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Donald Lloyd Lucas
(Obituary ~ 06/23/06)
Donald Lloyd Lucas, 82, of Shelbyville died Thursday at Glen Oaks Convalescent Center. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Sunday at Hillcrest Funeral Home with the Rev. Jim Sorrells officiating. Burial will follow at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens.
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NAACP to hold candidate forum (Local News ~ 06/23/06)
The Shelbyville branch of the NAACP will conduct a political forum July 6 for candidates running in Bedford County's Aug. 3 general election. "The election forum is open to all candidates," said Henry Whitaker, reporter for the recently revived NAACP branch... -
Babe Ruth League asks for improvments (Community Sports ~ 06/23/06)
Shelbyvlle Babe Ruth League regular season action concluded Tuesday night with Jaycees winning bragging rights. Jaycees (11-0) has completed three consecutive undefeated seasons, a 34-game span. League president Clint Insell met with coaches from each team Wednesday night... -
Men rob store at gunpoint (Local News ~ 06/23/06)
Two men took a sizable amount of cash at gunpoint from the register of a Lane Parkway convenience store Wednesday night. The men entered Pik-N-Chek Market about 7:26 p.m., placed a soft drink on the counter and grabbed the money when the clerk opened the register, Officer Tracey Nelson said... -
New development planned for Madison (Local News ~ 06/23/06)
A brief meeting of Shelbyville's planning commission Thursday saw the approval of three items, one of which is hoped to bring rejuvenation to a part of the city. The commission voted to rezone 747A Madison St. from C-2 to PUD [Planned Unit Development] for Celebration Plaza, which owner Bill Papanos described as housing "upper class units."... -
Man seeking teen meets cops instead (Local News ~ 06/23/06)
A Lewisburg man who thought he was meeting a teenage girl contacted through an Internet chat room instead found himself face-to-face with waiting police officers Thursday night in Shelbyville. Brandon Dewayne Sanders, 21, L & N Avenue, arrived at a Madison Street fast food outlet shortly before a scheduled 6:30 p.m. ... -
Jury reaches verdict in 20 minutes (Local News ~ 06/23/06)
Guilty as charged was the verdict returned within 20 minutes by a Bedford County jury on Thursday after deliberating over a street dealer's case. Closing arguments took more than twice that time and so Reginald Anthony Laye, 26, is to face Judge Robert Crigler during a sentencing hearing set for July 24...
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