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NEWS

'Kids need a sense of belonging' Photos by LANCE DENNEE The Sun Mayor Judson Childs speaks during the 'Stop the Violence Summit Day' at the Delta Activity Center Gymnasium in Cairo, Ill., on Thursday.
State agency recommends buried lines	State universities expand smoking, tobacco bans	State to honor Marshall man's love of lights	Ministry offers women assistance in developing plans for business

AP STATE NEWS

SPORTS

Payback not so easy for unbeaten Flash

JOHN WRIGHT The Sun
Jack Haskins, Lone Oak head coach, argues a call against Lexington Catholic at Lone Oak earlier this season.

Murray feels qualified to stop No. 1 Falcons

Racers benefit from Jenkins' wait

Calipari gets defensive

Lincecum beats out Cards' duo

OPINION

RED FLAG

Holder's decisions incoherent, dangerous

Grant Harned

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Kids get physical

ADAM SHULL | The Sun
David Perriello, 9, of Paducah (left) and Stone Osman, 9, of Metropolis, Ill., jump into the interactive video game 'Lightspace Play' at Energy Fitness in Paducah. More interactive video games are changing how much physical activity players get from gaming.

RELIGION

Rocket man

JOHN WRIGHT The Sun
The Rev. Willis Henson, retired pastor of Lone Oak First Baptist Church, holds a propane torch as he prepares to light a fuse to one of the fireworks tubes he mans on the hill overlooking Flash Field prior to last Friday's game with Frankin-Simpson. Henson, who is an experienced pyrotechnician, has handled the fireworks for Purple Flash games the past three years.