Centre College News

Lucy Dillon and Emer O'Donovan enjoying themselves at the Christmas Fair in BEAM, Bagenalstown recently.

Mount Washington resident Kinda Clark was named Miss Kentucky USA and will compete in the spring in Las Vegas for the title of Miss USA.

The South Oldham Rotary Club recently honored its November Student of the Month, Nicole Elise Brown, a senior at South Oldham High School.

Centre College: Davis L. Marksbury of Lexington has been inducted onto the college's board of trustees.

Education: Bond earned a bachelor's degree in government from Centre College in Kentucky and holds a master's degree in public administration from the University of Pittsburgh.

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Centre College/Midway College: Anita Britton, an attorney with Stoll Keenon Ogden's Lexington office, has been appointed to the Board of Trustees of the two independent colleges.

DANVILLE, Ky. - Part of Danville's history has started to emerge from the layers of soil behind the Willis Russell House.

A Henderson native who is a senior at Centre College in Danville, Ky., was named that school's 2009 Homecoming Queen on Oct.

While taking the SAT college entrance exam in June, Wesley Baron Krueger was worried.

Mattie Herald, right, and other dancers rehearsed Ding, Dong The Witch is Dead as part of a traveling production of The Wizard of Oz.

Paul Oberst, a Frankfort native, who now lives in Maine, is giving a talk about his art work at the Aegon Gallery in the Jones Visual Arts building at Centre College Friday, October 30, 3:30 p.m. PAUL OBERST '77: CEREMONIAL OBJECTS, TENTS, TEMPLES AND BLANKETS, a show of Oberst work has been on display at the Aegon Gallery and will run through ...

I get the newsletter from the Kentucky Legislative Research Commission. It's full of all kinds of neat stuff that doesn't make the news a whole lot.

Cathy Burgess Interiors has been awarded the Cornelius A. Hubbach design award for design of the lobby of the United Bank building, located at 2509 Sir Barton Way in Hamburg Place.

Whew! I'm exhausted. My brain hurts. I've dedicated countless hours to figuring out the best way to get rid of Mitchell, our high school senior.

Boehl Stopher & Graves: James M. Inman has joined the firm as an associate in the Lexington office.

A conductor from Centre College in Kentucky was chosen as director of the University of Georgia Performing Arts Center on Wednesday to replace Timothy A. Bartholow, who now is teaching in UGA's music business program.

Carole Lonneman, high school counselor at Villa Madonna Academy, was informed last week that she has been chosen Counselor of the Year by Centre College in Danville, KY.

You might guess Berea College, with its Ecovillage and the newly revamped Boone Tavern, where electric cars get preferred parking.

Is there any way to make colleges charge less? That's the question a panel of policy analysts tackled at the Cato Institute here on Tuesday.