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MALLORY PANUSKA | The Sun Delquan (left) and Delvonte Copeland, both charged with first-degree robbery, leave McCracken Circuit Court on Wednesday after a bond hearing. Judge Tim Kaltenbach denied motions to reduce their $25,000 bonds and sent them back to jail.
Drugstore robbery defendants stay jailed
Two teen brothers accused of robbing a Paducah drugstore at gunpoint will remain in jail after their  motions to reduce bonds was denied. Delquan Copeland, 18, and Delvonte Copeland, 19, both of...
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Photo contributed The West Kentucky Community & Technical College Community Chorus performs at last year's Weekend of Art Event in the Clemens Fine Arts Center, 4810 Alben Barkley Drive. The second annual event, which also features an art sale from students and faculty members of the Paducah School of Art, will be held this Saturday and Sunday.
WKCTC Weekend of Art kick-starts holidays
West Kentucky Community & Technical College will kick off the season with its second annual Weekend of Art, spreading holiday cheer to students and the community at large. The Paducah School of ...
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McCracken District Court
Sept. 20 Dillon J. Combs, 21, 535 Elm St., Calvert City, possession of marijuana: $660, 7 days conditional discharge 2 years, no further offenses, forfeit items seized, to pay Nov. 15. Jessic...
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The Lineup
Today Senior Medicare Patrol, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., 1400 H.C. Mathis Drive; 442-8993. Protect yourself from Medicare errors, fraud and abuse. Learn to detect potential errors, fraud and abuse. Report e...
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Correction
A story on Page 1A of Wednesday’s Paducah Sun titled “Small hotel set for city” misidentified Paducah’s Mayor pro tem-elect Sandra Wilson. A reporter erred.
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In our schools
n Lone Oak High School SBDM — 3 p.m. today, Cafeteria Conference Room.
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Mayfield man faces theft charges
A Mayfield man faces charges related to the suspected theft of equipment from a Graves County business. Sheriff’s detectives began an investigation into equipment missing from United Livestock C...
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City pushes holiday shopping local with ‘days of merriment’
A two-week holiday incentive plan devised by Paducah city officials may bring more shoppers downtown for Christmas shopping. Paducah Renaissance Alliance has released a schedule for a 12-day hol...
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Agenda
The agenda is a list of government meetings today. n Paducah-McCracken Joint Sewer Agency — 5 p.m., meeting facility, Northview Street. n McCracken County Fiscal Court — called meeting, noon,...
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ALLIE DOUGLASS | The Sun Clara Puckett (left) sells Don Morris a Powerball ticket Tuesday at a Five Star gas station on Lone Oak Road. The gas station sold $303 worth of tickets by 3 p.m. The Powerball jackpot for Wednesday was estimated on Tuesday at $500 million.
Many hope for a big win
The estimated $500 million Powerball jackpot has lured hordes of customers to lottery ticket retailers this week, and sales are expected to skyrocket ahead of tonight’s drawing. Bob Hill, owner ...
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WILL PINKSTON | The Sun Dr. Shawn Jones (right), immediate past president of the Kentucky Medical Association; Martha Emmons, owner of Bike World in Paducah; Dr. Stephanie Mayfield, commissioner of the Kentucky Department for Public Health; and Rep. Julie Adams, R-Louisville, sit at a panel discussion Tuesday about the impact of a state-wide smoking ban at Lourdes hospital.
Ban advocates talk health, financial benefits
A coalition of Kentucky organizations seeking a statewide smoking ban asked for local support in backing potential legislation that officials said isn’t only a healthy option, but a smart financial...
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Heath sworn in for unexpired District 2 seat
Graves Circuit Judge Tim Starks swears in state Rep. Richard Heath, R-Mayfield, on Tuesday to fill longtime Rep. Fred Nesler’s unexpired term. Attendees, including Heath’s family and constituents, ...
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McCracken District Court
Sept. 6 Ricardo R. Romero, 20, 3471 County Line Road, Melber, assault, 4th degree, domestic violence, no visible injury: $410, 90 days conditional discharge 2 years, no further offenses, no cont...
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Students get glimpse of life after high school
School administrators and area professionals tasked next year’s freshman class with envisioning their life beyond high school. Students and teachers attending McCracken County Schools’ EXPLORE N...
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ALLIE DOUGLASS | The Sun The lot claimed for the new Murray State campus located off Interstate 24 behind First Christian Church shows signs of construction Tuesday.
MSU begins construction
History is in the making in Paducah with construction work on Murray State University’s new satellite campus officially under way. Kim Oatman, MSU chief facilities officer, said Tuesday that cre...
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