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Ashland Mayor Steve Gilmore's resignation will become effective Tuesday, but officials cannot move to appoint a replacement until at least mid-July. Gilmore, who has stepped down to become superintendent of ...

A zoning request to build twin office towers across from Louisville Slugger Field has passed a key review and now awaits final approval by the Louisville Metro Council.

Conservation best solution to oil woes Friday's opinion column by Martin Schram pretended to address the problem of high gas prices in this country.

Nine former employees of a Carter County group home for mentally handicapped adults have been indicted in connection with what authorities have termed "a dangerous pattern of abuse" at the facility.

John David Preston takes delight in locating lost details of local Civil War history.

A Floyd County man who was riding in the back of a pickup was killed early Tuesday when the truck ran over an embankment.

A Saturday benefit will serve up dinner as well as tributes to a retiring school superintendent and noted Tri-State artist.

Current Poll Do you agree with the Winchester city commission's decision Thursday to build a new $42 million water treatment plant rather than pursue water supply alternatives with Kentucky American Water Co.

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

“It's the very best place to live, work, raise a family, get an education and retire.”

Madison Judge-Executive Kent Clark's road trip Friday through Madison County began on the north end at White Hall Historic State Park, and then moved on to Boonesborough State Park. via Richmond Register

“It's one more thing to enforce and it's huge when you talk about how many people rent in this town, but you have to begin somewhere. To me it's a springboard to making other improvements. It's a foundation. It's a building block.”

Disagreements between tenants and landlords are commonplace, but while some of the complaints stem from discrimination others are simply issues that need to be settled between the two parties. via Independent

Yes No Friday April 11, 2008 Here and There TODAY YOU-NEEKS BEADS LEXINGTON - Be unique and attend You-Neeks Beaded Creations Spring Bling at the Lexington Convention Center. via Winchester Sun

LEXINGTON , Ky. Two University of Kentucky students have received the Carol S. Adelstein Outstanding Student Award this year Samanthia Farthing, a junior majoring in psychology, and Lian Liu, a graduate student ... via UK News

CAReS is very grateful to Commissioner Paula Hogsten and Greg Rice, director of Planning and Development, for the bus stop they arranged outside our new location. via Independent

Kentucky State Police are still investigating. Story by Latasha Hughes Email Other Stories by Latasha Hughes MARTIN, KY -- A man is dead after a rock landed on his truck in Kentucky, Saturday evening It ... via WOWK

After astounding the crowd with their talents during last week's Night at the Apollo showcase, dancer R.J. Washington and rapper Jacqueline Cox walked away with top honors in the children and adult categories. via Independent

“Donating the Dodge Ram Quad Cab and supporting these FFA students is the least we can do to support FFA and Agri-Science education.”

Ronald Dowell of Laurel County was the winner of a Dodge Ram Quad Cab simply by donating to the South Laurel FFA Chapter. via TheTimesTribune.com

“We really plan to utilize this facility”

Alice Lucille Martin volunteers her time to several causes. But she has kept Project One of Louisville, a non-profit educational organization, at the top of her list throughout its 23-year history, working ... via The Courier-Journal

Cattle roundup I had the urge at midnight for pancakes. Since there is no one here to wake up, I decided I really needed to treat myself with pancakes. via Cynthiana Democrat

Twelve Morehead State University students have been selected to participate in the 2008 Kentucky Intercollegiate Band. via WMKY-FM Morehead