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ROAD RAGE --Disgruntled motorist points gun at trucker

A dispute over a parking spot turned violent early Thursday morning and landed a Georgia man in the Laurel County Correctional Center.

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ROAD RAGE --Disgruntled motorist points gun at trucker

A dispute over a parking spot turned violent early Thursday morning and landed a Georgia man in the Laurel County Correctional Center.

Mom, son charged with beating up girlfriend

Business owners deal with damage

Storm ravages county: Weather service: Straight-line winds caused Laurel havoc

Two candidates vie for Republican nomination in 21st District

Sentinel-Echo named 'Newspaper of the Year' among non-dailies by parent company

Man arrested while going for court date

Laurel County Board of Education to see lower insurance costs for 2016-2017

Photo Albums: Featured

Photo Gallery: 2016 London Kite Festival

Photo gallery: Derby Day at Bush Elementary School

Photo Gallery: Prom Prep at North Laurel High School

Photo gallery: 2016 Red Bud Ride

Sports News

South gets starters back, downs Mercer, 9-5

An almost full-strength South Laurel team took on Mercer County Friday night at North Laurel, and behind the pitching of Sienna Lawson and the hitting of Mackenzie Powenski the Lady Cards prevailed, 9-5.

49th District baseball, softball tourney set

SL duo in 8th place after day one of state fishing tourney

Extra drama

May is redear sunfish and bluegill time

Rao named SAA Newcomer of the Year and First Team All-SAA

Union’s season comes to an end

Cards collect third straight win

Opinion

My Point Is...Soon I’ll be 60 years old.....

Vaught's View: Selected media believe UK football could make a bowl game this season

Direct Kick: A final grade for Pep’s tenure at Bayern

My Point Is...The joys that come with a DVR

Obituaries

HALE, Albert

HART, Edith

SMITH, Gary

PROFFITT, Linda

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Supreme Court puts end to 11-year sit-in at closed Catholic church

SCITUATE, Mass. – An 11-year, around-the-clock occupation of a closed Roman Catholic Church by a small group of dissident parishioners in this Boston suburb is about to end, their futile fight to claim ownership of the property rejected by the U.S. Supreme Court Monday.