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David Brannen is thrilled at the forming of the new Anglican Communion in North America.
The University of Kentucky would drain most of its reserve funds for classroom improvements and scholarships and freeze hiring for as many as 150 positions if forced to cut its budget by 4 percent.
A Nicholas County High School student has been diagnosed with whooping cough, according to a letter sent home to parents. The letter also notified parents of a case of chicken pox.
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Robert D. "Bob" Bell, who served in the administrations of several Kentucky governors and is credited with fostering education reforms, died Nov. 28.
In a story on Page D3 in Saturday's City | Region section about a Ten Commandments case in Grayson County, The Associated Press reported erroneously that two attorneys would split more than $44,000 in attorneys fees awarded by a judge. U.S. District Judge Joseph H. McKinley awarded the attorney fees to the plaintiffs — Raymond Harper, Ed Meredith and the American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky. The judge's order did not specify the disposition of the fees.
