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  • Circuit court issues writ prohibition on district judge's ruling

    A Madison Circuit Court judge has sided with an assistant county attorney and ruled that Madison District Judge Earl Ray-Neal cannot throw out evidence in drunken-driving cases when a blood test was taken first.

    May 28, 2012

  • 5-27 TeacherRetireLambert2.jpg ‘She wasn’t just a teacher’ : Lambert retires after 43 years at Berea

    Scroll to the bottom of the story to read "Love for Lambert: Berea graduates share memories of their teacher," as well as a list of other Berea retirees this year.

    Writer’s Note: Brenda Lambert is the reason I write articles today (Class of 2000).

    Years ago, a little blonde-haired girl from Rockcastle County gathered her friends to “play school” in a 10-by-10 foot playhouse her father built.
    Even at 12 years old, Brenda Lambert knew she wanted to be a teacher one day.
    “I always felt like an old person trapped in a young person's body,” said Lambert, who is retiring after 43 years of service to Berea Community School.

    May 27, 2012 5 Photos

  • 5-27 Special Olympics4.jpg Special Olympics return for 18th year at EKU

    Next weekend, the Special Olympics Kentucky State Summer Games return to Eastern Kentucky University campus. This is the 18th consecutive year EKU has hosted the event.
    The games will be Friday through June 2. About 1,300 athletes will compete this year.

    May 27, 2012 1 Photo

  • Assault charges reduced, dismissed by grand jury

    Two men arrested in connection with serious assaults had their charges reduced, and in one case dismissed, by a Madison grand jury.
    Jerry Wayne Edington, 34, of Berea Road, was charged Jan. 19 with second-degree assault after an altercation at the Blue Moon bar on East Irvine Street, according to a Richmond police report.

    May 27, 2012

  • 5-27 Dump of the DayBW.jpg Dump of the Day

    The Dump of the Day is a recurring series the newspaper publishes to highlight illegal trash piles and push local governments to cite perpetrators and get illegal dumps cleaned up. See Page A7 in Sunday's paper to read a copy of the city’s ordinance related to trash pickup.

    May 27, 2012 1 Photo

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