000 in copper pipe stolen in Berea
• New airport board appointed; Pullins not chosen
• Tackling tough issues
• Musicians raise money to buy gifts for foster children
• Reckless driving, arrest on warrant lead to drug charges
• Police: 2 robbed by acquaintances
• Recreating the Polar Express
• Man arrested for robbery of downtown bank
• Berea mayor names 7 to human rights panel
• Police: Man who robbed downtown bank arrested
• Police, fire personnel face off for charity
• Police: Man punches victim, takes money
• Arson, meth-making charged after fire at Berea duplex
• Woman arrested for forging $15K in church checks
• Studio Players Christmas show has local talent
• Hometown holiday shopping
• Woman gets probation for endangering infant’s life
• Veterans honored Sunday in Berea’s Memorial Park
• U.S. Ambassador to chemical weapons organization visits
• Schools, organizations unite to recycle electronic scrap
• Diabetes prevention, awareness to be highlighted at annual event
• RAAC Wreath Spectacular concludes Thursday
• Artist’s reception set Tuesday at Gallery on Main
• Critics keep pressure on school board
• ‘Holiday Tea’ brings cheer and financial support to Liberty Place recovery center
• McIntosh to be tried on sex charges in February
• MCHS principal tells senators what he thinks of NCLB
• Police describe robbery suspect
• Workshops to focus on grieving during holidays
• Service and sacrifice of veterans honored at EKU
• Pair pleads guilty to abuse of toddler
• More details released on Chase bank robbery
• Seven graduate from Drug Court
• Police: Fake $100 bills passed in Richmond
• Prosecutors seek more records in case against couple accused of killing baby
• Blowing away the fall
• Doing business without license may become crime
• Suit against prosecutors dismissed
• Beauty pageant registration open
• Downtown churches unite for community Thanksgiving Service
• Whitlock to leave school board Dec. 31
• Comer’s win in ag race is biggest rout
• Chase Bank robbed
• Kingston may get diner, ice cream parlor
• Names of war dead to be read Friday at EKU
• Robbery case headed to grand jury
• State police issue scam advisory
• In sugar shock? 5 things to do with leftover Halloween candy
• Voting locations changed for 11 precincts
• Changes coming for Kentucky’s alternative schools
• Man indicted for break-in at concrete plant
• New fire chief takes helm in challenging times
• 46 Madison County students opt to transfer
• Study: Trick-or-treat night can be treacherous
• School founder in online contest to win $10,000
• Berea teen indicted for multiple offenses
• Ghosts, superheroes and witches jam Halloween Hoe-Down
• City discovers new way to deal with contaminated refuse
• Advancing to the final four
• Grand jury indicts alleged burglar who was tackled by good Samaritan
• Step up for kids
• $420,000 awarded to domestic violence programs
• Galbraith says this is his last race
• New Teen Court members sworn in
• City again delays action on penalty for not having business license
• 5 indicted for making meth with kids in home
• Halloween Hoe Down
• Safety ‘drilled’ home during mock disaster
• Police: Store burglars cause $15K in damages
• Judge: Law may not allow probation for Chase
• The Great Punkin Cuttin’
• Police seeking help to solve copper thefts
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• The rising cost of consumption
• County closes part of Bill Eades Road
• Child abuse cases sent to mediation
• Hit-and-run accident leads to drug arrest
• City delays action on vacation, sick-leave changes
• Berea ready to start harvesting the sun
• Tricks and Treats
• $4.5 million upgrade for sports complex another step closer
• Act seeks ‘fairness’ for Main Street
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• Linking old and new retailing
• Police: Drug sale turns into robbery
• Trial continued in 2010 murder case
• Man facing attempted murder charge after shots fired at motel
• Local author, Bracelen Flood, turns spotlight on heroic struggle of Grant’s last year
• Running for the pumpkins
• Testing for phone warning system to begin Wednesday
• Auditor gives school board ‘clean’ report, but critics still not happy
• Woman says shoplifting suspect stole her identity
• School seeks funds to turn field into outdoor classroom
• Making a difference
• On the chopping block
• Winter heating assistance to begin Nov. 7
• Berea father who seriously injured baby back in jail
• Model Middle ranks second in state on core content test
• Widening work on US 25 to begin in November
• Right to Life hosts annual Life Chain
• Berea College names its ninth president
• Witnesses: Convicted sex offender touches women in shopping plaza
• Paint the town
• Man admits to making meth while baby slept
• Berea College names ninth president
• Cooking school to raise money for cancer research while teaching skills
• Madison Southern High School homecoming
• Berea teen pleads guilty to burglary charges
• Judge: No shock probation for man who killed baby
• Lunching lawmakers give county update
• Halloween Light Show
• Willie Nelson still ‘Crazy’ after all these years
• BREAKING NEWS: Judge denies shock probation in infant death
• Police: Two Sunday shoplifters nabbed
• Dems: Only poll that matters comes Nov. 8
• Police: Woman takes back purse from snatchers
• Wednesday night Willie
• Keeping kids safe
• Frustration building as city council keeps quiet
• Lexington man will face assault charges
• March to raise awareness about domestic violence
• Probation motion for man who killed baby to be heard by judge
• EKU to host benefit concert for UNICEF
• Semi overturns, snarls traffic
• Woman is assaulted in Kroger, say police
• Attorneys: Prosecutors not entitled to immunity
• Police: Man took thousands from putt-putt golf course
• Autumn events offer something for everyone
• Trial called off; victim says she might have dreamed incident
• Loyal subjects pay homage to the ‘king of blues’
• Taxing districts confusing to some
• UPDATE: Sodomy case dismissed before trial starts
• ‘Fiesta’ to celebrate Hispanic heritage
• Middle school glee club: ‘It’s all about singing and dancing’
• Two indicted in kidnapping, assault case
• Airport board suit continues ‘long, tortuous journey’
• CDC: Eight in 10 male teens using condoms
• Thursday downtown events to be homecoming warmup
• Deputy counter-sues Grises in state court
• Group rallies against tax hikes
• Singing the blues
• Arrest made in EKU arson case
• EKU team created to assess possibly troubled students
• Berea vocational school remains only an idea
• ‘California Suite’
• Breast cancer survivors group conducts outreach
• Woman sentenced to seven years on child sex charges
• All in the family
• Active meth lab found in Berea
• Man charged in violent attacks
• Police investigate arson at EKU dormitory
• Fall leaves bring fire warnings
• Judge delays hearing on Chase motion for probation
• City approves tax incentive for plant expansion
• Fiscal court deadlocked about proposed Kingston diner
• Literacy carnival
• Motorcyclist sues claiming officer ran him off the road
• Auditions tonight for locally web-based sitcoms
• Beshear defends jobs record in first debate
• Man charged with assault after knife attack
• Williams, Beshear, Galbraith debate tonight in Richmond
• Police: Man breaks DVO, threatens to kill victim
• Federal suit against ex-sheriff, deputy dismissed
• Dancing through time
• ‘2nd Sunday’ attracts hundreds for fitness, fun
• National effort to honor fallen soldiers began at EKU
• Airport gets paint job; traffic, fuel sales up
• Man with many drug charges indicted by grand jury
• Man indicted for ‘tackling’ officer
• Variety of ways to avoid the flu
• Man indicted Wednesday on sodomy, incest charges
• Deadline to register to vote is Tuesday
• Fall Fair
• Court amends charges for man accused of abuse
• Man accused of child abuse headed to trial
• Richmond man pleads guilty to officer assault
• Students thank police officers for efforts to prevent underage drinking
• Men accused of burglary waive cases to grand jury
• Occupy Berea
• Police nab man who took car from towing lot
• Former teacher pleads guilty to sending explicit text messages
• 2nd Sunday event motivates community to get active
• EKU uses grant to help children with autism and their families
• Woman charged with assaulting RPD officer pleads guilty
• Church hosts fall festival on Saturday
• Charged up and ready to go
• Munitions official tours depot
• Two men charged with Hardee’s robbery
• Berea library to host 1920s dancers
• Man who caused infant’s death asks for shock probation
• Chambers to host legislators’ luncheon
• Octubafest in concert Sunday
• Study: Drivers think texting is dangerous, but still do it
• Council agrees to create official airport board
• Students cite example of need for ordinance protecting homosexuals
• District finding ways to improve student growth
• Employees hold alleged shoplifter on ground until police arrive
• Beshear differs from challengers on abortion issue
• Burglars smash windows, damage vehicles
• Bully proof workshops available to local organizations
• Aquatic center reports surplus
• EKU student recants complaint to police
• Frampton comes alive!
• Some students may be able to switch schools
• Grant to help city increase its housing services
• Artists and Craftsmen Guild’s fall fair this weekend in Berea
• Man arrested for allegedly kidnapping ex-girlfriend
• Lectrodryer makes room for more work, employees
• KSP: Computers seized for illegal internet activity
• I-75 temporary lane closures continue
• Trial rescheduled in sodomy case
• Time to clean up, say goodbye to summer garden
• ‘Holiday Tea’ with a mission
• Boone’s Trace in danger of disappearing without a trace
• Blessing of the animals
• Six county schools, Berea and Model meet NCLB goals
• Unity Breakfast
• Berea man loses appeal in sex-abuse case
• Boy Scouts set up camp
• City to pay up to $1 million after court ruling
• Raising awareness ... and pink balloons
• Amid heated discussion, board adopts $73.1M budget
• Neighbors: Police seize computers from home
• Homecoming time in Berea
• Police: Woman fraudulently obtained drugs from pharmacy
• Musical extravaganza
• EKU Regents approve sale of more than $20M in bonds
• Man takes plea deal in sex abuse case
• Solar Tour, Neighborhood Food Feasts this Saturday
• Attorney: Chase’s treatment in prison unacceptable
• Rotary Club chili cookoff noon-6 p.m. Saturday
• Paint the Town Pink kicks off Friday
• Local doctor closes practice
• Slapstick Shakespeare
• Appeals court upholds manslaughter conviction in 2008 shooting death
• Grand jury to hear adult neglect case
• Updated: Former RPD officer died from gunshot wound to head
• 'Lest we forget'
• Judge’s ruling on smoking ban could have local impact
• County buys another parcel of battlefield
• ‘Whistleblower’ at depot to get new hearing
• Man accused of robbing acquaintance at gunpoint
• Fire safety main focus of EKU’s Minger mission
• Ghost Walk
• Halloween Fest XVII
• Death investigation under way in Berea
• Author to discuss ‘the magic of reality’ Oct. 6
• Gardening 101: This fall, think spring
• Annual breakfast promotes unity
• Madison County Detention Center Inmate Log
• Converting classroom to camp
• Sex crimes, murder case set for trial next month
• JROTC competition conducted at EKU
• Plea deal possible in kidnapping case
• Lawmaker: State needs better control over sale of pseudoephedrine
• Wy, we had a great time!
• Judge: Smiths immune in suit by ex-officers
• Fairness ordinance supporters take to the streets
• PRESERVING THE PAST
• What's going on today?
• Berea seeking grant to repair pump station
• Police: Woman kicked officer, spat on him
• Vendors sought for Oct. 29 Halloween Hoe-Down
• Man arrested in case of stolen boiler parts
• Renowned author visits Model, gives lecture at EKU
• Two men arrested for making meth
• Lighten the load
• Project Read yard sale set for Saturday
• Man sues after being mistaken for drug suspect
• Caretakers arrested for neglecting handicapped man
• Harry Connick Jr. to return to St. Mark for holiday performance
• 2 financial institutions burglarized
• Boone, Blackfish to battle again
• Richmond man takes down accused burglar
• Operation Christmas Child begins
• Judge: Charges too violent for lower bonds
• Copper wiring, pipes stolen from apartment
• Couple accused of locking up children set to appear in court
• Drugstore closes after 51 years
• All-day fairness event coming to downtown Friday
• Bereans march in support of fairness ordinance
• Hospice to host end-of-life care training
• Local extension agent: Be social without ‘giving away the farm’
• Man arrested for making meth and five other felonies
• Weekend powwow to highlight Native American heritage
• Ethics commission quiet on investigations
• Sweet Sounds
• Chatauqua lecture, Wynonna Judd concert this week at EKU Center for the Arts
• Chautauqua series features autism, animal activist
• White Hall guides celebrate 40th reunion
• Mother files lawsuit against dog owner
• RAAC Gala attendees get look at EKU center
• Man sentenced to 5 years for having child pornography
• The spoonbread experience
• City to vote on tax rates
• Mulch fire at Blue Grass Army Depot
• Burglary case goes to Madison grand jury
• Program helps clarify issues with Medicare
• Stricter Taser guidelines issued
• Police department enacts Internet rules for officers
• Police sees fight while patrolling, two jailed for forging a check
• Behind-the-scenes staff keep Richmond running
• Man accused of making meth indicted by grand jury
• Mulch fire at Blue Grass Army Depot
• Hitting all the right notes
• Two charged with attempted theft
• Two men arrested with pills, $13,000 to face grand jury
• Taking it to the streets
• Fairness rally to end with march to City Hall
• Waco man’s story told on KET program
• Officials: Depot worker admits to ammo theft
• Fiscal court sets tax rates
• Motorcycle collides with car
• City may pay $7,000 to settle lawsuit
• Two more lawsuits filed against owners of Kenwood, Madison Manor
• Man damages security system, still caught on tape, police say
• Time for Spoonbread
• Puppet show for preschoolers at library in Berea
• Connecting with kids
• Facebook helps police nab alleged shoplifters
• EKU named one of 2012 ‘Best Colleges’
• Depot’s projectile X-ray mission complete
• Roden takes over Madison County Head Start program
• EKU named ‘military friendly’ for third straight year
• Student creates 3D image of White Hall for Google Earth
• Berea man eludes officer, is caught four days later
• Local home sales, prices down in first half of 2011
• RAAC Arts Gala offers inside look at new EKU Arts Center
• Baseball great added to the Walk of Fame
• ‘We go forward together’
• Library board reduces personal property tax rate
• Assistant EMS chief remembers attack
• Police chief reflects on 9/11, respects those who helped
• Richmond man among 3 killed in separate train collisions
• Reliving instead of remembering Sept. 11
• Where were you on 9/11?
