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Rebecca Tomlin, left, plays Bella Lamb, and Tim Jordan plays Lloyd Andrews in Berea Arena Theater's production of "Rehearsal for Murder" during dress rehearsal Tuesday.
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Monica Welles, portrayed by Norma Kennedy, slaps David Mathews, portrayed by Chad Hembree, in Berea Arena Theater's production of "Rehearsal for Murder."
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"Rehearsal for Murder," directed by Eddie Kennedy at Berea Arena Theater, showcases local talent such as John Stauffer who plays the lead as Alex Dennison in the murder mystery.
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John Stauffer, far left, plays Alex Dennison in Berea Arena Theater''s production of "Rehearsal for Murder" with, from left, back row, Chad Hembree, Tim Jordan, Chuck Morgan, front row, Diane Kerby, and Rebecca Tomlin, during dress rehearsal Tuesday. The play opens Thursday and runs through Sunday, and Feb. 15-17. Tickets for adults are $8 and $5 for children and students. Show times are 8 p.m. and 2 p.m. Sunday.
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John Stauffer does narration as Alex Dennison during dress rehearsal of Berea Arena Theater's production of "Rehearsal for Murder."
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From left, Diane Kerby, as Karen Daniels, Chuck Morgan, as Leo Gibbs, Chad Hembree, as David Mathews, John Stauffer, as Alex Dennison, and Norma Kennedy, playing Monica Welles, during dress rehearsal in the Berea Arena Theater presentation of �Rehearsal for Murder� Tuesday. The play by Brooke, Levinson & Link, will start Thursday, Feb. 7-9 and Feb. 15-17. Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for children and students.
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Berea Arena Theater will present Rehearsal for Murder' from Thursday through Sunday, and Feb. 15-17. Show times are 8 p.m., and 2 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 children and students. Norma Kennedy, left, and John Stauffer, right, play Monica Welles and Alex Dennison.
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‘Etta May’s On Her Way’ for Model Lab benefit
Laughter will fill Eastern Kentucky University’s Keen Johnson Ballroom June 8 when southern comedienne Etta May comes to town for Model Laboratory School’s first annual fundraising event.
Half of the ticket proceeds will be donated to help five Model programs: Scholarships, gifted programs, the arts, athletics and extended field trips or exchange programs, said school psychologist Ellen Rini. -
Court hearing reveals errors in trafficking case’s investigative file
A discrepancy in police records led to an unusual hearing in a drug trafficking case Thursday in Madison Circuit Court.
The attorney for 49-year-old Carla Rae Clontz made a motion earlier this month for a bill of particulars hearing. Both the prosecution and defense attorneys had noticed problems with the file numbers in Clontz’ case, and there also were different reports of the number of pills sheriff’s deputies allege were found in her home. -
Man charged in theft of cash, skates from Sonic
Richmond police charged Isaac Hamilton, 20, of South Killarney Lane, with two counts of theft by unlawful taking under $500 Tuesday after he allegedly stole from his employer.
Hamilton, a former employee of Sonic on Big Hill Avenue, left the drive-in restaurant May 15 with $273.84, a change dispenser and a pair of roller skates and did not return, the business reported to police. -
Grand jury indicts man on DUI, endangerment charges in injury accident
A February car crash in which one person suffered a broken arm led to the indictment this week of an Irvine man on four wanton endangerment charges.
Zachary C. Goosey, 20, was was traveling eastbound Feb. 18 on the Eastern Bypass when his vehicle crossed the median and struck a westbound vehicle stopped at a traffic light, according to a Richmond police news release. -
Judge: Health exchange suit can proceed
Franklin Circuit Judge Phillip Shepherd will allow a suit challenging Gov. Steve Beshear’s constitutional authority to establish a Health Benefit Exchange — a key feature of federal health care reform — to proceed.
On Thursday, Shepherd denied Beshear’s request to dismiss the suit brought by tea party activists David Adams, Dawn Cloyd and Sarah Durand. -
Board eyes cost-cutting options
In a special-called work session Tuesday, the Madison County School Board looked at ways of reducing a projected $2.84 million draw from its reserves to fund the 2013-14 budget.
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‘Berea’s Unsung Heroes’
A group of Bereans were honored Tuesday night at the Berea Community School Board, many of which had never been in the spotlight before.
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Berea relaxes yard sale ordinance, may restrict fireworks
The Berea City Council adopted a new yard sale ordinance Tuesday, but only after it was amended twice.
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Items stolen, but no one injured in home invasion
Berea police are looking for a man who broke into a First Street home Monday and threatened a resident with a knife.
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Madison County veterans to host Memorial Day ceremonies
The Madison County Veterans Association, which includes a number of local veterans’ organizations, will be hosting two Memorial Day ceremonies Monday.
The first will take place at the Richmond Cemetery near the flagpole at 10 a.m., and the second will follow at noon in Madison County Memorial Gardens on Berea Road.
Everett King of the American Legion, which is coordinating this year’s events, said U.S. Rep. Andy Barr, R-Sixth District, will be present at the morning ceremony.
Every year the Memorial Day event has a theme. Last year’s theme was honoring Vietnam veterans, King said, while this year’s theme is honoring all American soldiers. - More Local News Headlines
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