Honor students urged to build future here
Students honored at the 2004 All-Academics banquet were told their opportunities "are limitless"... More
- By GAYLE COULTER State Journal Staff Writer
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L.I.F.E. goes on
For the past year, L.I.F.E. House for Animals has served as a holding area for local pets that... More
- By BEN ROBERTS State Journal Staff Writer
Democrats pick Carroll for Senate
For Julian Carroll, Democratic primary election night 2004 was certainly sweeter than the one in... More
- By CHARLES PEARL State Journal Staff Writer
Three for all
They've spent nearly every school year together, from kindergarten through their senior year in... More
- By MARY BRANHAM State Journal News Editor
Workshop to address school bullying issue
Is your child reluctant to go to school, withdrawn or depressed? If so, a school bully may be the... More
- By MELISSA ARNOLD State Journal Staff Writer
Group maps out strategy for battle against merger
About 26 people against the merger of city and county governments gathered for two hours at the... More
- By CHARLES PEARL State Journal Staff Writer
Turnout light in early voting
Despite two vigorous local primary races, including one involving a former Kentucky governor, the... More
- By PAUL LEIGHTTY State Journal Staff Writer
City appoints Thurman's replacement
City commissioners didn't waste any time naming a replacement for outgoing commissioner Tracey... More
- By GAYLE COULTER State Journal Staff Writer
Blessed by music
Ruth Sudduth has something of a unique way of looking at her nearly 60 years of providing... More
- By PHILIP CASE State Journal Columnist
Family donates $30,000 for FCHS arts, humanities
At a time of budget cuts, Franklin County High School's arts and humanities department finds... More
- By MELISSA ARNOLD State Journal Staff Writer
Senate race is hot one
Franklin County Republicans and Democrats have seven races to consider in the 2004 primary... More
- By PAUL LEIGHTTY State Journal Staff Writer
History on block
The Saturday morning sun wasn't shining bright on Kentucky horse farm country where the late Gov.... More
- By CHARLES PEARL State Journal Staff Writer
Commissioner quits to accept post with state
City Commissioner and Mayor Pro Tem Tracey Thurman submitted her resignation Saturday,... More
- By CHARLES PEARL State Journal Staff Writer
Local couple facing charges in charitable gaming probe
A Frankfort couple were arrested Friday amid allegations they have been running an elaborate... More
- State Journal Staff Report
The cicadas are coming!
For the next few weeks, many parts of the East and Midwest will be held hostage - by a 3-inch... More
- By BEN ROBERTS State Journal Staff Writer
Grieving mom urges students reject drinking
Many Franklin County High School students had tears in their eyes Thursday morning as they... More
- By MELISSA ARNOLD State Journal Staff Writer
Ragland seeking retrial
Just outside the Kentucky Supreme Court Chamber in the Capitol Thursday morning, Frankfort's... More
- By CHARLES PEARL State Journal Staff Writer
Air conditioning out at Bondurant
Parents of students at Bondurant Middle School may be concerned that the school hasn't had air... More
- By PAUL LEIGHTTY State Journal Staff Writer
Lunch choices expand
Downtown workers will soon have another option for where to eat lunch the Transportation... More
- By PAUL LEIGHTTY State Journal Staff Writer
No lizards in library, board rules
Kayla, the library rabbit, can stay. But lizards and other animals can no longer enter the Paul... More
- By CHARLES PEARL State Journal Staff Writer
Homemakers collect blankets for Indian reservations
For more on this story, see the latest State Journal.. More
Buyers find big bargains from old office building
If you're in the market for a few dozen steel file cabinets or plastic-molded chairs, you may... More
- By PAUL LEIGHTTY State Journal Staff Writer
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