• Paint the Town Pink needs ‘Pink Partners’
• Pottery Festival, Kids Fest continue
• Richmond native, NYC church organist witnessed 9/11 crash
• Special 9/11 memorial Sunday service slated at First Baptist, Eastern Bypass
• Farristown Middle School won’t open before November
• Former coach appears in court
• School board votes to raise property tax
• Reduce, reuse, recycle and make some green
• Former YMCA employee indicted
• Man charged with killing girlfriend, mother will get mental evaluation
• ‘Babies Best Start’ to be presented at health department
• ‘ABCs & Ds of Medicare’ Program to help seniors navigate heatlhcare
• First on the scene
• Status of former airport board chair in question
• Body Recall to host Grandparents Day celebration at Madison Southern
• State FOP endorses P’Pool for attorney general spot
• Group offers to help with rights training
• Shaping art
• Police: Man catches burglar at neighbor’s house
• Jail gets new medical services
• Video game consoles stolen from Richmond residences
• Security intensifying as Sept. 11 date nears
• The day that ‘changed everything’
• Local association hosting 9/11 service
• EKU’s Café Burrier to open Sept. 13
• Head of the class
• Grand jury drops assault charge against 65-year-old
• State senators hear speedway concerns
• Is ‘mum’ the word for fall color? Maybe
• Berea College No. 1 in Washington Monthly’s 2011 college rankings
• Bluegrass PRIDE grant funding used by county schools and EKU
• Pair indicted for use of counterfeit checks
• No nukes
• United Way launches new community project
• Bus route set for Lexington commute
• “Bandit” indicted on new charges
• Berea man gets 12 years for child porn
• Matching savings, free tax preparation among many United Way programs
• Tourism groups work together to benefit all
• Pie gathering to honor Stephen Jett and raise awareness about disease
• Everybody in the pool
• Berea man indicted for using gun in sex abuse case
• Federal, state and local officials announce Water Street drainage grant
• County, Berea, Richmond mirror codes efforts
• Historic Richmond home given to EKU
• Depot issuing IDs to dependents, retirees
• Couple indicted in daughter’s death
• Human Rights Commission to host Unity Breakfast
• Blue Grass Army Depot begins reorganization Aug. 24
• Kentucky State Police taking applications for cadet class
• Coal company to pay for Pike County water lines
• EKU Recognized by Washington Monthly for Contributions to Public Good
• Jail log
• Volunteers, goat brigade clean up historic cemetery
• Teen accused of stealing items from vehicles
• Similar heist leads police to attempted theft suspect
• Mayor suggests redistricting fire service areas
• Ready to roll
• Conway says his office can investigate Gov. Beshear campaign allegations
• Police: Burglars were caught by homeowner
• Several indicted on drug charges
• Crash victim dies hours after chase
• Views differ on combined human rights commission
• Man gets 20 years for fatal crash
• Foothills’ programs help people, change lives
• County out $3,000 in tools
• Man indicted for renting, then pawning electronics
• Mud race to raise funds for two local charities
• Police find drugs, guns in early morning search
• EKU Acquires Historic Elmwood
• Program to focus on making better use of vegetables
• Salvation Army seeks new funding sources to support homeless shelter
• Man indicted for Redi Mart robbery
• Airport board secretary presumes Pullins still a member
• Metal theft a real drag for indicted thieves
• Re-enactors stage most decisive Confederate victory of Civil War
• Woman out $100 after being scammed
• Plane crash victims remembered in sculpture
• Man accused of kidnapping, raping mentally challenged teen
• Meth lab found at Berea home
• Accused rapist indicted
• Two jailed on drug charges
• Private Christian institution’s enrollment down by almost half
• Schools eye career options
• Meth lab found in Berea
• BREAKING NEWS: Active meth lab found in Berea apartment
• Two jailed after thousands in cash, drugs found in car
• Cafe Burrier Full-Service Restaurant to Begin Serving Meals Sept. 13
• Shuttle Available from Lexington, Danville and Lancaster for Center for the Arts Performances
• ‘This hallowed ground’
• Candidates work fair breakfast
• Man who attempted to burn his ex’s home released from jail
• Chase sentenced to three years
• Freitas to Address "Sex and the Soul" in Chautauqua Lecture Sept. 7
• Celebrating 91 years of women’s right to vote
• Berea man caught in store ceiling indicted for burglary
• BREAKING NEWS: Chase sentenced to 3 years in rape, sodomy case
• Accused thief arrested more than a year later
• City set to begin street paving soon
• EMA to launch Emergency Alert Program
• Victim told police she was held, beaten with pistol
• Fun with the arts
• Student Veterans Participate in Oral History Project
• EKU focusing on student success
• No new leads in bank robbery
• Berea Police: Man chased adult, 2 kids with chef’s knife
• Richmond woman to face previously dismissed charge
• Ellis to Discuss Book "History of Education in Kentucky," Followed by Day-Long Forum
• Voting districts may change
• Lawmaker wants prisoners to be counted in redistricting
• Quake rocks Washington area, felt on East Coast
• EKU Faculty, Staff, Students Write, Design, Publish Own Orientation Textbook
• Professor Honored by International Graphic Arts Education Association
• Local nursing home sued for negligence
• Man accused of shoplifting charged with robbery, assault
• 10th annual re-enactment this weekend
• Virtual Economics Program Available Free of Charge to K-12 Teachers throughout Region
• McQueen's 11th Book Sheds New Light on Murders throughout South
• Police: Man tried to rob gas attendant
• Hospitals slow to sign up for Medicaid Managed Care
• Police: Woman repeatedly calls KSP, threatens deputy
• Pop life
• Gardening 101
• Public gets chance to speak on politics
• Elvis performs in Richmond
• County schools score big in ACT
• Local food banks struggling in down economy
• Liberty Place denies claims made in suit
• 30 years of pops
• EKU graduate receives prestigious scholarship
• Five candidates file for Berea council seat
• Judge: Acquitted does not mean innocent
• Man accused of selling stolen vehicle to dealer
• Campus invasion
• Hospice celebrates 30 years with ‘Joy’
• Wet-dry petitions are circulating in Berea, Richmond
• Joint effort nets 65 with felony warrants
• Faculty, Staff, Students Join Efforts to Produce Student Orientation Textbook
• HVAC unit, trailer stolen from homes
• Alleged shoplifter cut by razor blades used to open packages
• Enrollment jumps at St. Mark
• Candy kids
• Bank robbery suspect also wanted in W.Va.
• Awang Receives Dyer Award for Teaching Excellence
• Deputy, former sheriff deny malicious, wrongful arrest
• New Colonels on campus
• Mayor: Berea can weather ‘economic storm’
• Nearly 1 in 4 Madison County children live in poverty
• BREAKING NEWS: Bank robbery suspect also wanted in W.Va. robbery
• President Addresses Faculty, Staff at Convocation
• Working on their ‘craft’
• Standoff suspect turns himself in
• Police: Woman forged $10,000 in checks
• Man charged with receiving stolen property
• Concert to benefit trade academy
• Man held for of sex abuse
• Council gets look at cost of ordinance
• Doctors who oversubscribe not being monitored
• Health Care Clinics Coming to Regional Campuses
• Police searching for man who robbed downtown bank
• Woman arrested for second-degree burglary
• BREAKING NEWS: Police searching for bank robbery suspect
• Local parents join in toxic chemicals protest
• Man facing weapons, burglary charges
• Couple who had drugs shipped get 5 years
• Farristown, Middle College open as county schools start year
• Library offers classes on e-Readers in Richmond, Berea
• Man gets 6 years for stalking ex
• Recent Graduate Earns Pi Sigma Alpha Graduate Scholarship
• Clerk’s office gets grant to preserve local records
• Alliance reaching out to children
• Two plead guilty to attempting to make meth
• Pops at the Park
• Mayor: Government efficiency still a top priority
• Hot rods
• Projects help students get ahead
• Couple gets five years in drug case
• Students stuff the bus
• Commission to vote on policy for vacations
• Commission hopes safety will pay
• School board awards diploma to WWII vet
• Be smart on the Internet
• Health Department seeks accreditation
• Police nab burglary suspect
• Sheriff’s department arrests three for theft
• 2011-12 Chautauqua Series Opens With Program about Bullying
• A facade facelift
• Haircuts offered to schoolchildren
• Man pays city back for stolen golf carts
• Performing, Fine Arts Events Offer Entertainment Value
• Cheering on a new year
• Contract awarded for Tipton Court makeover
• Schools accepting applications for meal programs
• ‘Pillowcase Bandit’ bagged again
• RPD arrests three for kidnapping
• Richmond woman suffers rare illness
• ‘A house of cards’
• Beauty pageant scheduled in Berea
• Smell of alleged methamphetamine lab alerts deputy
• What does the credit downgrade mean?
• Celtic Festival begins Saturday
• Trio arrested for shoplifting
• Police officer fired, three more hired
• SAA Chapter Adviser Marks Named Best in Nation
• Lunch with the ducks
• County: ‘Single-family’ zoning difficult to enforce
• Children’s play to help fund clean water
• Trio arrested for shoplifting at Meijer
• Consortium Prepares Rural Communities Across U.S. to Deal with Emergencies, Disasters
• Two charged with sex crimes to be in district court
• RPD: Man attacked for cash, Rolex
• Madison County Public Library to unveil e-Readers
• Web Site Recognized Nationally for Redesign
• New formula lowers graduation rate
• Relieve pain at pump: 8 ways to save on gas
• Schools getting ready to welcome back students
• Keep children well as they head back to school
• Madison Southern students to receive on-the-job experience
• 18th century county court was a hub of the community
• Obama’s name uttered plenty at Fancy Farm
• Sex abuse dismissed, child porn charges filed
• Hospice start ‘exciting time,’ co-founder says
• Hospice voted as having biggest impact on health care in 35 years
• BBB says job hunters falling prey to scams
• Quilts come alive
• New EKU chief flight instructor brings 40 years of military, higher education experience
• U.S. downgrade raises anxiety, if not interest rates
• Two sentenced for wire fraud
• City utilities fixes overflowing sewer on Barry Court
• Grease fire engulfs kitchen, family evacuated from home
• Police: Store victim of ‘quick-change artist’
• Berea outdoor concert series begins tonight
• Depot may be military, but it runs like a business
• Man pleads guilty to raping unconscious woman
• New Chief Flight Instructor Brings 40 Years of Military, Higher Education Experience
• EKU Named among America's Best Colleges by Forbes for Fourth Consecutive Year
• EKU assumes management of Madison Airport
• A new way out
• Utility rates in Berea to increase
• Dump of the Day
• Community manager accused of embezzlement
• Berea becomes ‘Quilt City’ this weekend
• Heat takes toll on the elderly
• No leakers this year at depot
• Rape suspect in court for preliminary hearing
• Thieves wanted
• Gardening 101: Watering during a dry spell
• Inmate gets 600 additional charges; accused of calling alleged rape victim
• Man charged with firing gun in home
• Thieves take HVAC units from Kingston business complex
• Jail log
• Country star with local roots begins vintage instrument biz
• Local students complete art school
• ‘The year for tourism’
• Three corners of Exit 83 sold for $21.2 million
• Hospice needs volunteers for patient family care
• Unemployment low in county
• My, my, how prices have gone up
• Construction projects down county-wide
• Williams ready to face Gov. Beshear
• From county fairs to casinos
• Man indicted for allegedly driving to Richmond for sex with girl, 13
• Police: Woman banned from store caught stealing
• Man accused in shooting reportedly assaults cop
• Team Receives Grant to Form Math Teachers' Circle, Advance Math Education in Region
• Mythical
• BREAKING NEWS -- Indiana man indicted for driving to Richmond for sex with teen
• Jail log
• Airport board to discuss EKU contract today
• Swinging the night away
• Beshear frustrated over debt limit
• Debt-ceiling outcome as unclear as ever
• Madison County Detention Center Inmate Log
• Noel Studio Director Co-Edits Book
• Sheriff, deputy deny alleged political firings
• City plans to begin demolitions Friday
• Farristown nearing completion; four schools getting upgrades
• Let’s all go to the fair
• The fairest of them all
• Infant murder case going to grand jury
• Clarification
• Correction
• Beauty and grace
• EKU again listed in ‘Great College to Work For’
• Police: Volunteer forged applications for assistance
• Disaster response volunteers to meet
• Woman gives police false name, but person was wanted
• Employee indicted in group home death
• EKU Makes "Great Colleges to Work For" Honor Roll Again; Ranked In Top 10 Nationally
• Cooking on cue
• WIC goes electronic
• Fair in full swing
• Perennials give your garden ‘staying power’
• Opening of new school postponed
• Violent crime rate high in county
• Berea Utilities to lease panels in ‘solar farm’
• High schools get tech grants
• Forums to help Foothills decide Lexington stops
• ‘Healthy You at EKU’ brings farmers to campus
• Attorney: No ordinance, no protection for LGBT
• Police: Man rented, then pawned items
• Final farewell
• The heat wave – It’s all anyone can talk about
• Man is arrested after hit and run
• Ky. Human Rights Commission down 11 staff members
• Menelaus Road junction to be closed for repairs
• Schools employees to receive bonuses
• First Southern initiative to support Blue Grass Christian School
• Mobile home mob pulls off man’s shorts, takes $500
• Comedic cast tackles play within a play
• Clerk’s office reminds delinquent taxpayers of Aug. 18 tax sale
• Elderly man dies after car plunges into river
• Engine parts to be made in Berea
• Williams: Enough votes in Senate to pass gambling
• Grand jury to hear meth-making charges
• Job fair set for Friday
• Shooting suspect ruled incompetent for trial
• Man pleads guilty in death of Berea couple
• Richmond man charged with rape
• Driver dies after crash
• Jail log
• ‘Sex’ but not ‘sexual orientation’ included in draft
• RAAC ‘Fun With the Arts’ day camp July 25-29
• Dump of the Day
• Police charge woman in June theft of Jeep
• Police say Richmond man drags another man down I-75
• A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
• Racer is hospitalized after car jumps barrier
• Ex-employee files sexual harassment suit vs. auto dealer
• EKU Professional Education Unit Accreditation Reaffirmed
• Fighting the flab
• Locals watched race from center of the track
• Confessed robber’s case going to grand jury
• Free meals program expanding
• Are grandparents safer drivers than mom and dad?
