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Retirement party: AARP will sponsor vice-presidential debate festival
dbrock@amnews.comThe life of the party planned for the vice-presidential debate Oct. 11 at Centre College will be the nation’s largest organization representing retirees. AARP, a nonprofit group with more than 37 million members over age 50, announced Thursday in a...Tags: Democratic Party, Politics, Festive Events, Career and Workplace, Ames Straw Poll
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Restoration of the Grand Theater in Lancaster down to months, not years
kpeek@amnews.comLANCASTER — The Grand Theater renovation, which began as a dream in 2000 for McKinley Dailey and others in Garrard County, will soon become a completed reality. “We are down to months, not years. Pretty soon, it will be down to days,”...Tags: John Wilson, Lonnie Napier, Justice System, Politics, Crime, Law and Justice
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Ephraim McDowell raising awareness of Alzheimer's
Perhaps you have noticed that your mother is getting confused about the days of the week. Or maybe she put a pot of beans on the stove and then forgot all about them. Your mother may be exhibiting early symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease, which...
Tags: Symptoms, Diseases and Illnesses, Politics, Mental Health, Millennium Park
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'Overflowing Vessels' pottery exhibit latest muse of retired Asbury art teacher
jkleppinger@jessaminejournal.comNot much in Rudy Medlock’s life is empty. Pottery, framed art and old books line the walls and shelves not just of his own home but of his bed and breakfast, his studio and the adjoining house he moved log by log from Owingsville to Wilmore. But...Tags: Broadway Theater, Politics, Arts, Libraries, Artists
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Former Danville doctor to lead AMA
Dr. Ardis Hoven has been appointed president of the American Medical Association. A former member of the medical staff at Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center, Hoven will become the 168th president and only the third female president in the...
Tags: Politics, General Practitioners
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A generation exposed to violence
Contributing riterI had the July 20 release date for “The Dark Knight Rises” in the back of my mind since it was announced by Warner Brothers about a year and a half ago. There was no doubt that I would see it at midnight, as I often do with movies for which...Tags: Christopher Nolan, Interior Policy, Politics, Movies, Gun Control
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What's New at the Library: There's a mystery waiting to be solved
We have a mystery at the library and we’re hoping this article or one of our patrons can help us solve it. A few weeks ago, I mentioned a magnanimous patron donated more than 1,000 popular romance novels to the ongoing book sale shelves in the...
Tags: Environmental Issues, Human Interest, Politics, Libraries, Romance (genre)
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Boyle jail adds program to make posting bonds easier
smojica@amnews.comIn the next couple of weeks, Boyle County Detention Center officials and inmates will have a state-of-the-art system for easily managing money. During a recent Fiscal Court meeting, Boyle Jailer Barry Harmon discussed how a financial management system...Tags: Police Arrests, Politics, Punishment, Economy, Business and Finance, Finance
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REAL LIFE DEALS: Store discounts can add up to serious savings
Contributing columnistIf you’re going to be shopping this week, make sure you plan ahead and take coupons. Of course, it’s always cheaper to simply not spend money. If something is 30 percent off the regular price, you’re still paying real money out of your...Tags: Politics, Old Navy, Redbox
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GUEST COLUMN: Policy challenges require patience, perseverance
Contributing WriterPatience isn’t only a virtue. It’s also a necessary weapon in successfully opposing policies resurrected from history’s ash heap to threaten our economic and social freedom. However, patience gets harder to maintain – by the...Tags: Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Parliament, Politics, Africa, Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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Plenty of books available for sale at library
Clark County LibraryWith an end to the Friends book sales, where’s the best place to buy books inexpensively in Winchester? Still, the library. When you come into the library, take a look at the book shelves in the lobby’s upper left hand corner. There you can...Tags: Politics, Libraries, Romance (genre), Arts and Culture
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Clark Public Library whets appetites of hungry herbivores
Clark County Public Library Adult Services LibrarianYou’ll see tomato plants in the lobby of the library the next time you visit. No, we’re not turning the foyer into a greenhouse, we’re selling tomato plants to raise money for the library’s yearly Appalseeds Heirloom Vegetable...Tags: Politics, Libraries, Tomatoes, Healthy Diet, Arts and Culture
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