Merger promoter visits foes
Anti-merger organizer John Lowery said Monday if merger is approved in the Nov. 2 election, there... More
- By CHARLES PEARL State Journal Staff Writer
Local News
School board delays classes at Bondurant
The start of school has been delayed one week for students who attend Bondurant Middle School,... More
- By MELISSA ARNOLD State Journal Staff Writer
Longtime City Clerk Shirley Brown retiring
City commissioners mourned the announcement at Monday night's meeting that Frankfort City Clerk... More
- By GAYLE COULTER State Journal Staff Writer
Dropout rates up across county
The dropout rate for both the Frankfort Independent Schools and Franklin County Public Schools... More
- By MELISSA ARNOLD State Journal Staff Writer
Students in AP classes get college credit in high school
Many students locally are taking advantage of earning college credit while they are still in high... More
- By MELISSA ARNOLD State Journal Staff Writer
Merger drive official
Radio jingles and bumper stickers are being created for the newly formed "Citizens United for the... More
- By GAYLE COULTER State Journal Staff Writer
Police probe rash of crimes, won't say if they're related
It had been storming all night before Ruby Watson heard noises downstairs at her Roberts Street... More
- By GAYLE COULTER and BEN ROBERTS State Journal Sta
Candidate vows to help poor area; foe skeptical
Illegal dumping, houses without modern plumbing, snake and mosquito infestations - the Huntertown... More
- By PAUL LEIGHTTY State Journal Staff Writer
Fire severely damages home in Bald Knob
Friday the 13th hit home for a Bald Knob family whose mobile home was severely damaged by fire.... More
- By GAYLE COULTER State Journal Staff Writer
Best friends have day at Old Capitol
Austin Huffman, 10, walked Caey, who seemed to be enjoying his time with Austin and his best... More
Denser development rejected
A proposed plan to rezone approximately 30 acres adjacent to the Game Farm was denied by the... More
- By BEN ROBERTS State Journal Staff Writer
Bourbon & Bluegrass Festival opens
Driving Rain guitarist Jim Willoughby clapped for Wes Faulkner during the opening performance of... More
Hospital says technology improving patients' safety
There's a lot going on at the Frankfort Regional Medical Center these days. For hospital Director... More
- By MARY BRANHAM State Journal News Editor
Sour mash and sweet music
The Bourbon & Bluegrass Festival, now in its second year, kicks off today in Lakeview Park. The... More
- By MELISSA ARNOLD State Journal Staff Writer
Library Board eyes $75,000 in art work for new building
Art for the new library was again a main topic of discussion at Tuesdays Paul Sawyier Public... More
- By CHARLES PEARL State Journal Staff Writer
Police crash car to test investigative methods
A crowd of law enforcement officers from across the state watched a car purposely crash into an... More
- By GAYLE COULTER State Journal Staff Writer
Legislator raps KCTCS defiance of committee
The head of a legislative committee says the Kentucky Community and Technical College System... More
- By PAUL LEIGHTTY State Journal Staff Writer
Grease clogs sewers
Grease is just as bad for the city's sewer system as it is for your arteries. Frankfort's Sewer... More
- By GAYLE COULTER State Journal Staff Writer
Marshall's is cooking again
Happy days are here again for Franklin County Commonwealth's Attorney Larry Cleveland and all the... More
- By CHARLES PEARL State Journal Staff Writer
Convention Center changes rates
The Frankfort Convention Complex is under new management and cleaning things up, says the new... More
- By PAUL LEIGHTTY State Journal Staff Writer
Home is lost to fire
A home in Bentwoods Subdivision was destroyed by fire Friday night. Chris and Staci Taylor, who... More
- By GAYLE COULTER State Journal Staff Writer
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