• ‘Fifty Cent’ mission
• Hate crime sparks action
• WWII crash site of Richmond woman’s brother discovered
• Don’t overdo it in summer heat
• Murder suspect yet to face charges
• Parks dept. ending after-school program; camp future uncertain
• Richmond man arrested after chase
• Car headed wrong way causes fatal wreck
• Ex-Scout leader sentenced
• State candidates get lukewarm reception
• Lawsuit: Sheriff fired deputies for political reasons
• Fun for all ages
• Support group offers chance to share grief, hope
• Teen Court puts positive spin on peer pressure
• Police arrest second man in $40,000 theft
• Jail log
• Police find meth labs outside Berea home
• Police: Man took woman’s gun, attempted to rape her
• Showcase helps area teachers integrate the arts into lessons
• Reward offered for arson information
• Sheriff’s office hosts public forums
• Woman accused of intimidating witness in local murder case
• EKU to Host "History of Education in Kentucky" Forum Sept. 8
• Richmond man charged in case of swallowed ring
• City to sell its surplus real estate
• Jail log
• Tax receipts grow faster than expected
• Woman arrested in year-old burglary
• Man accused of using gun in sex abuse case
• EMS to dedicate new station
• Glenn Marshall wins video contest
• Dump of the Day
• Foothills program will offer shuttle to Fayette County
• Library hosting photography contest
• Dean's Scholarship Awarded to Recent Graduate of Adult Education Program
• Abuse charge against Richmond woman dropped
• Police: Richmond man hides items, then reports them stolen
• Murder suspect’s competency to be judged
• Williams revved up over NASCAR traffic messBy Ronnie Ellis
• Four sentenced in Compucreate burglary
• Jail log
• Criminal Justice Professor Part of Cybercrime Study
• Nick and Nina Clooney Narrate Video in Support of Bid for Presidential Debate
• Field-to-Fork Festival set for Saturday
• Grand jury to hear case of nonregistered sex offender
• New trial in child murder case set for Feb. 13
• Trent set to pass on her crown
• Annual Madison County Fair and Horse Show will offer more this year
• Burglary case goes to Madison grand jury
• Reduced funding means longer waits for the bus
• Three animal cruelty cases are reported
• Berea Craft Festival ends today
• Resident death not first violent act at Paint Lick group home
• Man dies after lawnmower flips
• 2 indicted for injuring officer
• Case of man found in pharmacy ceiling sent to grand jury
• White Hall hosts its annual ‘Scandals and Ghost Stories’
• City of Berea to purchase property next to city hall
• Police: Woman swallows stolen ring; X-ray confirms
• Thompson named Rotary Club’s ‘Citizen of the Year’
• Chase sentencing delayed to August
• Almost Half of Foster Music Camp Participants Return as EKU Students
• One World Many Stories
• Tickets on Sale for Inaugural Season of EKU Center for the Arts
• Madison grand jury to hear meth manufacturing case
• Wynonna Judd to launch EKU Center for the Arts’ inaugural season
• House fire on Pleasant View Way
• Man pleads guilty to terrorizing, assaulting woman
• Beshear announces Medicaid plan
• Berea couple victims of racial vandalism
• Mayor: Worley not a candidate for city manager
• Inmates charged in jailhouse assault
• Plant herbs for colorful, practical, easy garden
• Jail log
• Chase scheduled for sentencing today
• Lightning strike may have led to fire
• Father: Baby injured while staying with relatives
• Faculty Member to Perform Newly Discovered Hymns at Shakertown
• Only 144 texting while driving citations issued
• Fourth of July dogwash raises funds for local Humane Society
• Cousins charged with raping teen
• Local governments raise contribution to Madison Airport
• Dump of the Day
• WEKU News Director Named to National Post
• Pharmacy burglarized again
• EKU garners support to host presidential debate
• Couple charged with baby’s death
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• Summer flourishing of arts starts this weekend in Berea
• EKU Graduate in New "Big Brother" Cast
• Couple charged with child’s murder
• Foundation helping kids and teachers
• Dump of the Day
• Happy Birthday, America
• Kentucky Elected Officials, Others Endorse EKU's Bid to Host 2012 Presidential Debate
• Two Richmond men charged with rape
• Woman dies in Sunday crash
• Lessons from Joplin
• Fresh and delicious
• Richmond woman dies in Sunday-night crash
• Institute to aid new teachers
• Pullins asks for judgment in case against Clark
• Neal, Webb honored for work with teens
• Use caution while celebrating this Fourth of July
• A toast to sucess
• Diana Kay Bardowell Berry, 55
• Supreme Court to debate GPS tracker use
• Berea man dies in crash
• Y worker to face grand jury
• The gift of music
• Arrest made in Okonite copper thefts
• Good day, Mate!
• Air conditioners popular items in recent thefts
• Airport re-opens with bigger, better runway
• Shooting which had been ruled accidental goes to grand jury
• Man indicted for kidnapping and assaulting woman
• Jail Log
• Man accused of breaking into several stores to face grand jury
• Local convenience store gets cash for selling winning ticket
• Accident leaves one dead, two injured
• Business is booming
• Another family sues Madison Manor
• Airport board to discuss pending litigation
• School board to meet in special session tonight
• Family, friends of missing couple conduct vigil
• Jail Log
• Police: Richmond man, woman trespass in empty mobile home
• KECSAC Conference Focuses on Educating Students At Risk
• Let freedom ring
• Yard sale to benefit shelter for homeless
• Local official: Never ignore storm warnings or watches
• City might switch to use-it or lose-it vacation policy
• Nunn pleads guilty to murder
• City expects to end fiscal year in black
• Pillowcase Bandit’ back in jail
• Police: Sex offender arrested
• Two coal firms continued to pollute after agreeing to stop
• Woman rescued from fire
• Jail escapee considered dangerous
• Man gets three years for attempt to burn ex’s home
• Made in the shade
• Stabbing sparks city ordinance debate
• Making contact
• Man accused in wrench assault steals tools
• Fun and fireworks planned for Fourth
• Voice of EKU retiring
• Police: Telford YMCA employee uses company credit for spending spree
• Couple indicted for stealing, pawning jewelry and guns
• Dump of the Day
• Testing, assessments are discussed by educators
• Sunscreen savvy
• Man pleads guilty to child porn possession
• Berea man admits to beating 9-month-old, indicted by grand jury
• Richmond man charged with store burglaries
• Lexington includes money in budget for Valley View Ferry
• EKU professor authors ‘Great Civil War Stories of Kentucky’
• Senior Luau
• Kirksville Community Center holding Rockin’ Sock Hop
• Madison County Detention Center Inmate Log
• Depot gets ‘good inspection’ on chemical weapon storage
• Grand jury dismisses assault case
• Professor Authors "Great Civil War Stories of Kentucky"
• Fishing Team Wins Event, Qualifies for Regionals
• Event focused on amateur radio
• Pay raise included in Berea budget
• On the summer stage
• Fourth of July Doggie Wash to benefit Humane Society
• Man charged in January shooting
• Woman accused of causing crash to face grand jury
• Police calm disturbance at detention center
• Dump of the Day
• Jail log
• Woman charged with stealing money from man’s pocket
• Richmond seeking new city manager
• Airport needs more funding
• Police respond to stabbing Monday evening
• Man chases down burglar
• Community blood drives help build supply
• Corbin Campus to Host Program for Gifted Students
• Tea with Alice and friends
• Murder charges dropped against Paint Lick man
• 4 arrested for meth-making
• Deputy, former sheriff named in federal suit
• Controlling garden pests
• Having a ball!
• EKU professor named university’s undergraduate research coordinator
• Public forum to address delinquency, drug abuse
• Gifted studies expert to present program Wednesday at Glenn Marshall
• Defendant in death lawsuit sent to Iraq
• Clean sweep
• War veteran opening Pre-K school
• City, county awarded funds for recycling, disposal programs
• New drug laws aim to provide treatment for addicts
• Police: Man test drives car, never takes it back
• Going green
• Berea website gets facelift
• National event to be at EKU
• New EMS station to open in mid-July
• Join a team to ‘sweep’ river
• City’s budget cuts expenses nearly $1.4M
• CAUTION: Inventors at work!
• National Junior Classical League's Convention Will Bring More Than 1,500 to Campus
• Smith Named Undergraduate Research Coordinator
• Noel Studio Works with Williamsburg Schools to Implement Communications/Writing Curriculum
• Military Veterans Can Learn How to Start Own Business at Vet-to-Entrepreneur Conference
• Bereans split about fairness ordinance
• Graduate Programs in Education Redesigned to Incorporate Teacher Leader Endorsement
• State changes children’s immunization schedule
• Weapons destruction program re-certified
• Friends, family say goodbye to officer killed in Afghanistan
• Lunch on the lawn
• Local ministry helps addicts, families find peace
• WWII Roundtable meets Friday at Dinner Bell
• Teens indicted for March robberies
• Right to Life annual meeting is Thursday
• Man accused of intentionally ramming car
• Truck knocks down power line in Richmond
• Mayor chides firefighters for ‘scare tactics’
• Truck knocks down power line
• EKU, Richmond to Host 2012 Conference of International Town & Gown Association
• Sustainable living festival set to begin
• Police discover man in ceiling at drugstore
• Fight at home for disabled ends in death
• Three indicted for drug trafficking
• Mayor: Firefighter cuts not ruled out
• Funeral for former officer might cause traffic delays
• Recent Graduate Receives Phi Kappa Phi Literacy Grant
• ‘Lunch on the Lawn’ begins Tuesday
• Man dies after fight with fellow resident of home for mentally challenged
• Women on the frontier
• Coach’s sex abuse case on hold
• Man could get 20 years for sodomy, burglary, assault
• RAAC blends natural, man-made beauty
• Softball tourney to benefit Farthings
• Couple pleads guilty to giving drugs and alcohol to minor
• Madison County Farmer's Market: Rainy weather does not dampen market selection
• Contingency funds set aside by EKU for airport, arts center
• Firefighters battle blaze on Hallie Irvine Street
• Trial date is set in double murder case
• Educators address board with praise and concerns
• Relay for Life 2011: Because cancer never sleeps
• Parents plead not guilty to human trafficking
• Four homes on Primrose Circle burglarized
• Commission to replace Howard as city manager
• Pattie A. Clay board member recognized for service
• Music event, auction to benefit Alzheimer’s Association
• Kentucky looks at Medicaid concerns
• Barr wants another crack at Chandler
• Fairness for all?
• Woman pleads guilty to shoplifting spree
• Rape trial delayed by DNA evidence results
• Man pleads guilty to fleeing police
• Man indicted for attempted murder
• Airport extending runway
• Mike Roberts, planning and zoning director resigns
• Man, juvenile charged after golf cart theft
• Savings Continue for Motorcycle Rider Education Courses Across Kentucky
• Mini Arts Education Showcase Scheduled July 13
• New utilities director to fill position July 1
• Summer/Fall Community Education Courses Announced
• Author Retief to Discuss "The Jack Bank" Here June 16
• Drainage problems repaired
• Local man pleads guilty to stealing ATV, fleeing police
• Officials assess Berea’s storm water problems
• Tuition increases not sustainable, student regent says
• Regents Approve 2011-12 Budget
• City considers cutting jobs to save money
• Officer will be laid to rest in Richmond
• Boil water advisory issued for Madison utility customers
• RPD arrest men for March burglary, robbery
• Program will highlight frontier life for women
• ‘Never too late to fight’
• City Hall landscaping cost far less than rumored
• EKU, Morehead Announce Collaborative Regional Education Program
• Coloring the runway
• Four to be sentenced in Berea store burglary
• Open house celebration
• Giving babies’ the best start
• Man indicted for Kroger robbery
• Richmond native killed in Afghanistan
• Track stars
• Check forgers sentenced to two years in jail
• Fixodent user sues P&G over zinc
• Grant to help local schools get healthy
• Smoking ban changes take effect
• Reading clubs kick off summer events at Library
• KFTC to celebrate 30 years
• Boxes allow disposal of medicines
• Woman who crashed into cruiser guilty in other case
• Fishing derby this weekend at Lake Reba
• Richmond man accused of sexual abuse
• Off-road driver eludes police
• Man indicted for rape, knife attack
• Senior Receives Prestigious Summer Research Award in Biology
• Board votes to save MEPCO
• Parole denied in Clay Nelson’s murder
• Richmond’s Madison Bank Now Offering Kasasa Banking Products
• Man charged with sexual abuse
• Waters Named Director of Choral Activities
• Sunday style show kicks off 40th annual PACA Ball events
• Burglar strikes pharmacy again
• Shooting was self-defense, attorney says
• Kentuckians For The Commonwealth in Berea celebrating 30 years
• New BAC exhibit opens Friday, reception Saturday afternoon
• UK’s Calipari to speak at June 15 YMCA benefit
• STEM grant focuses on math, science, technology
• L&N Day in Berea cancelled for this year
• Richmond Police probe 12 thefts, burglaries reported in five days
• State history group honors EKU professor
• 'Godspell Jr.' performances planned
• Police: Man gave alcohol to minor
• History Professor Honored for Article
• Recent Graduate Earns Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship
• Remember the heroes
• After two centuries, Bybee Pottery now facing its toughest challenge
• Two units of Union cavalry came from Madison County
• Berea College receives national recognition
• Group trying to get skate park disbands
• Officers awarded for service, saving lives
• SUMMER SPLASH
• County to re-evaluate magisterial districts
• Special Olympics summer games return Friday to EKU
• City’s comprehensive plan receives award
• Baldwin native celebrates 104 years
• Mission: Appalachia
• Commission to get say on street closing for events
• Some teachers unhappy about middle school assignments
• Basket-making classes
• Field Day
• Energy plan could be first in this area
• Couple accused of stealing from mother to face grand jury
• School district to finish year without using capital reserve
• Burglars smash store door, swipe cigarettes
• Presidential debate delegation visits EKU
• Strike up the band
• Painting ponies
• Veterans to honor their lost comrades
• Pump house building finished
• Presidential debate commission delegates visit EKU
• Delegates from Commission on Presidential Debates Visit Campus
• Zeigler Named Dean of University Programs
• Jail log
• EKU professor, member of Civil War commission, to sign copies of book
• BREAKING NEWS — Chase pleads guilty to rape, sodomy
• Madison home builders plan Joplin relief effort
• LINCOLN LESSONS
• Kentucky Veterans Welcome Home Celebration prize winners announced
• Long road of recovery ahead for MEPCO
• Kentuckians preparing for severe storms
• Portion of Jigg Water, Burton to stay open
• Power restored after snake causes substation explosion
• Burglars take gifts collected in honor of retiring pastor
• Taking bullies to task
• Students welcome former first lady
• Consultant: MEPCO can be salvaged
• BREAKING NEWS: Explosion at power sub-station rocks Berea
• Splash into summer
• Students offered free meals this summer
• Richmond man pleads guilty to sex abuse
• Police find active meth lab in barn
• Family of train crash victim suing CSX
• National College to host graduation Thursday
• Store gets robbed, homes burglarized
• Jail log
• Man arrested for stealing TV, jewelry
• Polhmann wins bike race, again
• Clark: Budget fund cut 20 percent
• Widow sues nursing home for negligence
• Scam Jam makes consumers aware
• Four indicted on meth charges
• Family of suicide victim sues local rehab
• Vet addresses crowd at veterans celebration
• Brown gets 25 years in shooting death
• Local agencies to help dispose of medications
• Fallen KSP troopers honored
• 4 indicted for attempting to make meth in parking lot
• EKU, Madison County Schools formerly announce Middle College
• Downtown bike races to highlight men’s health issues
• Attorneys banned from speaking about Chase case
• Parents indicted for human trafficking
• Martha Jane Strong, 93
• Jailed man faces additional charges after reported theft
• Economists weigh in at Marathon Oil hearing
• EKU, Madison Co. Schools Join Forces to Establish Middle College
• City gets grant to revitalize Tipton Court neighborhood
• Ticket deadline approaching
• Officer: Man used machete to threaten kidnap victim
• Berea attractions featured in magazine
• Jail log
• BREAKING NEWS — Grand jury to hear assault, kidnapping case
• Group aims to help visually impaired
• ‘Citizen’s Guide to Local Officials’ free and available
• Police arrest woman on child rape indictment
• Hospice Care Plus annual memorial May 24
• Chase to accept plea deal, will get three years
• Moffett edges Williams in Madison County
• Williams wins Republican nomination for governor
• School secretary to accept plea deal
• Low and slow: Ky. primary turnout light
• NEWS ALERT: Richmond man sent to hospital after shooting
• Parks dept. accepting summer camp applications
• Richmond police opened 2,000 criminal cases last year
• Suit settled, deputies officially reinstated
• Scrub/uniform style show for health workers
• New app in town
• Learning to change
• EKU, Model Lab locked down after man reportedly had weapon
• Taking time to smell the roses
• Grand jury indicts man on weapon, drug charges
• Sorting the goods
• Safety measures
• Government has role in helping improve people’s lives, Luallen tells Democrats
• Events to celebrate veterans
• Accused serial burglar indicted by grand jury
• Bang! Bang!
