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Party like its 1773
About 100 people attend Friday evening’s Taxed Enough Already (TEA) party outside the Madison County Courthouse which included four speakers and special music. Topics addressed at the anti-tax rally included the president’s proposal to increase the federal government’s control of medical care and the “Cap and Trade” bill. The TEA parties are a reference to the 1773 Boston Tea Party.
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Hanging violence out to dry
A powerful message will be strung across Eastern Kentucky University’s campus next week, and students are working hard to put a personal touch on the efforts.
- Closed hearing in RPD case conducted Thursday
- Two arrested in home invasion Wednesday
- Berea a finalist for new plant
- City likely to face $2.1 million deficit
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Hanging violence out to dry
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College of Charleston tops Colonels in shootout at McBrayer in opening round of the CBI
The Colonels certainly didn’t want Wednesday’s showdown with the College of Charleston to turn into a high-scoring shootout.
- Colonels looking for first-ever postseason win in CBI opener
- Madison Middle opens season with pair of losses
- Lady Panthers set to open season
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College of Charleston tops Colonels in shootout at McBrayer in opening round of the CBI
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Pattie A. Clay – A Lasting Memorial
Newcomers to our county may wonder about the name of the Richmond hospital. Here is the story.
- It gets more difficult to grow old
- The early garden
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Pattie A. Clay – A Lasting Memorial
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Budget debate about more than the budget
A few days before the 2010 General Assembly convened, Sen. Robert Stivers, R-Manchester, told a health care group the final version of a new state budget wouldn’t emerge until the last days of the session – just as it always does.
- Bank merger benefits shareholders, not account holders
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Budget debate about more than the budget
