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Education briefs for Jan. 3
West High Battle of the Bands set for Jan. 18 West Jessamine High School's 2012 Battle of the Bands will be Friday, Jan. 18, at 7 p.m. Bands can register for the competition by emailing westjessmarchingband@gmail.com. All middle-school and high-school...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Colleges and Universities, Financial Aid, Education, YMCA
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Editorial: Thumbs up
Editor’s note: Given the time of year, we are giving thumbs up to everything this week, so Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Up This was written Thursday, Dec. 20, so if you are reading this on Dec. 27, we have some good news: The world did... -
West Jessamine High School starts student newspaper Colt Nation
jkleppinger@jessaminejournal.comA first-year teacher at West Jessamine High School hopes the launch of a school newspaper will fuel students’ passion for writing the same way his school paper pushed him toward a variety of careers. English teacher Charlie Cox is sponsoring Colt...Tags: Western Kentucky University, Teaching and Learning, Teachers, Students
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Business Briefs for Dec. 4, 2012
Ephraim McDowell Health receives marketing award Ephraim McDowell Health’s Marketing and Public Relations Department recently received a marketing recognition from the Kentucky Society for Healthcare Public Relations and Marketing (KSHPRM). The...
Tags: Awards and Prizes, Arts, Arts and Culture, Politics, Netherlands
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Crime, politics and success topped the local headlines in 2012
Staff WritersIn looking back over the stories published by The Advocate-Messenger in 2012, it was apparent the year started out slowly in terms of big news. But the headlines got bigger as May rolled around and stayed that way throughout the rest of the year. As...Tags: Fox News Channel (tv network), Politics, Injuries and Wounds, Local Government, U.S. Department of Homeland Security
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amnews.com to become pay site on Monday
Starting tomorrow, The Advocate-Messenger will join a growing list of newspapers that charge for unlimited access to their websites. The costs will be reasonable and those who subscribe to the printed edition will get a significant discount. We’re...
Tags: Business, Online Advertising, Advertising
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Publisher Message
Our central Kentucky newspapers, The Advocate-Messenger, the Interior Journal, the Jessamine Journal and the Winchester Sun, have proudly served our communities for more than 150 years. Our length of service is due in part to an unrelenting adherence to...
Tags: Human Interest, Advertising
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Meeting the changing needs of our customers
PublisherOur central Kentucky newspapers — The Advocate-Messenger, The Interior Journal, The Jessamine Journal and The Winchester Sun, have proudly served our communities for more than 150 years. Our length of service is due in part to an unrelenting...Tags: Human Interest, Advertising
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New IJ membership model reflects changing times
Publisher, The Interior JournalThe Interior Journal has proudly served our Lincoln County community for more than 150 years. Our length of service is due in part to an unrelenting adherence to our core values by producing content and services that add value to the lives of our...Tags: Human Interest, New Products, Advertising
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THE BOOKWORM SEZ: 'Totally Mad' is filled with nostalgia
Contributing Writer“Totally MAD: 60 Years of Humor, Satire, Stupidity and Stupidity.” Edited by John Ficarra, c. 2012, Time Home Entertainment, $34.95/$37.95 Canada, 256 pages. There are many things you still wish you had from your childhood. Freedom to...Tags: Dave Berg, Periodicals, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Chevy Chase, Entertainment
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MRS. GREENHANDS: Having autumn fun with falling leaves
Contributing WriterAsk most children what changes the woods go through in autumn and they most likely will tell you about the colorful leaves. The trees reward us with a bright array of colors during the months of September, October and November. Once the leaf reaches... -
Advocate defends AG ruling in city lawsuit over BISCO purchase
tkleffman@amnews.comThe Advocate-Messenger is sticking by an attorney general’s ruling that Danville City Commission violated the state’s Open Meetings Act in its response to the city’s lawsuit asking that the ruling be overturned. In a response filed...Tags: Lawyers, Judges, Trials, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System
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