• RPD able to nab alleged check forger
• Educator expresses board with concerns
• Foster Academy of Musical Excellence to Present Spring Concert May 19
• Donations bring in record amount for Hospice Care Plus
• Training ground
• Letter carriers’ food drive set for Saturday
• Safety Fair Saturday at fairgrounds
• Father gets 10 years for baby’s death
• Local Students to Present Projects at Earth Force Youth Summit at EKU
• Man arrested for endangering four-year-old
• RV parks limited to moble home zones
• Hospital to host free event for moms
• Professors Author Book for Teens, Tweens
• Richmond’s fire chief to retire after 21 years with department
• Only one in 10 voters expected at polls Tuesday
• Local environmental groups’ suit claims illegal discharges from mines into rivers
• Run/walk to benefit local myeloma group
• Safety fair provides a fun learning experience
• Heroes fund reaches $20,000
• Fun Field Day
• Preschool, Head Start accepting students
• Army depot begins denotation operations
• County employees health plan, costs to remain the same
• First trip to Kentucky Derby is ‘thrill of a lifetime’
• Fallen officers remembered at ceremony in Richmond
• Depot’s X-ray mission begins
• Man charged with striking, injuring officer with vehicle
• Yoga instructor offers free classes on courthouse lawn
• Teen indicted for stealing car, fleeing police
• EKU honors 2,236 degree candidates at spring commencement ceremonies
• St. Joseph Berea to host health fair
• Financial Peace University course starts Wednesday
• Trial date set for man accused of sex abuse
• Roses, races, Rosemary make for ‘best Derby Brunch ever’
• Man pleads guilty to attempting to burn ex’s home
• Spring Commencement Recognizes 2,236 Degree Candidates
• Graduate Receives National Science Foundation Research Fellowship
• Clownin' around for a good cause
• Local disaster relief team returns from Alabama
• What's happening today?
• BREAKING NEWS — Active meth lab, baby found at Richmond apartment
• County clerk's office to be closed Tuesday for computer upgrades
• BREAKING NEWS: Trio pleads guilty to defrauding mortgage lenders out of millions
• Pilot Knob Church repaying help from Alabama
• Grand jury indicts man for assault with wrench
• Prayer for our nation
• Firefighter laid to rest
• Professor, Percussion Students to Perform in India
• Woman charged with check forgery; lawn equipment stolen
• Plea agreement pending in school secretary sex case
• Man who allegedly crashed into Shell station arrested
• BREAKING NEWS — Police: Woman kidnapped, beaten with various objects
• Civil war programs scheduled
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• Floral clock celebrates 50 years at state capitol
• Educators weigh in on schools
• RAAC to offer basket-making classes in May, June, July
• Grand jury to hear ATM robbery case
• Hats off to the winners
• Who's building the ark?
• Volunteer keeping rights commission office open 4 days a week in Richmond
• Country duo to raise funds for Madison County 4-H
• Abramson to speak May 12 at Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
• School gets grant to promote healthy lifestyles
• Berea man arrested on multiple charges
• Airport board awards operator contract to EKU
• Lawmakers: Did bin Laden hide in plain sight?
• Fire in depot washout facility under investigation
• Police: Richmond man took vehicle, wrecked it
• U.S. holds photos of slain bin Laden, weighs release
• McConnell: Justice has been served
• Police: Man arrested for DUI after driving without headlights
• Firefighter dies in crash
• Noel Studio Gains National Attention in Magazine Cover Story
• Rock the Lot
• Model Teacher Honored by Kentucky Academy of Science
• CEDET business incubator helps local entrepreneurs grow businesses
• ‘Build-A-Bed’ comes to Richmond May 11
• Auto thefts, burglary charges waived to Madison grand jury
• US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• The check’s in the mail, but not for long
• The great egg hunt
• EKU vets chronicle military experience
• Alumni revisit the glory days
• Rich people and time
• Accused serial burglar set to face grand jury
• EKU to rock the lot
• Program takes unwanted pills
• Tax preparer indicted on 23 federal charges
• Tea Party members deny that Williams has their support
• WEKU Concludes Successful Fund Drive
• Williams kicks off bus tour talking about running mate
• Cleaning Camp Catalpa
• Multiple burglaries reported to police
• Healthy living
• Primary absentee voting begins today in county
• Hearing set for man who admitted to beating baby
• December 2010 Graduate Receives Fulbright Teaching Assistantship
• Former animal shelter director rehired until position is filled
• Severe weather threatens county
• Prelim moved for robbery suspect
• New officers, firefighters to get hazardous retirement benefits
• Thomas named Principal of the Year
• Registration begins for EKU youth writing camp
• Madison joins Blue Way Trail
• Rain keeps falling in county, state
• Software puts inmate info at the public’s fingertips
• EKUpella, Treblemakers to Present Benefit Concert April 28
• BFA Graduates to Present Exhibit of Mixed Media Works
• Whitt Re-Elected Chair of AASCU Advisory Council for Communications and Public Affairs
• Summer Creative Writing Conference to Feature Noted Writers
• Fashion lesson
• Man seeks to withdraw plea in sodomy, sex abuse case
• Confederate colonel’s grave stone re-erected
• Trial date set in child torture case
• ASAP conference first of its kind in Madison County
• Food Network star helps raise money for food bank
• Richmond pair indicted for allegedly giving minor drugs, alcohol
• Man accused of shooting at cops asks to withdraw his guilty plea
• Old land mines get ‘washed out’ at depot
• Depot opens public trail
• Pair arrested for multiple offenses
• Reconstruction plans unveiled
• Grand jury indicts man for pair of robberies
• Blankets and baskets for easter
• Former commissioner visits with local students
• EKU co-op program first in state to earn accreditation
• Seniors hosting egg hunt
• A chance for grads and bands to reunite
• Raising hands against abuse
• Man dies from crash injuries
• Local couple found passed out with child inside vehicle
• School staff questions superintendent raise
• Intersection to get crossing arms
• Case sent to grand jury
• Berea City Council to seek help with community center, economic growth
• Co-Op Program First in Kentucky to Earn Accreditation
• Family Nature Day Scheduled at Maywoods May 14
• Arrest made in robbery
• A Medieval Tale
• Ruppel Receives Second Fulbright, Headed to Slovakia
• Lexington could pull plug on Valley View Ferry
• Task force announces toll-free drug tip line
• Two inmates draw additional charges
• Depot to celebrate Earth Day, open trail
• Airport board votes to accept EKU as operator
• Weekend event fun for the whole family
• Paul hints at father’s run for Oval Office
• Depot, county fire fighters combating mulch fire
• EKU tuition, meals on the rise, again
• Spring fling
• Spring Commencement May 7; Speakers are Ralph Hacker, Chunbo Li and Bonnie Gray
• Stolen vehicles found at scrap yard in Garrard
• Memorial trees planted in Richmond Cemetery
• Traffic stop leads to prison sentence for Georgia man
• Illegal burning a problem in county, state
• Day of crafts, food, fun brings Kirksville residents together
• Granddaughter bringing history column into the digital age
• Board boosts Floyd’s salary 11.7 percent
• Third cemetery vandal to serve 2-year sentence
• Transportation cabinet to host meeting in Richmond about I-75 project
• A gentle reminder
• Mentoring program making a difference
• Day of Silence
• Woman indicted for spree of thefts
• Police intervene in violent domestic disputes
• Governor urges response to prescription drug abuse
• California Schemin’
• Noel Studio Helps Local Teen Task Force with Upcoming Presentation
• Liberty Place receives grant
• Grand jury to hear teens’ robbery case
• RICHMOND CRIMES: Man passes school bus, narrowly misses 5-year-old
• Mountains of books for sale
• Asahi breaks ground for second Richmond plant
• Attorney: Chase case taking on ‘life of its own’
• Man killed instantly in Wednesday crash
• Walk For Their Future
• Student Receives Fulbright Teaching Assistantship
• New Book by EKU Student Veterans Chronicles Their Military Experiences
• BREAKING NEWS — Former high school secretary pleads not guilty to rape, sodomy charges
• Ordinances creating confusion
• Parking ban to be expanded
• Budget issues impact school health clinics
• Time to register to vote
• Grand jury: Officer followed procedure during deadly shooting
• Man charged with attempted murder
• Richmond police arrest man during burglary
• Police find alleged burglar in crawl space
• Accelerated Learners, Gifted Students Can "Soar to New Heights" in Summer Program
• Gun lobby objects to wearing stickers in Capitol
• Annual event celebrates Derby, raises money for hospice inpatient facility
• Richmond man charged with attempted murder
• ‘The True American’
• Brown's New Collection of Poetry: "In Some Households the King is Soul"
• Markowitz to Address "Forging Fresh Food Chains in the Americas"
• Little League proposes indoor practice facility
• Chautauqua speaker to address malaria in Thursday lecture
• Developer withdraws bid for old family court building
• BREAKING NEWS -- Richmond man injured in motorcycle crash
• BREAKING NEWS — Deputies discover meth lab at cemetery
• NEWS ALERT: Downtown Holdings withdraws bid for old family court building
• Art class helping woman recover from brain injury
• Grand jury indicts man for multiple burglaries
• Continuing her legacy
• Visiting history professor to give talk
• EKU-Corbin Student Earns Earth Day Award from Environmental Quality Commission
• EKU Junior Diana Harbeson Receives National Scholarship from Association of General Contractors
• Parties view county as battleground
• ‘Hope we walk the last mile together’
• Three indicted on meth charges
• Concert Band, Wind Symphony to Perform April 12, 14
• String Orchestra to Present Concert April 18
• Opera Workshop Scheduled for April 15-16 in SSB
• Tea time
• MEPCO finances show improvement
• Richmond man pleads guilty in infant daughter’s death
• New tone alert radios coming soon to county
• College unhappy about defense used in lawsuit
• Singer speaks about activism
• Inmates succeed at GED
• Democratic Women to honor Woman of Year
• Ex-firefighter indicted on fire station thefts
• Japan disaster relief donation jar stolen
• Dump of the Day
• City to toughen penalties for illegal garbage
• Police searching for missing Ohio woman
• Man arrested for 79 counts of child porn
• DAR chapter to host workshop
• Celebrating a friendship from across the sea
• E-cigarettes included in county smoking ban
• Raided Richmond spas back in business
• BREAKING NEWS — Police search for missing woman
• Committee to consider ordinance
• Madison Airport board interviews one FBO bidder
• Mayor addresses ‘Dump of the Day’
• Dump of the Day
• Director of Bands Part of Marching Roundtable Podcast
• Booths being sold for ‘Spring Market’
• True love, true blue
• WEKU to Present Program from Keeneland April 8 on Horse Racing Industry
• Dedication of White Hall Highlights First Amendment Week Activities
• City eyeing more parking revenue from July 4 event
• Rights panel releases its first annual report
• CEDET Business Incubator Helps Local Entrepreneurs Grow Businesses
• Physics/Mathematics Major One of 275 Nationally to Receive Goldwater Scholarship
• Professor's New Book Examines Dichotomy of American South
• Celebration of Scholars Encompasses Several Events
• Bechtel Parsons names new site manager at depot
• Alumni Weekend April 29-May 1 Features Reunions of Bands That Played at Speck's
• Berea president to retire next year
• Board set to pass ban of e-cigarettes
• Storm causes flooded roads, accidents
• Derby models raise money for Hospice
• Chautauqua Speaker to Address "How Malaria Has Ruled Humankind for 500,000 Years"
• Professor One of 24 Fellows Chosen for NEH Summer Institute on Mayan Culture
• Free GED tests offered through June 30
• Hotel guests are victims of theft
• Chief frustrated by department conditions
• Families invited to ‘Small Fry Mondays’
• EKU student honored
• Two suing Taco Bell, claim food contaminated
• Science building a collaborative effort of instructors, architect
• Madison ranks 26th in health
• Local groups awarded Bluegrass PRIDE grants
• Madison County CSEPP gets clean audit
• EKU One of 12 Sites Nationwide Vying to Host Presidential Debate in 2012
• Dump of the Day
• EKU to host Science, engineering fair
• College denies responsibility for student assault
• Recycle event benefits Humane Society
• 'Walden: The Ballad of Thoreau'
• Teaching survey a success
• Time Warner responds allegations of unfair costs
• Campus-Wide Memorial Service Scheduled for April 19 in Meditation Chapel
• Drum team at Central making run for state title
• Third person charged in sex favors case
• Trash problem continues to plague neighborhoods
• Chase released on $25,000 bond
• EKU Junior One of Only 60 Nationally to Earn Prestigious Truman Scholarship
• EKU on alert
• Learning the consequences
• Kingston students tackle Constitutional issues
• Local jury returns guilty verdict in felony theft case
• More delays ahead
• EKU hopes to host 2012 presidential debate
• EKU, Centre vie to host 2012 presidential debate
• Library joins regional reading program
• Berea Police Dept. 10K race to benefit Special Olympics
• County could take loss on building sale
• Teens arrested in home robbery
• EKU Seeks 2012 Presidential Debate for Richmond Campus
• Harris pleads guilty to shooting at cops
• Chase jailed after breaking terms of release
• Fort Boonesborough State Park opens full-time April 1
• ‘Brain Rules’ author to speak at EKU
• ‘Evening Among Friends’
• Former first lady coming to Richmond for May 24 event at St. Mark
• Board approves construction bids
• Man accused of killing wife pleads not guilty in separate case
• Season puts focus on area gardens
• 2 men indicted for making meth
• Lawsuit against former sheriff dismissed
• Empty Bowls fill food bank
• Students Perform 1,400 Hours of Community Service on Alternative Spring Break Trips
• Police make arrests in theft cases
• Staff Member Helps Haitians Improve English Skills
• Father in sex case tried to sell child
• Internet costs go through the roof
• Poet Crunk to Read from His Works in Campus Presentation
• Annual Earth Days Celebration Continues throughout April
• Targeting cancer
• Electronic health records are the new frontier in health care
• Grease is the word ...
