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The Winchester Sun Webcast for May 9

Winchester Sun Sports Editor Keith Taylor interviews Clark County Alumni Club President Andy Cecil about this year's golf scramble.

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Some things defy logic

Some things are just messed up in this imperfect world we live in.

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Woman must repay $93K

The former bookkeeper at Park Equine Hospital was ordered to repay $93,000 Friday after pleading guilty to theft charges.

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Clark Countian discusses profile or oral historian

Steve Flairty’s passion for Kentucky and its people began when he was just a child. His father loved to drive the family around to explore the state and Flairty fondly recalls many hours spent visiting friends or spending time at state parks.

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Winchester's movers and thinkers

For Elizabeth Chalfant, civic duty means getting your hands dirty. It means digging post holes during the hottest days of the year and clearing fence rows in the dead of winter.

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Leadership Winchester class graduates at banquet

If you ask Barry Omohundro, he will tell you that the Winchester-Clark County Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Winchester program has been changing lives for more than 20 years.

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Students honored at FFA banquet

Ramsey Johnson received the Star Farmer in Placement award at the annual Clark County FFA awards Thursday evening at George Rogers Clark High School. Other top winners included Michael Dobbs, who won the Star Greenhand award. Honorary Greenhand degrees were awarded to Dustin Estridge and Cassie Huckeba, both FFA student teachers this year. Receiving honorary chapter degrees were Randy and Lisa Johnson, Bruce and Kaye Kincaid, Mark and Colleen Swartz, Gary Clem, Lisa Clem and Heather Woolwine.

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 Obituaries for May 9
 Asbury's silence speaks volumes
 Substance addiction can be a long struggle
 Sun Scene calendar
 25 Years Ago
 Births
 Here and There
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