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Madison County Sheriff Jerry Combs was a Berea police officer for 30 years before taking over as sheriff.
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BREAKING NEWS: Madison County Sheriff Jerry Combs dead of heart attack
County Coroner Jimmy Cornelison told various media outlets Monday night that the Madison County sheriff, 61-year-old Jerry Combs, had died of a heart attack.
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Learning under the sun
Students in Stephen Rupard’s fourth-grade class said they can remember when the wetland full of green frogs, dragonfly larvae and tadpoles was just a dip in the gently rolling hills behind their school.
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Dry cleaner burglary suspect is charged in two other cases
A man charged Friday with breaking into Jack’s Cleaners on Water Street by smashing a window with a tire iron has been charged with two other burglaries in which a similar method was used to gain entry.
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Richmond burglary reports for May 14-18
Register Staff Report
The following burglaries, reported May 14-18, are being investigated by Richmond police
A resident of Wesley Court reported a Wilson bow with arrows and an unknown brand shotgun had been stolen from her residence sometime in the previous two weeks. Estimated loss: $800.
A resident of Foxhaven Drive repo -
Laurence named Register publisher
Ann Laurence has been named publisher of the Richmond Register, succeeding Nick Lewis, who held the post for the previous eight and a half years.
Keith Blevins, Community Newspaper Holdings Inc. chief operating officer announced Laurence’s appointment Monday.
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BREAKING NEWS: Madison County Sheriff Jerry Combs dead of heart attack
- Sports
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H.S. HOOPS: Central's Bosley, Taylor sign with championship programs
Ken-Jah Bosley and Quan Taylor were both key performers as Madison Central claimed its first-ever Sweet 16 title earlier this year.
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H.S. BASEBALL: Central rolls past Model; Southern tops Berea, 10-9
The Indians and Patriots each had the same number of hits Monday during a first-round 44th District Tournament showdown at Berea College.
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H.S. SOFTBALL: Madison Central, Southern set for rematch in district tourny
Madison Southern’s Tara Bord threw a three-inning no-hitter to lead the Lady Eagles to a 15-0 rout of Berea Community in the opener of the 44th District Tournament Monday at Berea College.
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H.S. HOOPS: Central's Bosley, Taylor sign with championship programs
- Lifestyles & Community
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My! How things have changed
I was just thinking the other day about how difficult it is for those of us who are beyond middle age. Things are just not like they were when we were young.
How many of you have noticed that stairs are getting steeper, groceries are getting heavier and everything is much farther away? - Develop your most employable skills: Integrity and respect
- Peter Perlman — Life lessons from a lawyer’s lawyer
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My! How things have changed
- Viewpoints
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Coal problem worth tackling in Washington and Frankfort
Despite hysterical cries from radical environmentalists, neither Sen. Rand Paul’s Defense of Environment and Property Act nor Sen. Mitch McConnell’s Coal Jobs Protection Act would allow activities that bring harm to Kentucky’s wildlife or waterways for the sake of propping up the coal industry.
- Peter Perlman — Life lessons from a lawyer’s lawyer
- Credit score insanity
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