• Environmental ‘Hero’ to speak at EKU
• Woman indicted for not reporting passenger’s death
• Garden variety
• Local schools not immune to cyber bullying
• Tractors stolen from Lowe’s
• Speed bump review passes
• Couple allegedly tried to sell daughters as sexual favors
• Wife pleads guilty to killing former Berea man
• Weekend workshop: Even with limited space, you, too, can be a gardener
• Project Read seeks volunteers
• Model gets runner-up in state mock trial tournament
• Police searching for robbery suspect
• Theatre to Present Comedy "California Schemin'" April 13-17
• Fundraiser to help the uninsured
• Crowning a champion
• Festival to benefit Japan
• Art project
• Chronic illness workshop begins in April
• Art contest focused on awareness
• Event will help feed the hungry
• Williams addresses chamber amid protest in parking lot
• Thrills in Rupp continue
• Two more arrested in shed arson
• Agreement nearing for Ky. Medicaid
• Born to be wild
• EKU Libraries Official Earns National Recognition for Innovations
• Expert on Human-Animal Relations to Speak at EKU March 23
• Celebrating St. Pat’s
• Day 1: Excitement fills Rupp Arena
• Dance Theatre to Spotlight Various Styles in Spring Concert April 6-9
• Grand jury to hear meth case
• Noted Environmental "Hero" Chichilnisky to Speak at EKU March 31
• "Brain Rules" Author Medina to Speak at EKU March 29
• Tussey, Smart, Napier witness signing of waste tire fund act
• Student Team Will be Formed to Compete in Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl
• Neighborhoods feeling bugged out
• KSP: Indiana man traveled here to meet teen
• Kentucky Science & Engineering Fair Returns to Campus April 2
• New Institutional Repository Preserves, Spotlights, Disseminates Research, Creative Works
• Berea council hears depot update
• Luncheon will kick off business scavenger hunt
• Grand Opening Ceremonies Held for New EKU Campus in Somerset
• Teen Center welcomes community
• Many ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Richmond
• Richmond still getting the business
• 2 arrested for drugs in Boone Tavern parking lot
• Occupational Therapy Leads Way among Nationally Ranked Graduate Programs
• Students, Faculty Conduct Service-Learning Project in Memphis
• Making it authentic
• Lawmakers get back to work
• Counterfeit money surfaces in Richmond
• Judge denies motion to dismiss case against Smiths
• Any disaster is ‘major’ when it happens to you
• Richmond to celebrate Arbor Day with tree plantings at cemetery
• Floyd gets contract extension
• City seeks solution to roadside trash, bed bugs
• Chamber teams up for healthy living challenge
• Irish Fest a mix of beauty, flavor, energy and emotion
• Grand jury indicts woman for forgery
• Pilots want ‘bill of rights’ as board weighs proposals from operators
• Getting feedback
• Change smoke alarm batteries when you change clocks
• Burglary suspect arrested by police
• What would happen if quake struck here?
• 98-year-old UK basketball fan always ready to cheer on Cats
• Plant cited for release of toxic chemicals
• Hop around the town Saturday
• School secretary indicted on rape, sodomy charges
• Disturbance leads to drug, weapons arrest
• Flameless treatment of chemicals fails test
• On Golden Pond
• Tournament leaves town
• Students ‘get a real job’
• School board OKs middle college
• Woman acquitted of abuse charge
• Spa workers plead guilty to prostitution; charge dropped against Richmond woman
• Lady Indians headed for the Sweet 16
• EKU program allows qualified professionals to ‘Try Teaching’
• Fat Tuesday fun
• Fiscal court to get monthly updates from clerk, sheriff
• City plans to remove most speed bumps
• Teen Center to host open house
• Tea time
• Police arrest four on drug charges
• Baby survives SUV’s crash into her crib
• Students prepare for academic competition
• Extension center expands, renovates
• Food Network star coming to Richmond for GraceNow benefit
• Two accused of fleeing from police indicted
• Guilty plea in porn possession
• Survey given to educators
• Police make arrest in year-old assault case
• Retired teachers group worried about future of health care
• Drug case headed to grand jury
• Prescription for prevention
• Collier Elected to Two-Year Term on CASE District III Board of Directors as Membership Chair
• Professor Selected to Receive Prestigious Honor in Sierra Leone
• Reading between the lines
• Former Libraries Dean Van Orsdel to Speak Here on "The New World of Scholarly Publishing"
• Berea man indicted for child porn, sex abuse
• 14th Annual Empty Bowls Project Scheduled for March 25
• Author Yoshino to Speak about "Covering: The Hidden Assault on Our Civil Rights"
• Grand Opening Ceremonies Planned for New Somerset Campus
• Chase case headed to grand jury
• Airport gets two bidders for operator
• Student Alumni Ambassadors Chapter Named Best in Southeastern U.S.
• "Try Teaching" Program Targets Mid- and Second-Career Professionals Interested in New Career
• Woman sentenced for stealing from child care coalition
• GOP women’s club hear from 3 state candidates
• Berea students take the day off
• 3 more HVAC units stolen
• Chase in court today on sodomy, rape charges
• Tickets remain for ‘Chili Night Out’ on Saturday
• Police find stolen TV, arrest local resident
• BORA hosts pizza party for prospective members
• Art groups get $20,000 in state grants
• Conservative Christian scholar next EKU Chautauqua speaker
• Madison grand jury indictments
• Stockpile prepares to support X-raying of munitions
• Mock trial team qualifies for national tourney
• Professional Learning Communities Help Prepare Future Teachers, Enhance Success of EKU Students
• Asahi to begin construction this month
• Library plans Mardi Gras party, petting zoo
• Chilly or not, art auction to heat up Berea
• Kiwanis auction raises over $8,000
• Most schools above average
• New ISO rating could benefit homeowners
• RAAC getting jump start on spring
• Springing into home improvement
• Berea doctor’s medical license revoked
• Man indicted for attempt to burn ex’s home
• Madison woman injured in wreck
• Art is everywhere
• Police arrest accused serial forger
• Inspire and motivate
• Campaign for Vietnam Memorial visitors center coming to Richmond
• Grand jury indicts man for officer assault
• EKU Music Department presents three concerts
• County’s salt expenditures up to $400,000
• Law & Order
• NSO ensembles delight children, adults
• Doctor denies claims, asks for judicial review
• Thomas misquotes Register story at Tuesday’s commission meeting
• Three more HVAC thefts in Berea
• Police seek alleged forger
• A bloody musical
• KSP: Complainant’s family agreed to decision not to jail Chase
• Airport lawsuit: Judge denies protective order
• Local doctor accused of misconduct
• Three men arrested for possession
• State lawmakers call for constitutional convention
• Cookies are here
• New software will post jail information on the web
• Richmond Kiwanis auction scheduled Saturday
• Richmond cuts budget by $300,000
• Two National Symphony ensembles to perform
• EKU receives six-figure rebate for energy efforts
• Central Baptist brings new resources to Pattie A. Clay
• David Gore Named Campus Sustainability Coordinator
• Music Concerts Highlight Variety of Styles
• Pullins asks for protective order against Clark
• School secretary pleads ‘not guilty’ to sex charges
• BREAKING NEWS — School secretary pleads ‘not guilty’ to sex charges
• Kirksville student wins annual billboard contest
• EKU Earns More Than $303,000 in Energy Efficiency Rebates from KU
• Time to take it off
• A taste of the real world
• Artisan Center displays ‘Quilting for a Cure’
• Pair chosen as finalists in license plate contest
• Skaters petition for park
• Whitlock: County at crossroads
• Man seeks to withdraw guilty plea
• Triple dose
• Five charged in drug arrests
• AppalRed lays off attorney
• Author to host signing
• ‘The Ice That Burns’
• UPDATED: Second shooting victim dies
• City more than $500,000 in black as of Jan. 31
• Former Britton employees sentenced
• Optometrist surgery bill passes both chambers
• Second shooting victim dies
• Nation's "Most Influential Conservative Christian Thinker" to Present Chautauqua Lecture
• New Math Labs Honor Retired Professors Ryoti, King
• Conferences Will Serve to Showcase Noel Studio for Academic Creativity
• Start your engines
• School employee arrested for rape, sodomy of minor
• Grand jury to hear Red Lick meth case
• BREAKING NEWS: MCHS office worker arrested for rape, sodomy of minor
• Solid waste transition has been smooth
• Budget cuts not expected to affect local legal aid office
• EKU dedicates math labs to retired professors
• Company that blundered pollution reports will again test mining sites
• Burn victim identified
• One dead, two injured in Irvine Road crash
• 2 accused of allowing teen to drink alcohol, use drugs
• Safety on wheels
• ‘Elegant Universe’ speaker Thursday night at EKU
• Obama budget includes depot funding
• BREAKING NEWS: Police on the scene of fatal accident
• Play opens Friday at Jelkly Drama Center
• Arson, trespass charges likely in Monday fire
• Protesters leave capital happy, get point across
• Hundreds join in support of protesters
• KSP seeks Richmond man for robbery
• Donations, grants help Hope’s Wings provide services
• Police question relatives about shooting death
• Officials: Fire likely arson
• One dead, one critical after roadside shooting
• Man who fired shot near officer, others indicted
• Lackey sees ag job as chance to serve farmers
• BREAKING NEWS: Police investigate shooting; one man dead
• Making Magic!
• ‘Masks of Change’
• Home, vehicle thefts continue
• Prescribed burns designed to improve depot safety, support wildlife habitat
• Oil cleanup near depot continues
• Case closed
• HVAC units stolen in Berea
• Board passes zoning changes
• Burglar will face grand jury
• Shorter sentences wanted for nonviolent criminals
• Man could face death penalty
• Meth manufacturing charges headed to grand jury
• Students get creative with science projects
• Nursing Professor Named to National Committee
• Are there ghosts at Boone Tavern?
• Couple arrested for knife theft
• EKU Bassmasters, Fresh off National Title, Ranked #1 Nationally
• Berea man gets 10-year sentence for wife’s death
• DAR to host program on Mary Todd Lincoln
• Schools asked to sign pledge
• Immigration bill delay may be about political leverage
• Celebrating the Chinese New Year
• Rescue squad conducts door-to-door fundraiser
• Police: Passenger likely died from drug overdose
• Madison man dies in crash
• BREAKING NEWS — Hwy. 627 closed for wreck cleanup
• House passes immigration bill
• Robber ties employee to chair, takes safe
• Stratton Addition Will Accommodate Rapid Growth of College of Justice & Safety
• Serious as a heart attack
• City ordinance would allow RV parks only in mobile home zones
• Suspicious envelope found on depot not a threat
• Richmond Register moving production operations March 1
• Magistrates: Work sessions could increase transparency
• Payday lenders targeted for interest rates
• Follies, two cabaret revues highlight Valentine’s weekend
• Comforting to guests and the environment
• Depot builds chemical defense warehouses
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• Parole deferred in love triangle killing
• Man gets 60 years on child porn charges
• Giving mom a helping hand
• Brushing away
• Abney Re-Elected Chair of Board of Regents
• EKU to Produce Academic Journal Devoted to Regional Engagement
• Mentoring the future
• Local filmmaker shoots horror movie in Madison County
• Two suspects arrested for making meth
• BREAKING NEWS:Two arrested for making meth
• Creatures, fossils and fire
• EKU to get food upgrade
• Copper thefts on the rise
• Home sweet home
• EKU to host American Mathematics Competition
• Legislators move slow in second week
• Affidavit details gruesome murder
• Tickets for EKU’s ‘Sweeney Todd’ go on sale Feb. 14
• Free adult martial-arts, self-defense workshops set
• Clark-Moores student wins Hoop Shoot
• Music Department Adds Seven Petrof Grand Pianos
• Gallery on Main hosting Tuesday reception for photography exhibit
• Program gives women new opportunities
• New Year’s celebration
• EKU to Host American Mathematics Competition on Feb. 8
• Alleged shoplifter is held on drug charges
• Commercial Foods Lab Opens in Burrier, Restaurant to Follow
• Renowned Scientist/Author Brian Greene to Deliver Chautauqua Lecture
• Cheering them on
• Prescription debate puts Congressmen in opposite camps
• All ‘A’ heats up at EKU
• Pentagon officials give private briefing in Richmond
• EKU Theatre to Present "Sweeney Todd" Feb. 23-27; Tickets on Sale Feb. 14
• Mock Trial Team Third in Georgia Tech Tournament
• Council awards contract to new garbage collector
• Health dept. advertises for MEPCO consultant
• Local murder suspect to face grand jury in hostage case
• Three Richmond residents facing burglary charges
• Pullins a no-show at airport board meeting
• Madison Singers’ Valentine cabaret is scheduled for Feb. 11
• 'All-A’ tournament rolls into town Wednesday
• EKU alum named director of performing arts center
• Fiscal court selects Cox as county’s new fire chief
• 3 arrested for assault in separate incidents
• EKU Names Debra Hoskins Executive Director of Center for the Performing Arts
• EKU, Berea plan events for Black History Month
• Barton to be named high school music teacher of year
• Library branches out
• EKU at "Vanguard of Campus Safety" with Aggression Prevention System
• Farmers to benefit from state grants awarded to county
• Board passes draft budget
• New ‘Marketplace’ will open in mid 2012
• Barnes: City headed in the right direction
• EPA will examine state’s air quality regs
• Sex crime suspect pleads guilty to reduced charges
• Berea mayor: City has cash in the bank
• Star of the class
• Woman seriously injured in crash
• Man faces felony charge for allegedly pawning rented TV
• Man accused of exploiting senior citizens
• New guidelines to require healthier school lunches
• School budget fine, for now
• Turning the pages
• Judge sued by suspended airport board chairperson
• EKU to submit bid for management of airport
• Jury recommends five-year sentence
• Mashburn gives assist to anti-dropout bill
• Moberly retires from post at EKU
• Quarter horse show this weekend in Richmond
• State settles case with Medicaid administrator
• Tired of snow? Too bad!
• Police raid massage parlors; 6 women arrested
• UPDATED BREAKING NEWS — Police raid massage parlors
• Republican primary for governor grows
• Health board discusses proposed e-cigarette ban
• Manhattan Club patron charged with assault
• Weather watch
• Handicapped playground gets $10,500 boost
• Jury finds Crabtree guilty on child porn charges
• A/C taken from home, tools, trailers stolen
• Miss America 2009 to visit Richmond
• Local school board member files for ag commissioner
• Humane Society’s annual Bybee Bowl set for Friday
• Asian exchange
• Nathaniel House art exhibit reception Wednesday at RAAC
• Child porn trial: Man says he did not open files
• Man accused of officer assault is arrested in Clark County
• KFC robber may be suspect in other crimes
• BREAKING NEWS: Slain KFC robber may be suspect in other robberies, police say
• Playing the part
• Estate planning council formed
• Mayfield adjusting to new position as state representative
• KSP investigating ‘accidental’ shooting
• Police seek man who allegedly assaulted officer
• Funeral arrangements set for Richmond murder victim
• Fire destroys Red House Road residence
• Robbery suspect shot by Richmond officer dies
• Residence destroyed by fire
• Police seek man who allegedly assaulted officer
• Robbery suspect shot by officer dies
• Register wins top KPA prize
• Connick to perform at St. Mark
• City commission discusses proposed comprehensive plan
• Men sentenced for Richmond robbery
• BREAKING NEWS -- Police on scene of robbery at KFC; suspect shot
• Man pleads guilty to sex abuse
• Officer treated for minor injuries
• Accused shooter headed to trial
• Stolen semitrailer recovered in Berea
• BREAKING NEWS: Singleton charged with wife's murder
• BREAKING NEWS: Singleton charged with wife's murder
• Man gets probation for sexual misconduct
• Man accused of violent assault ordered to have psych evaluation
• Variety of Events in February Mark Black History Month
• Recently Retired Professor Has Part in Significant Biological Discovery
• A cabaret celebration
• Richmond police seek suspected burglar
• Dyson to Present Chautauqua Lecture on "Pride and Humans"
• Man pleads guilty to sexual abuse, sodomy
• Grand jury to get case of man who led police on chase with ATV
• Missing woman’s husband arrested in standoff
• BREAKING NEWS — Decomposing body identified as missing woman
• Beshear offers plan to balance Medicaid budget
• State bills would reduce prison costs
• WEATHER WATCH: Schools release one hour early
• Board to hire consultant to seek solution for MEPCO
• Trial set for man accused of firing gun at officers
• Making a splash
• Woman missing; coroner’s office says body is not her’s
• Farmer discovers decomposing body
• BREAKING NEWS — Farmer finds decomposing body
• Banquet to highlight technology in business
• Workforce Education Provides Customer Service Training for New County Clerk's Office
• Music Groups Featured on Wind Band Internet Radio Station
• Art Exhibit Explores Chautauqua Theme of "Nature's Humans"
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrests
• UPDATED BREAKING NEWS — Waco man declared missing found safe
• Home school choir forming
• 'We Got Talent!'
