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School officials find new home for Brooks Elementary off Hwy. 1526 For years, there have been discussions about selling the property along East Blue Lick Road that is home to Brooks Elementary School.

Adair County workforce passes 9,000 for first time ColumbiaMagazine.com June workforce chart, unemployment chart, included in this story Special ColumbiaMagazine.com story & charts Data from Kim Saylor ...

Where to go and what to do if you're staying close to home Although this is by no means a comprehensive list, we have a few ideas for inexpensive destinations if you're staying in the area for vacation: ...

Deborah Clayton, commissioner of the Kentucky Department of Commercialization and Innovation, will speak at the Venture Club of Louisville's luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 2 at the Galt House.

Senior adults who have pre-registered may pick up their commodities at each designated site.

Transforming Edgez opens Transforming Edgez, 138 Campbellsville Bypass, Suite 3, recently celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon cutting.

Clown camp at Old Mulkey July 17, 18, 2008 By Sheila Rush Special ColumbiaMagazine.com story from Commonwealth News Center Old Mulkey Meetinghouse State Historic Site will host "Clown Camp" on Thursday and ...

Insurance bids opened. Sticker shock, complexity, move court to take up matter at Emergency April 24, 2008 meeting Tire amnesty not until next spring, but Mr.

Sanders presents arthritis symposium Dr. Richard A. Sanders, board certified orthopedic surgeon, spoke to a crowd of about 85 individuals at the May 22 educational program titled "Arthritis, Tendonitis and ...

By Samantha Swindler / Managing Editor Here's two quick notices parents of Corbin school district students should know: 1. School breakfasts and lunches are increasing by 25 cents 2. Don't worry about those ...

Changeable copy signs hot topic at Bardstown Council working session During a working session Tuesday, Bardstown City Council members discussed the proposed sign ordinance and voiced their concerns on allowing ...

Three individuals were arrested Sunday afternoon for alcohol intoxication following a shoplifting complaint at Shell Food Mart on Columbia Avenue.

Christa Ritchie Fabulously fun shoes by fashion designer Betsey Johnson have arrived in the women's shoe department at Von Maur.

Michelle Hurst rehearsed In This Place, a one-woman play about the Oldham House, at the Downtown Arts Center Theatre in Lexington.

Summer's almost here, and kids are counting the days until they can put their textbooks to rest for a while.

TODAY Exhibition talk. Paul Schrade, Dr. Robert Joling and Philip Van Praage will discuss the second-shooter theory of the Robert F. Kennedy assassination.

Paula Poundstone Friday, May 16 The Kentucky Center, Bomhard Theater 501 W. Main St.

A Bullitt County school bus carrying more than 50 students from Lebanon Junction Elementary School went off the road and flipped onto its side in a ditch yesterday. via The Courier-Journal

“We are pleased that this new office will allow us to collaborate with those influential community leaders, while bringing a little piece of UK to downtown Louisville.”

Some might call it turf infringement. But University of Kentucky officials say their decision to open an office in downtown Louisville just makes good business sense. via The Courier-Journal

The deadline to apply for the next Vogt Invention and Innovation Award is June 16. via The Courier-Journal