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Lincoln teen jailed after shooting
A Lincoln County teenager remains in jail without bond today after he allegedly blasted another man with a shotgun from the upstairs window of an apartment Tuesday night.
Stanford meth bust leads to three arrests
Three people were arrested overnight in Stanford for manufacturing methamphetamine after Stanford police officers found two meth labs in a child's bedroom.
Stanford, Lincoln County could discuss possibility of skate park
Local government officials may begin looking into the possibility of building a skate park after a Stanford grandmother brought attention to the lack of space for skateboarders.
Lincoln principals discuss school-by-school impacts of new staff allocations
The Lincoln County Board of Education has finalized its new staffing allocations for the coming school year, and each of the district schools' councils have decided what will be done with the new allocations.
Stanford approved for green-space grant that would clear away flood-prone properties
After a three-year wait, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved grant funding that could allow Stanford to clear away three flood-prone properties near the banks of St.
Lincoln County cancels graduation prayer
STANFORD, Ky. -- A central Kentucky principal says student-led prayer won't be part of the school's graduation ceremony later this month.
Pulaski Co. would be divided into 4 districts in draft plan
An already prepared redistricting plan that divides Pulaski County into four instead of five House districts will be used if Gov.
Free-meal program could expand to all K-6 Lincoln students
Every Lincoln County student from preschool through sixth grade could be eating breakfast and lunch for free next year if the board of education approves a plan to expand a federal free-meals program.
Stanford man indicted on two counts of rape
A Garrard County grand jury has indicted a Stanford man on charges that he twice forced a woman to have sex with him.
Stanford Walmart shooter's trial delayed
A Harrodsburg man who allegedly shot at a Stanford police officer in front of Walmart in August will likely not go to trial on May 2 as had been planned.