• BREAKING NEWS -- KSP investigate disappearances of Richmond woman, Waco man
• Jennings to take Baker’s place on Berea Council
• Nissan GM gets suspect to surrender to police
• City seeks volunteers for All ‘A’ event
• EKU offers community education
• Napier’s bill would require drug testing for adults receiving assistance
• Advancing the dream
• Envision the world you want
• Richmond couple celebrates 71 years of marriage
• Author of ‘God and the Moral Animal’ to speak at EKU
• Sodomy case continued, trial date set in rape case
• Music from the mountains
• Model to welcome Chinese exchange students
• Two plead guilty to tampering with evidence
• Program challenges residents to get fit
• Sodomy, abuse case continued
• Work on weapons destruction plant progresses despite cold temperatures
• Congressional leaders optimistic about continued depot funding
• Ex-coach accused of sex abuse arraigned
• Judge foresees a good year
• Local club crafts stories, poems
• Fun with food
• Probation given in Britton theft cases
• Attack survivor pleads not guilty in murder case
• ‘Homeless’ man indicted on drug charges
• Breedlove, Boyd plead not guilty to child abuse
• Local events to honor King’s legacy
• Community Education Courses Announced for Winter/Spring
• Man arrested for burglary
• Robbery accomplice gets shock probation
• Covered in snow
• Choir Program Established for Home-Schooled Students in Grades 4-8
• Two homes damaged in fires
• EKU to Host College Goal Sunday Jan. 30
• City wants to establish $1 million credit line
• Miranda Named President/CEO of Center for Women and Families in Louisville
• Majority favors Jennings to replace Baker
• Commission bans solicitation at intersection
• BREAKING NEWS — Home destroyed in ‘suspicious’ fire
• Operator ends lease, board seeks new management
• Magistrates remove airport board chairman
• Couple indicted for child torture arrested
• Snow day
• Beshear feels ‘safe in capitol’
• Napier declines invitation to run on ticket with Louisville clerk
• Carpenter enjoying swimming in ‘the deep end’ of Senate pool
• Clark to give state of county address
• Police charge Berea woman with robbery
• Apartment fire displaces five families
• ‘Fireside chats’ bring historical figures to life
• Accused grave vandal pleads guilty
• Man pleads guilty to 95 counts of child porn possession
• Piecing it all together
• Nursing home, staff members facing lawsuit
• Parks tell new leaders about $80,000 maintenance needs
• Wheels are turning
• Crafting a race
• Police arrest man on drug warrant
• Case continued for man accused of April murder
• New director has high hopes for Richmond’s teen center
• Skidmore pleads guilty to killing wife
• UPDATED — Berea man pleads guilty to killing wife
• Local man who used BB gun in attempted robbery pleads guilty
• Bill seeking review of tax code clears panel
• Ohio man facing drug charges after traffic stop
• 'Oliver!'
• Council to name Baker’s successor later this month
• Man accused of sex crime headed to psych program
• EKU hosting professional development sessions on using arts in classrooms
• Diplomat from Richmond assaulted in Vietnam
• Taking the oath of office
• Author Wright to Speak about "Evolution of God and the Moral Animal"
• GOP forges ahead with its agenda
• A wonderful surprise
• Second man arrested for ATV theft, chase
• Road closed after semi crash in Berea; no injuries
• Arts and Humanities Collaborative Offers Professional Development Sessions in Region
• Jelly Bucket Filled with Literary Gems
• New officials not in favor of fairness ordinance
• Uncertainty surrounds opening of legislative session
• Delegation putting the people first
• Former director at Secretary of State’s office named deputy clerk
• Pair indicted for torture of toddler
• Shinseki, Kidd Address Degree Candidates at Fall Commencement
• Smart ready to take office
• Ministerial group may form disaster response team
• Model graduate to receive State Department human rights award
• Berea searching for new utilities manager
• Board seeks public input
• New sheriff to add more deputies
• 2010: A look back
• Police: Three armed men force way into residence
• YEAR IN REVIEW: Paul victory tops Kentucky’s 2010 news
• Man arrested on felony drug charge
• 72-year-old man arrested for child porn, sexual abuse
• Stumbo: House won’t speed its business to suit Williams
• Case delayed against ex-firefighter accused of fire station thefts
• Police: Man fired gun near resident’s head
• Ringing in the new year
• Charges reduced in arson, endangerment case
• BREAKING NEWS — Man accused of shooting at acquaintance
• Richmond native breaks into opera world with acclaimed performance
• Mayor, commissioners to be sworn in Friday
• Fiscal court gives final approval to land-use changes
• Man charged with driving drunk with child in car
• Man facing felonies after ATV theft, chase
• Man seriously injured in crash
• KSP seeking property owners from 2006 thefts
• Women charged with shoplifting more than $1K in merchandise
• Police: Infant nearly injured
• Around the world to take a whirl
• Resolve to care for environment, PRIDE requests
• Help is just three button pushes away
• Retailers roll out sales
• Fire damages house on Poplar Street
• Thomas brings experience to jailer’s office
• Lawsuit involving EKU employees dismissed
• Marine Corps takes care of vets, others
• Special delivery
• All is calm, all is bright
• Council approves chicken ordinance
• Local emergency workers 'proud’ to serve during holidays
• All is calm, all is bright
• Employers to feel biggest impact of health care reform
• Chamber announces its awards nominees
• County schools host early childhood training
• 72-year-old cobbler’s shop a hit
• Man drove drunk, tried to run away, police say
• Man charged with stealing rolls of carpet
• Churches planning Christmas services
• Richmond man injured in crash
• Police: Man attempted to burn ex’s home, car
• Crafty Christmas
• Man wanted for shooting found in hospital parking lot
• Anderson principal arrested for drunk driving in Richmond
• Parks and Rec forms 1,000-mile fitness club
• Fire destroys Berea home
• Latest Census count protects Ky. political clout
• Winning Cash Ball ticket sold in Richmond
• Census: National, state, local population on the rise
• Man accused of shooting at cops faces more charges
• Water main break repaired
• ‘Praying for a miracle’
• Woman facing drug charges
• Man charged with burglarizing Berea fire stations
• Water main break repaired
• Winning Cash Ball ticket sold in Richmond
• Never alone
• Officials get history lesson on duels, take oath of office
• Berea woman is appointed to state council on libraries
• Man’s lawsuit against city police settled
• New EMS station on bypass may be open by April
• Christmas on wheels
• Program aims to get kids to college
• Cops play Santa’s helpers
• 8 indicted on drug charges
• Program prepares students for college
• County selling court building
• County limits areas for dog kennels, rescues
• Shining stars
• New county clerk ready for challenge
• Fishing for all ages
• Man indicted for raping sleeping woman
• Red Cross hires new disaster coordinator
• Victim of 2006 attack indicted in murder case
• Grand jury to hear drug case
• Man charged with November robbery
• County: Abandoned properties must be maintained by owner
• Weathering the weather
• Judge sentences man to 12 years for armed robbery
• Business Student Organization Prepares Care Packages for Troops
• Bah, humbug!
• Suspect calls two shooting deaths accidental
• Libraries hosting holiday kids events
• Fiscal court approves sewer rate increase
• PSC urges caution if ice storm brings power outages
• New Depot lodge open to the public
• Depot to X-ray mustard agent projectiles for possible defects
• County prepares for potential ice storm
• Historic home damaged in fire
• Richmond home severely damaged by fire
• Students question Chandler about toxins in food
• Area military families find support in local group
• Five-year update of city plan soon up for adoption
• 70 students graduate from Berea College
• Man arrested for break-in at Dunham’s
• Berea College alumnus, Nobel Laureate John B. Fenn dies at 93
• Let it snow!
• Toxic chemical found on money, cash receipts
• Bowl for Kids Sake teams now forming
• Robbery leads to 10 year sentence
• Services Wednesday for student in car crash
• Berea gets taste of Danish Christmas
• Santa time
• Guilty plea in burglary, rape case
• Sale rumors plague MEPCO
• Shopping with a cop
• Newly elected officials face big challenge
• BREAKING NEWS -- 18-year-old dies in Barnes Mill Road mishap
• Parading in the hallways
• Grandfather regrets calling police
• Plea agreement nears in Britton Chevrolet case
• School board to review audit
• Man accused of shooting at cops seeks lower bond
• Sponsors ‘adopt’ women in recovery
• EKU commencement ceremonies Dec. 18
• Eckstrand resigns from performing arts center at EKU
• Bechtel Parsons Assists Student Veteran Relief Fund
• Meth labs on the increase across state
• ‘Christmas Extravaganza’
• Chamber to offer health-care reform seminar
• Schools officials propose plan for redistricting
• Sergeant Snowman
• Beshear wants limited agenda for legislative session
• Richmond man charged with second-degree burglary
• Water main break cuts supply to homes
• Soldier’s away for Christmas
• Spread holiday spirit, not the flu
• Man accused of using phone to ask girl for sex
• Truck reported stolen in November recovered
• Christmas concert
• Two Berea men arrested in connection with thefts
• Shock probation denied for French
• Smoke or vapor?
• ‘Chicken ordinance’ gets official reading
• Seeking a resolution
• Nationally Ranked Mock Trial Team Places Second in Washington University Tournament
• Classic Christmas crafts
• Locals recognized for work in fighting underage drinking
• Festively frugal
• Man who allegedly escaped custody indicted on felony
• Gone but not forgotten
• Christmas in Berea
• Providing support
• MEPCO employees ‘focus on positive’
• Lexington man injured in crash
• Instructor’s sex abuse case continued
• Judge denies bond reduction in child porn possession case
• UPDATED BREAKING NEWS — Bodies identified; Waco man arrested
• Accused robber pleads guilty
• Chamber tells members about its new program
• Arrest made in credit card theft
• County nixes plan to abandon road
• Former coach indicted for sex abuse charges
• Veterans Affairs Secretary Shinseki, Hall of Fame Coach Kidd to Address Degree Candidates Dec. 18
• Dressed for the ball
• White Hall named National Historic Site in Journalism
• Choir and Orchestra to Present Holiday Concert Dec. 7
• From 5-inch seedling to 25 feet in 25 years
• Board gives first approval to smoking ban changes
• Thefts prompt safety bulletin on EKU campus
• Police recover several items stolen in burglary
• French, 71, seeks shock probation for manslaughter
• Police recover several items stolen in burglary
• Galbraith to run for governor as independent
• EKU Plays Role in Selection of White Hall as National Historic Site in Journalism
• Beshear threatens to pull Medicaid contract
• Five homes, one B&B on RAAC holiday tour
• Man shot in head while trespassing sues landowner
• Employees fight to save MEPCO
• Newspaper, area businesses team up for food drive
• New judge takes oath
• Prominent Writers to Read from Works during EKU Creative Writing Winter Residency
• Criminal justice grad students sponsor Thursday write-a-thon
• BREAKING NEWS: Ex-beauty queen ordered to inpatient treatment facility
• The Center for the Performing Arts Announces Additions to Board of Directors
• Noel Studio Director Honored by National Communication Association
• Berea students promote higher education
• Madison County Retired Teachers’ Association to meet Dec. 8
• City settles Catalpa suit for $700K
• Grammy-nominated guitarist to perform Saturday at EKU
• Exploring the human machine
• BREAKING NEWS — City settles Catalpa lawsuit for $700,000
• Army depot to receive specialized containers for chemical weapons
• Mortgage holders may have to pay cost of foreclosed property cleanup
• Man attempts to rob gas station
• County sewer customers’ bills could be on the rise
• A Christmas tradition
• Man charged in connection with robbery at Redi Mart
• Sunday winery sales approved
• Berea Health Ministry celebrates anniversary
• Dead but not forgotten
• A ‘Battle’ for safety
• Former EKU football player opens BBQ
• Police: Holidays present opportunities for thieves
• Free services offered to all recent war vets
• White Hall hosting ‘Victorian Christmas’
• Salvation Army expects 2011 to be tough year
• RV park lawsuit could be settled Tuesday
• Scrapbook to be archived
• Library is on the go
• Accused burglar faces jury
• EKU works with schools to offer transition course
• Avoid fires during holiday festivities
• Celebrating the season
• Defendants seek dismissal of suit filed by former police officers
• Fort hosts trade days, 18th century Christmas
• Lumber worth $3K stolen from work site
• How do you cook a turkey?
• Support available for those coping with a death during holiday season
• Merlin named Register’s new director of advertising
• More than $100K in equipment stolen from Richmond business
• Tokico employee dies in crash on US 25
• Central Baptist to manage Pattie A. Clay
• Two new members added to Performing Arts Center board
• Fairness amendment left to new commission
• Thanksgivings Day closures
• Convenience store robbed at gunpoint
• Cats rescued from Berea residence
• The first Thanksgiving
• Deep-Fried danger?
