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Breaking News: 'Light Up Willisburg' postponed

Updated: 11:47 am

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Watching the clouds drift away

Perched here on the hill, our view of the horizon extends from Lebanon skies in the southwest over to Springfield’s weather in the northwest, and looking over Texas, to Mackville and Willisburg direction.

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Schools, taxes and students

There was a very long article in the Sun by our editor Jesse Osbourne a couple of weeks ago on a proposed increase in property taxes used to support our public schools in Washington County. The request for an increase came to the school board asking for their approval. Ultimately it was voted down.

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Property values and lake issues

On the front page you may have noticed a story about the top landowners in the county.
In the past, I’ve talked about public records and the Open Records Act.

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Healthy changes in the school cafeterias

Washington County school cafeterias are meeting tough new federal nutrition standards for school meals by staying in compliance with the Healthy Hunger Free Kids Act that was passed by Congress.

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Quiet heroes

By Jim Best

Guest columnist

The public enemies of the world seem to get all the press these days and they hold our fascination for reasons beyond logic.

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Car seating arrangements

There aren’t many things that annoy me as much as when we travel in our van as a family.

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The Internet of the 1940s

There’s one invention from the 20th century that has influenced more history than any other. It’s television.

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A new life

By James Roberts

Central Kentucky News-Journal

What did I do during my summer vacation? I got cancer!

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A call to protect the lake

It was brought to our attention late last week that some property owners around Willisburg Lake were violating the law by occupying city property without permission.

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Evolving education

A group of Kentucky legislators are questioning proposed education standards for Kentucky students. Apparently, in order to meet national education standards, students should be taught about evolution.

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