The Danville Advocate-Messenger

The Danville Kmart location is the latest commercial casualty of the down economy. Full Story »

Editor's note: Taken from the Danville 911 records, the Police Blotter represents a history of the initial calls and the information used by the dispatcher to send officers to investigate complaints. It is not necessarily an indication of what the officer found upon arrival at the scene, or of how the complaint may have been dealt with. Full Story »

Veterans Day event at National College Full Story »

CRAB ORCHARD - A benefit supper and auction is planned Friday for Mervin Miller, who has leukemia, at Ray Miller's residence on Ky. 1369 (Old U.S. 150). Supper starts at 5 p.m. and the auction is at 6:30 p.m. Donations are welcome. Full Story »

The opening service of the the "Unity in the Community" worship series drew 243 people Sunday night to Centenary United Methodist Church. Full Story »

Two local marching bands placed fourth at Saturday's Kentucky Music Educators Association marching band state championships. Full Story »

HARRODSBURG - The public is invited to a groundbreaking ceremony for the planned Mercer County Judicial Center at 11 a.m. Tuesday at 224 S. Main St. Full Story »

By BEN KLEPPINGER Full Story »

By BEN KLEPPINGER Full Story »

Voters began receiving letters Saturday from a committee established to get retail alcohol sales on the ballot in Danville and raise money for a pro-wet campaign. Full Story »

BOYLE Full Story »

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FRANKFORT (AP) - A guard at Northpoint Training Center says inmates who rioted and set fire to buildings in August were upset over the food they were being served. Full Story »

Santa or the Grinch? Full Story »

PERRYVILLE - Perryville may be running out of time to find a fire chief before the state could take action disbanding the small department. Full Story »

STANFORD - New life may be breathed into downtown Stanford by a newcomer with a new vision hired in a new position. Full Story »

Phillip Bailey and his wife each have a full-time job and one small child. On the surface, it would seem that in a period of massive layoffs triggered by the worst economic downturn in decades, they are in pretty decent financial shape. Full Story »

For a Danville resident, a recent trip to Los Angeles also meant the chance to "Come on down!" Full Story »

The Central Kentucky Wildlife Refuge will host a late fall visit to the Fred Loetscher Bird Blind at 9 a.m. Saturday followed by an open house at the Mary Ashby Cheek Nature Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Full Story »

Ben Kleppinger, The Advocate-Messenger's Garrard County reporter, has a new blog focused on coverage of Garrard County called "Garrard County Conversations." Full Story »

HARRODSBURG - For now, Mercer County students will have to stick to school buses when being transported to events. Full Story »

Governor to visit Liberty Full Story »

One of Boyle County's biggest industrial employers could be closing its doors and moving its workforce to Ohio, a move that could cost Danville more than 240 jobs. Full Story »

WAYNESBURG - The process of adopting a child is long, complex and expensive, even if you have an insider's perspective on it like Meredith and Curtis Hannah. Full Story »

Police have arrested one of the three local people wanted in the massive prescription drug round-up known as Operation Flamingo Road, but the other two remain at large. Full Story »