• Preparing the holiday meal
• Police: Use caution with holiday travel
• BREAKING NEWS — Irvine man dies in early morning crash
• Lending a hand in Haiti
• BREAKING NEWS — Central Baptist to manage Pattie A. Clay Hospital
• Towing service owner charged with wanton endangerment
• 2 suspects sought in robbery, shooting
• Diamonds ‘n’ Denim Ball
• Economic education program shows positive results
• Forensic Psychology Students Learn through Courtroom Experience
• Dead but not forgotten
• EKU, Southern Ky. Chamber of Commerce Partner to Stage Entrepreneurship Fair at Corbin Intermediate School
• Remembering loved ones
• Woman dies in Sunday morning accident
• EKU Works with Local Schools to Offer English Transition Course
• BREAKING NEWS: Police investigate two separate Sunday shootings
• Healthy Living
• RAAC honors Moberly, Worley
• City in the black
• Richmond closes deal for new plant
• BREAKING NEWS -- EKU issues safety bulletin after dorm break-ins
• Helping the hungry
• Case continued in home robbery
• Police looking for burglary suspect
• ‘Fairness ordinance’ to be discussed
• Health officials continue TB testing
• Man indicted on charges of abusing 4-year-old
• Grand jury to hear case of accused check forgers
• Case is being continued for man accused of possessing child porn
• Experimenting with science
• Sunday winery sales hearing, vote is Nov. 29
• EKPC drops plans for coal-fired Clark County plant
• Friday is deadline for Chamber award nominations
• Otieno Elected to Board of Directors for Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences
• Rosedale Baptist, others host Thanksgiving dinners
• 100 gallons of diesel fuel spills in semi-trailer crash
• Graduating Seniors to Showcase Works of Art in BFA Exhibit
• Richmond to host diabetes awareness day
• Wind damages Glenn Marshall Elementary
• Judge delays decision in case of former beauty queen
• Makes me want to dance
• Family of vanished EKU student awarded $3.5M
• Powered by the sun
• Family of vanished EKU student awarded nearly $3.5M
• Man facing felony drug charges for allegedly selling methadone
• Police: Woman wakes to find intruders in her apartment
• BREAKING NEWS: No decision on whether ex-beauty queen violated plea agreement
• Photographs of ex-beauty queen spark investigation
• EKU student tests positive for tuberculosis
• Economic Education Program Shows Positive Results in Local Schools
• County takes first steps to allowing Sunday wine sales
• BREAKING NEWS — Health department investigates TB case
• Calling for Christmas Parade entries
• Thefts reported to RPD
• Pastor, columnist leaves legacy of ‘inspiration, wisdom’
• Crafts for the community
• EKU mock trial team wins tournament title
• Weekend forest fire burns nearly 200 acres
• Psychiatric evaluation ordered for defendant
• Low costs, high return
• Friends on strings
• No one need go hungry at Thanksgiving
• Dead but not forgotten
• Late day fire does extensive damage to Richmond home
• Chief: Police advisory board needs new direction, purpose
• Rings worth $4,000 reported stolen
• Storm water projects on hold for 2010
• Self-defense is claimed in stabbing
• County Attorney: ex-beauty queen violated terms
• Barr concedes election
• ACWA project leader gets new position with Army
• Alleged escapee appears in court
• Gun shop visit could be violation
• Hatcher to serve on state prosthetics board
• EKU Joins "Best Should Teach" Initiative
• Thompson Elected President of National Academy of Educational Research
• Community honors those who served
• Perryville topic of Nov. 19 Civil War Roundtable
• EKU Library Friends’ dinner to feature Tim Webb and his photos, Ledford instruments
• Faith carried him through two wars
• A living memorial to fallen soldiers
• Madison Southern teacher earns award
• Ex-beauty queen pleads guilty
• Two locals arrested in drug roundup
• For EKU group hemp is NORML
• Fairness for all
• Tuned into the past
• Faculty Member Chosen to Present Zemke Lecture in Occupational Science
• 'The King and I'
• EKU String Orchestra concert Monday
• Police: Man cashed deceased person’s social security check
• Fairness for all
• Marine Corps League begins coat collection drive
• Rose Barn presents ‘Best Christmas Pageant Ever’
• Honoring all veterans
• Audit of clerk’s office cites deficiencies
• Donation sought for courthouse Christmas tree
• Woman arrested for intimidating alleged rape victim
• Study of Christianity, Islam starts Wednesday
• Each tells a story
• ‘Homeless’ man charged with felony drug possession
• Faculty Member Co-Authors Kentucky-Based Novel for Young Readers
• Priority Deadline to Apply for Financial Assistance Is Feb. 15
• Handmade for the Holidays
• Purse, $3,000 stolen
• Environmental group moves beyond weapons destruction
• Lectures shine light on Native Americans
• Berea College carillon to be renamed after professor
• Allegations dismissed in lawsuit against jailer
• Jimmy Lowery, 43
• Commission keeps an eye on insurance
• Group collecting supplies for children
• Berea inn selected for Boot Camp
• Feeding the hungry
• Drought relief
• Conditions altered for sex abuse suspect
• Set clocks back, check batteries
• Pair charged with forgeries
• Tickets on sale for Rotary ball
• EKU Spotlight Day offers information for parents, students
• KEF celebrates 20 years with ‘Yeast Feast’
• Chautauqua Events Spotlight Native American Life
• Police seek man and woman in string of forged checks
• Saving money and energy
• Case continued for man accused in shooting death
• Celebrate the Fall Issue of Appalachian Heritage Magazine
• Repair Affair to host final weekend on Sat.
• Cuts to funding prompt lawsuit
• Preparing for disaster
• Folk Dancers host potluck dinner and dance
• Choirs perform fall concert Saturday, Sunday
• Racial assault
• Police: Woman stabbed a man twice in chest
• Escape case sent to grand jury
• Hunger Hurts
• St. Andrew’s Place, McCready Manor celebrate anniversaries
• Write-in results released
• McConnell: No. 1 goal is limiting Obama to one term
• Carpenter wins state Senate race
• Landscaping Project to Give Facelift to Keen Johnson Building
• Barger beats Davis by 937 votes
• Newhart to Discuss "Bonobo Mirror Project" in Chautauqua Lecture
• City government gets a makeover
• Friends of EKU Libraries Dinner to Feature Photographer Webb, Music on Ledford's Instruments
• Tickets on Sale for 40th Annual Madrigal Dinners
• New Facility Dedicated to Researching Alternative Fuel Technologies
• EKU Student Assists NASA, Combines Love for Nature with Idealism
• Dance Theatre to Present Fall Concert Nov. 17-20
• Construction Management Instructor Honored for Teaching Excellence
• EKU Mock Trial Team Captures Tournament Title
• EKU Brass to Present Concert Nov. 3
• Noel Studio for Academic Creativity Ushers in "New Era" for Crabbe Library
• Prichard Committee Honors Moberly for Commitment to Kentucky Education
• Man facing several charges in connection with thefts
• Eastern Progress Named Finalist for Nation's Highest Award in College Journalism
• Incumbents win or lead all state congressional races
• Additional Funds Will Advance Biofuels Research at CRAFT
• Shepherd elected Family Court Judge
• Creative Writing MFA Program Moving Summer Residency to Scotland
• Connelly re-elected Berea mayor by narrow margin
• EKU Earns Top National Ranking for Commitment to Military Veterans
• Doug Thomas wins jailer race
• EKU Theatre to Present "Rabbit Hole" Nov. 17-21
• About 50 percent of voters cast ballots
• Ethics Awareness Week Question: Will You Have Character Or Be One?
• Combs wins by large margin
• Crabbe Library Hosts Luthier Exhibit
• King to serve District 4
• Numerous Events, Activities Mark Veterans Day on Campus
• 40 years of song and dance
• MCRTA to meet Nov. 10 at Cedar Village
• Cash Express takes holiday donations
• Richmond Mall facing foreclosure
• Diabetes month offers free events
• Exit poll: Economy dominates voters’ worries
• Richmond woman dies in crash
• ELECTION — Results: Barnes, three new commissioners
• ELECTION: Tea party hero Rand Paul wins Senate seat
• ELECTION — Preliminary results: Connelly has narrow lead in mayor's race
• ELECTION — Preliminary results: Kent Clark wins re-election bid
• ELECTION — Preliminary results: Shepherd ahead in family judge race
• Purse containing $2,000 is stolen from Walmart
• Clerk: Large turnout expected at voting polls today
• Mental health worker pleads guilty to abuse
• Daughter glad police continued to investigate disappearance
• Three exhibits set to open Wed. at EKU Giles Gallery
• EKU plans activities in observance of Veterans Day
• EKU music department presents trio recital
• EKU dedicates Noel Studio for Academic Creativity
• EKU homecoming parade
• MCHS band places fourth in state competition
• Berea gets B+ for being green
• Tickets for ‘Rabbit Hole’ at EKU on sale Nov. 8
• Schools working to keep children healthy
• Tutor training begins Nov. 9 at Project Read
• Speed, alcohol called factors in fatal crash
• A ghoulishly good time
• Camp Catalpa rumors leak from city hall
• Facility to focus on alternative fuel technology
• Colleges are favorite ‘haunt’ for some
• Police: Man struck family member with table leg in alcohol-fueled fight
• Disappearance of local man in 1985 closer to being solved
• Hundreds ‘step-up for kids’
• Prof. Mortimer P. Beazley’s Traveling Hall of Oddities
• Man may get 40 years in federal child porn case
• EKU faculty brass will perform Wednesday
• Grand jury to hear sex crimes cases
• Yard sale to benefit art program, vendors needed
• Smart, Nash hope to replace Rep. Moberly
• Corbin man arrested for 1985 murder
• Off-duty officer aids in pursuit of theft suspect
• County officials to unveil new enhanced wireless technology radio system today
• Case continued against former beauty queen
• ‘A forgotten treasure’
• Employee assaulted by alleged shoplifter
• Grayson expects normal turnout on election day
• Candidate profiles: State House of Representatives — 73rd District
• Police: Man said he struck murder victim
• Weather causes injury crash on US 25
• Candidate profiles: State House of Representatives—36th District
• Work on performing arts center continues
• Soaked in the city
• Hot summer pays off for Paradise Cove
• Human Rights office moves into City Hall
• Richmond man charged with stealing car
• Body identified as woman missing since May
• Second escapee surrenders
• Depot, equine center team up to help wounded warriors
• Police discover suspected meth lab
• Ex-RPD officers file suit against sheriff, others
• Medical examiner works to identify decomposing body
• Democrats Murphy, Smart raise more funds than opponents
• Teen dies in accidental shooting
• Man arrested after allegedly throwing knives at a woman
• Candidate profiles: State Senate — District 34
• BREAKING NEWS — Coroner's office identifies body
• BREAKING NEWS — Man dies in single-vehicle crash
• Candidate profiles: U.S. Representative
• Committee member: City finance report could be clearer
• Ribbon-cutting planned for EKU’s Noel Studio
• Richmond man sentenced for cash advance robbery
• Parties plan rallies for Madison County
• Homemakers offer cooking, health tips
• Escaped Madison County inmate turns self in
• Applications for heating assistance being offered
• Man charged with felony theft
• Man accused of shooting at cops to get psych exam
• State races: Most Republicans have raised more money
• Hoe-Down makes a comeback
• Local students to be sworn in as Teen Court members
• Berea, Richmond chambers honor retiring legislators
• Council to review revised ordinance allowing chickens
• Decomposed body found in vacant home
• Failure to follow policy may have allowed escape
• Local leaders ‘see the future’ from Energy Star community
• Inmates escape
• BREAKING NEWS — Decomposed body found in vacant house
• Man indicted on sodomy, rape charges
• More than $3K worth of items stolen from car
• Chambers see fruits of partnership
• BREAKING NEWS: One escapee apprehended
• Trial date set for man accused of killing infant
• 5 vying for votes on school board
• Richmond woman pleads guilty to stabbing boyfriend
• Candidate profiles: Berea City Council — Part 2
• BREAKING NEWS: Inmates escape custody
• 'Blithe Spirit'
• Judge sends unusual case to grand jury
• Alleged shoplifter attempts to bite store employee
• City to sell 20 acres for new auto parts plant
• Stolen car recovered
• Candidate profiles: Berea City Council — Part 1
• Mayor offers $250 for information about stolen signs
• Former beauty queen pleads not guilty to assault
• Ribbon-cutting planned for EKU research laboratory
• Audit finds Berea in good standing
• Police: Fraudulent checks passed at area businesses
• Frightfully fun
• Cat loses limb after being shot
• Candidate profiles: Berea Mayor
• Former beauty queen charged with assault pleads not guilty
• Berea Community football coach resigns
• Man credited with foiling alleged theft attempt
• Richmond man charged with rape, burglary
• Friday lunch to honor Moberly, Worley
• Making the holidays bright
• Candidate forums on net
• Audit finds issues with jail canteen
• World War II Round Table organized
• Sing and sign
• Banquet a celebration of youth and longevity
• Child porn case set for Nov. 18
• $1K in items reported stolen from AT&T store
• A window into history
• Candidate profiles: Richmond City Commission
• Both sides want Senate gains
• State Republicans looking to gain ground
• Plethora of political signs mostly adhere to rules
• Students set to march
• Man being credited with helping prevent the theft of handgun
• Halloween hits Madison County
• Mayor, challenger disagree on finances
• Meeting the voters
• Teens plead guilty in liquor store burglary
• Alleged dealers rounded up
• EKU alumni, friends invited to Homecoming
• Taking a break to enjoy the weather
• About 53,000 registered to vote in county
• Hughes, Tudor seeking Dist. 3 magistrate seat
• Suspect arrested in Ravine robbery
• Chandler battles to retain seat
• RAC hosts Paint the Town Pink event
• Man indicted for child porn possession
• Rounding up the suspects
• Man sentenced to 15 years for three robberies
• Mentoring program plans first meeting
• Richmond woman among 25 honored by KSP
• White Hall Park
• Berea teens charged with felony theft
• Candidate Profiles: Magistrate District 2
• Hearing postponed for man accused of murder
• Summons issued in federal lawsuit against jailer, jail employees
• Richmond city staff reduced by 50 in 7 months
• Ex-beauty queen accused of assault set for arraignment
• Candidate Profiles: Magistrate District 1
• Local WWII study group forming
• Man charged with drug crimes fails to appear in court
• Curious kids visit the library
• Board/SBDM councils meeting canceled
• Man charged with robbery of local hotel
• Trial continued for alleged EKU flasher
• Woman charged with stabbing boyfriend
• Dancing through time
• Police looking for home invasion suspect
• Man accused of sodomizing, abusing child to plead guilty
• Madison Central royalty
• County’s White Hall Park nearing completion
• Candidate profiles: Madison County Jailer
• Police looking for home invasion suspect
• Candidate profiles: Madison County Sheriff
• Giving false hope: Scammers taking advantage of foreclosed homeowners
• Pumpkin Run to end race for county’s Triple Crown
• Round table discussion to focus on youth, race
• On the big screen
• Minding the books
• Man facing charges after allegedly fleeing from police
• Three candidates seek office of county clerk
• Art history
• Hearing delayed for man accused of abusing child
• Clark, Quick face off for judge executive position
• Theft charges may lead to plea agreement
• Grand jury to hear rape case
• Marching forward
• Amended smoking ban in early stages
• Boone County man injured Wednesday in Madison crash
• Richmond man indicted for robbery
• Woman injured in morning crash
• Poverty on the rise for all ages in Madison County
• Project Read to open new Richmond location
• Board passes stricter ban on smoking
• Anthropology professor to present next EKU Chautauqua Lecture
• Television replay dates for League of Women Voters candidate forums
• Couple accused of child abuse appears in court
• Red Cross in dire need of funding
• Police say man made girlfriend ‘fear for her life’
• Berea official: Past three years brings 240 jobs
• Going to the mountains
• Beauty queen accused in assault stripped of title
• Berea Class of ’80 throwing tailgate party
• PAC announces partnership with Central Baptist
• Forum: Candidates cite reasons they should be elected
• Madison Central drama club presents ‘The Crucible’
• Violent attack survivor arrested for murder
• Police search for robbery suspects
• Man charged in weekend stabbing
• BREAKING NEWS — Police: Fight results in murder
• Blessing the animals
• Berea Arts Council presents 2nd Friday reading
• Breast cancer awareness event tonight at First Christian Church
• Madison Community Band sets fall concert
• Man accused of attacks on Middle Eastern men
• Local ‘Ghost Scouts’ take hunting seriously
• Union City pair participate in WEG
• CSI: Richmond
• October filled with events of arts, history
• Second Sunday event promotes physical activities
