High school artists invited to exhibit at KSU in May
The community will soon be able to view the art work of central Kentucky's high school students... More
- By MELISSA ARNOLD State Journal Staff Writer
Local News
Evangelist Tony Campolo to lead National Day of Prayer celebration
Last year, with much promotion and fanfare, evangelist Tony Campolo was coming to town to be the... More
- By PHILIP CASE State Journal Columnist
Nature calls governor, his cabinet
Sunday morning's alarm clock for Gov. Ernie Fletcher and his entourage was the same one that... More
- By CHARLES PEARL State Journal Staff Writer
Sias has interim contract
Dr. Mary Evans Sias, Kentucky State University's next president, has a personal service contract... More
- By MELISSA ARNOLD State Journal Staff Writer
Dignitaries to take Derby bus, not train
Without much ado, Gov. Ernie Fletcher is ending one of the most visible perks of his office - a... More
- By PAUL LEIGHTTY State Journal Staff Writer
The world comes to Good Shepherd
Good Shepherd School hosted Global World Day on Friday with visits to classrooms from people of... More
City sells lot on Carpenter Farm
The city has sold a 1.4-acre lot at the Carpenter Farm for its original asking price of $205,000.... More
- By GAYLE COULTER State Journal Staff Writer
Earth to kids
Wet weather didn't dampen the spirits of Second Street Elementary students celebrating Earth Day... More
- By AMY WHITFIELD State Journal Staff Writer
Human welfare inextricably linked to well-being of land, author says
In the Governor's Mansion early Thursday afternoon, LaJuana Wilcher referred to a wise man and... More
- By CHARLES PEARL State Journal Staff Writer
Flare gun used in shooting, police report
Two men were injured Thursday afternoon in a dispute that ended when one was shot with a flare... More
- State Journal Staff Report
FHS due addition, facelift
Frankfort High School will be receiving a facelift over the next three years. The Frankfort... More
- By MELISSA ARNOLD State Journal Staff Writer
UK seniors play here on Barnstorming Tour
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Drought busters form plan
Someone from the local Electric and Water Plant Board likely will represent the city as Frankfort... More
- By BETH CRACE State Journal Staff Writer
Quarry foes win $1.26 million
After a week of deliberating, a jury found Harrod Concrete and Stone Co.'s blasting operations... More
- By CHARLES PEARL State Journal Staff Writer
Roach critical of memorial project method
The placement of a new memorial to Purple Heart recipients on golf course property at Juniper... More
- By GAYLE COULTER State Journal Staff Writer
School meeting goes high-teck
Through a partnership with the Kentucky School Board Association, Franklin County Public Schools... More
- By AMY WHITFIELD State Journal Staff Writer
Live turkeys, dishes were carrier rewards during the Depression
We make no apologies for it: We want you to buy The State Journal! We'd love for you to subscribe... More
- By PHILIP CASE State Journal Columnist
Soldier's son serving troops in Iraq
Andrew Ford, 9, is doing his part for the soldiers in Iraq. He manages a lemonade and Kool-Aid on... More
- By SUZANNE FELICIANO State Journal Photojournalist
Survivors find support with Bosom Buddies
Visit the Franklin County Health Department the third Thursday of each month and you'll find a... More
- By AMY WHITFIELD State Journal Staff Writer
History takes new direction
Several times each summer when they were children, Louisville's Kent Whitworth and his identical... More
- By CHARLES PEARL State Journal Staff Writer
County eyes retail sales in industrial zones here
The county is considering amending a local zoning law to allow for partial retail sales in... More
- By BETH CRACE State Journal Staff Writer
Displays call attention to child abuse victims
The little blue people are out again at the east and west side fire stations. Although the... More
- By GAYLE COULTER State Journal Staff Writer
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