• Domestic violence awareness month features rally, play
• Celebrating life
• Group plans to avoid depot closure after destruction
• Magistrate candidates speak out
• Amid member’s protest, school board passes working budget
• Community gathers to celebrate cancer survival, raise awareness
• More than $2K in jewelry reported stolen
• Child porn case sent to grand jury
• Forum to feature state candidates
• Parading through town
• Voter registration deadline looms
• Family separated by life, united by death
• Chili cook-off set for Saturday
• Coach accused of sexual abuse forbidden from being in county
• Police say man sexually abused woman with gun
• Dancers welcome Michael White as Oct. 9 caller
• Habitat looking for volunteers, future homeowners
• Roundtable group forming to study World War II
• Right to Life to conduct Life Chain on Sunday
• Bed bugs becoming a problem in city
• White Hall scores high on KCCT
• Motel room burglarized
• Putting their hidden pain on display
• $50,000 in pills stolen
• Man dies of injuries suffered in I-75 collision
• Police arrest man wanted for EPO violations
• Going green
• Jury finds man guilty of robbery
• Solar tour set for Saturday
• Motorcycle/truck collide on Menelaus Road
• Police seek man for questioning in house fire
• Parade detours route to courthouse for forums
• Central wins marching band competition in Louisville
• Bluegrass legend Bobby Osborne to present free concert Oct. 6
• Austerity won’t restore prosperity
• Testimony: Store owner recognized man who robbed him
• Berea accounting firm catches fire, moves location
• Tea time
• City finance committee gets update for August
• Magazine: EKU best college for veterans
• Man indicted in connection with home invasion
• Local students to attend equestrian games
• Raising the flag
• Three new regents join EKU board
• Voters’ group plans forums
• Club promotes unity, abilities
• Grand jury to get case of Berea man accused of assault
• Arson investigation launched after Parrish Avenue fire
• Somerset man arrested for EKU flashing
• Credit card stolen from Berea used in Richmond
• Somerset man arrested for EKU flashing
• EKU student assists with NASA beekeping project
• KU to remain same after sale to U.S. firm, spokesperson says
• Irvine man indicted on sodomy charge
• Richmond man accused of raping, sodomizing woman
• U.S. Marshals conduct sex-offender roundup
• Richmond police warn of donation scam
• Man killed in motorcycle crash
• ‘Fiesta’ for good cause
• Man accused of shooting at cops indicted
• Making wishes come true
• Technology makes tax collecting more customer-friendly
• Three former caregivers indicted for abuse
• Testing: Many students not college ready
• Mayor refuses to break tie vote
• BREAKING NEWS: Coach arrested for sex abuse of student
• Burn ban issued for Madison County
• Powwow, Boonesborough siege set for this weekend
• No injuries after semi flips on interstate
• Chandler urges Democrats to ‘get fired up’
• Driver safety program set for Sept. 28
• Richmond man accused of stealing files lawsuits
• Road closure scheduled for KY 21
• Police search for purse-snatching suspect
• Police: Berea man drove erratically with toddler as passenger
• Second flashing incident reported on EKU campus
• Man exposes himself to females on EKU campus
• Haitian mayor visits Richmond
• Gloria Steinem, bell hooks, lead discussion on women's issues
• Honoring a job well done
• Artisan Center to open store at WEG
• Case against 3 accused of break-ins continues
• Living among the dead
• Exploring the ghosts in Cassius Clay’s home
• Better choices, better health
• Model teams with Hong Kong school
• School program provides food
• Man pleads not guilty
• Festival of food and fun
• Accused robbers to stand trial
• Miami man pleads guilty in robbery
• Man hit by train identified
• Police searching for suspects in burglaries
• Sweet rewards
• Man pleads not guilty to 95 counts of child porn
• Berea man, 71, sentenced for fatal crash
• Court appearance for man accused of murder continued
• Local agencies switching to digital communication
• Gloria Steinem to speak Sunday
• Lake Reba shuffleboard court to open
• October pretrial set for cemetery vandalism case
• Refugee All Stars to present free concert Sunday at EKU
• Film festival at Gillum’s raises money for cancer
• Court hearing continued for robbery suspect
• Taking them back
• Demil plant 25 percent complete
• Victim in home invasion charged with drug crimes
• Learning how to save a life
• Richmond man facing felony burglary charges
• No heavy lifting allowed
• Madison Central Spanish teacher honored
• Property tax rate set for county
• Mother of child killed in crash files lawsuit
• Court of appeals orders closure of adult bookstore
• EKU telescope deck open to the public Friday night
• Man subdued with Taser after alleged assault
• One week left to register for FEMA flood assistance
• BREAKING NEWS: Water main breaks on EKU campus
• Local arts groups get state grants
• Five Madison students named Merit semifinalists
• EKU enrollment is up 2.9 percent
• Mondays with Maggy
• Police: Woman struck relative in head with lamp, mirror
• More than spoonbread
• Time to paint the town pink
• Icing on the cake
• Hearing delayed for man accused of possessing child porn
• Man pleads guilty to robbery
• Festival a success despite morning rain
• Pregnancy Help Center hosts baby shower
• We can learn by studying lottery winners
• Court appearance continued for Berea man accused of infant abuse
• Court appearance continued for men accused of robbing store
• Cool Waters holds off rain for Arts Gala
• State tax receipes up, but not enough
• Medical issue leads to injury crash
• Court appearance continued for Richmond man accused of rape, sodomy
• Task Force readies for second year
• Field Day
• Man shot during home invasion
• Getting the flu shot
• Arrest made in July Family Dollar robbery
• Water line insurance offer is not associated with Richmond Utilities
• Performing arts center seeks public input
• Free prostate screenings on Tuesday
• Child death case delayed for analysis of autopsy results
• Mark Twain visits county
• Woman gets two years for child abuse
• Radar operators to reunite, conduct memorial at depot
• Liquor store robbers sentenced to 30 years
• Flu shot clinic Friday at Health Dept. in Richmond
• Testing the water
• Man arrested after hit-and-run crash
• Negotiations could lead to Camp Catalpa settlement
• Chic ladies
• No injuries in Waco fire
• Suspect in violent home invasion appears in court
• Leaking mustard rounds overpacked
• Man facing felony charges after crash
• Free soil testing
• Judge Logue to give Constitution Week address
• Richmond finalizes tax rate
• Street connector now a dead issue
• Car crash claims local woman’s life
• Army forum inspiring, educational
• Arts Gala, Pottery Festival kick off fall activities
• More kids in poverty
• LWV supports ReadyKentucky
• Madison County performers selected to perform at WEG
• Lots of choices on November ballot
• Madison County artists selected to appear at WEG
• Community celebration
• Alford plea for two suspected in Iowa robbery
• Arts Gala, Pottery Festival kick off autumn activities
• EKU to host National Junior Classical League Convention
• Delinquent taxpayers given warning to pay
• Commissioner: No one should take credit for street paving
• Voting resumes for playground ‘Refresh’ grant
• Hearing delayed for 3 accused of violating graves
• Lots of choices on November’s ballot
• Special response team assists with domestic assault
• Richmond man pleads guilty to robbing stores
• Hudson to retire from Pattie A. Clay
• A work of art
• Man wanted on felony charges in Ohio arrested in Richmond
• Training for teen court begins soon
• Man gets 30 years for robbery
• Probation revoked for man accused in fatal car crash
• Expanding education
• Police seek man who attempted to rob pet store
• Man sitting on tracks struck, killed by train
• Police arrest Richmond man for burglary
• Emergency sirens to sound Saturday
• Increasing access
• Republican party hosting open house
• Man who fired ‘warning shots’ pleads guilty
• BREAKING NEWS: Man sitting on tracks hit, killed by train
• Battlefield Park getting pistol belonging to Gen. Nelson’s killer
• Tuesday public forum set for city tax increase
• Recycling event to benefit Madison County Humane Society
• Dog reported stolen in Berea returns home
• Kentucky author celebrates latest issue of ‘Appalachian Heritage’
• Some not happy with cemetery conditions
• Local SBA disaster loan centers to close
• Foothills, White House provide school supplies
• Fight between two men ends with stabbing
• Time to clean up
• Church celebrates 225th year
• Arrest made in violent May robbery
• Online classes popular at EKU
• Madison Central grad a part of football history
• Free waste collection planned in September
• Richmond nearing improved fire insurance classification
• Smith stepping down after 11 years as cemetery board chair
• End Saturday mail delivery?
• 20th annual RAAC Arts Gala set for Sept. 10
• Reliving history
• New home permits up in 2010
• Police: ‘Quick-change’ artist stealing from area restaurants
• 6th annual Pottery Festival is Sept. 11-12
• Central Kentucky Drug Task Force receives share of $4M grant
• A world of opportunities
• Berea man indicted for April car chase
• Ag commish is looking at potential run for governor
• Man indicted for crash that killed a Berea couple
• Grand jury to get sodomy case
• Berea man charged with possession of child pornography
• BREAKING NEWS: Water advisory lifted
• One of two Richmond water mains breaks
• Police chief wins national honor
• Eastern opens doors to veterans
• Drug roundup leads to long day in court
• Cinderella
• Teen arrested in standoff with police
• Mending fences
• BREAKING NEWS: One of two Richmond water mains break
• Sheriff’s department releases names of those arrested in drug roundup
• Richmond hears first reading of property tax rate
• Two are arrested for DUI after separate traffic stops
• Officials seek grant to build walking path
• Fast flying feathers
• Candidates to speak at rally
• Shots fired: Domestic dispute leads to 2 arrests
• Disaster unemployment assistance available in six Kentucky counties
• Retiring EKU Chautauqua founder MacLaren to speak Thursday
• SBA loan application is key to additional FEMA assistance
• Walk aims to fight sex discrimination
• Berea hospital invites patients, families to improve patient experience
• Taking pride
• Traffic stop leads to arrest for trafficking
• Agencies to patrol for drunk drivers throughout September
• City finishes in year in the red, but does not borrow funds
• Trading after-school snack for after-school workout
• 90 years of equal rights
• Pops at the Park
• Submit your ghost stories!
• Wet and wild
• Richmond man pleads not guilty to murder
• State officials: Despite recent accidents, Red Lick Road has low crash rating
• Richmond woman facing multiple felonies
• EKU, Cooperative Extension Service join efforts to sponsor regional Bioenergy Field Day
• Opportunity knocks
• Man accused of possession of child porn to stand trial
• Beshear reduces non-merit staff to save $5 million
• Tourism is ‘big business’ for Berea economy
• Moving in day
• Berea man accused of murder pleads guilty to lesser charge
• Police arrest two for forged checks
• Leaking mustard gas agent at depot stopped
• Former nurse’s aide sentenced for abuse
• Water Fun Day set for Saturday
• Richmond Centre adds more retailers
• SBA outreach office opens in Berea
• Spellbinders share stories
• Hundreds of pills confiscated in drug bust
• Investigation into fatal train crash continuing
• Judge reduces bond for shooting suspect
• Honoring Cassius M. Clay
• 3 charged with burglary
• County schools score well on ACT
• Child taken to hospital after crash
• Berea council tackles city flooding issues
• BREAKING NEWS: One child taken to hospital as 'precaution' after school bus crash
• Dozens arrested in drug roundup
• Tates Creek Baptist Church set to celebrate 225 years
• Couple accused of abusing child to appear in court
• EKU named military-friendly school for second year by G.I. Jobs magazine
• No two days the same for Richmond fire chief
• Jones receives 2010 Folk Heritage Award
• Fun with Arts
• Medicare ‘Extra Help’ application assistance offered at senior center
• Lawsuit against teacher settled
• Items stolen from several vehicles
• Five manhole covers stolen
• Three local KSP officers among 42 promoted
• Pattie A. Clay hosts first ‘Healthy Living Series’
• Equestrian Games affordable, accessible to local residents
• Those affected by flood eligible for unemployment benefits
• Equestrian art featured at Berea Artisan Center
• Man arrested for stabbing brother
• ‘A litany of blessings’
• EKU arts center seeks sponsors
• Celtic festival to feature music of the Emerald Isle
• Students urged to protect selves from theft
• Let the battle begin
• EKU named among America’s Best Colleges by Forbes for third year
• Theft case leads to drug charges
• Berea man pleads not guilty to robbery charge
• ‘Cleaner and greener’
• Sing, sing, sing!
• Conservation district to get $310,000 for ag investment program
• Berea woman killed in early morning crash
• Madison County Schools to resume health care clinics
• Berea man gets 20 years for sexual abuse
• Victims of July storms, flooding eligible for federal assistance
• Court waiting on forensic samples in infant death case
• Fire fight
• Local businesses warned of T-shirt scam
• Parents plead guilty in child abuse case
• Second Sunday seeking volunteers
• 2009 instructor at Berea indicted for sex abuse
• Man arrested for child porn possession
• Richmond police searching for robbery suspect
• Hearing postponed for man accused of shooting at police
• Woman injured in crash on KY 421
• Manhole covers reported stolen
• GB rocket placed in leakproof container
• Owner of controversial electric sign sued by business shareholder
• Walking the red carpet to academic excellence
• Co-op members seek to deny EKPC borrowing authority
• Acres of Land concord wins double gold at Indy
• Berea mayor gets challenger
• Construction down $94M in past five years
• Workshop to focus discovering family history
• BREAKING NEWS: Woman killed in train collision
• Two guns stolen from parked cars
• Four people injured in I-75 crash
• Chief proposes restructuring of police department
• Leaking rocket found in depot container
• Looking for a happy ending
• Community band preparing for season
• Depot to test sirens Thursday morning
• Leaking rocket discovered in depot container
• $2.3 million in federal loans helps keep B&H Tool going
• Agreement with AG alters Topix policies
• Pops at the Park goes to the beach
• Hearing set for man accused in police standoff
• Home sales up 23.5 percent in second quarter
• Historical Society holds annual picnic
• Cassius Clay to get plaque in county’s Walk of Fame
• Light the Night
• Jamming for a cause
• Program to raise awareness
• Madison County students score well on spring ACT
• Stitching stories
• Smoking ban dramatically improves indoor air quality
• Three residences burglarized
• This Rolls Royce keeps on rollin’
• Council considers convention center
• Quilt Extravaganza begins today
• Fiery crash slows down interstate for 9 hours
• Missing couple case remains at standstill
• Program introduces local experts, artists
• Madison Central 20-year reunion planned
• Health board hires new director
• Richmond man arrested, accused of trying to kill police officers
• Sodomy cases to be heard by grand jury
• Taking care of its customers
• Floyd: District working on new partnership for school clinics
• 3 incumbents, 5 others in Berea Council race
• County works with animal owner to ensure better living conditions
• Crush of mud finally plugs BP’s well in the Gulf
• Residents give input on city plan
• Berea citizens speak up about flood damage
• Beekeeper ‘sweetens’ reclaimed mines
• Three arrested for thefts
• Catalytic converter thefts rise
• Police: Woman who spat on officer arrested for DUI
• Police search for owners of hungry, unattended animals
• Lane closures scheduled for Chestnut Street
• Design of chemical weapons destruction facility concludes
• Tackles to trims
• Health board likely to name new director
• Skateboard group seeks inclusion in Richmond plans
• Rare coins stolen in burglary
• Florida woman injured in crash near Berea
• Bank card overdraft regs set to begin
• Wan Pen to offer cooking classes at Berea eatery
• Berea police chief settling in
• Focusing on families
• Hearing waived
• Berea men indicted for passing forged checks
• Berea man struck by car in serious condition
• Baldwin Farms shows plastic cover, irrigation
• Damage from Berea flooding about $892K
• BREAKING NEWS: Florida woman injured in crash near Berea
• Berea man hit by car in serious condition
• Reconstruction projects proposed
• Berea’s ‘Head of the Holler’ series to air Sunday on KET
• Summer camp ‘slip sliding away’
• Madison County Fair
• IndieHeaven’s Momentum Awards
• Richmond KY Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts

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