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Honor comes 80 years later
05/09/2008

Maurice Beathard was just a boy when his uncle, London Police Marshal Sherman Beathard, died in the line of duty on Jan. 16, 1928.

 $1 million bond set for cold case suspect
05/09/2008

At a May 5 arraignment, Madison County Common Pleas Judge Robert D. Nichols set bond at $1 million for Marvin L. Smith Jr.

Photos: All about trout
05/09/2008



Families will enjoy Community Expo
05/09/2008

The Madison County Community Expo showcases local businesses while offering family-friendly fun.

 Speed humps go in on Fellows Ave.
05/09/2008

The installation of two speed “humps” in West Jefferson came as news to the village council, inciting disagreement between members and the mayor as to the necessity and practicality of the measure.

Cook Motors opens in London
05/09/2008



 Morse arranges gospel concert
05/09/2008

Four years ago, London musician and composer Clint Morse attended a concert in Columbus featuring a singer and songwriter of southern gospel and contemporary Christian music.

MCAC sets tryouts for summer musical
05/09/2008

The Madison County Arts Council (MCAC) invites people to jump aboard this summer as they announce auditions for the famed Rodgers and Hammerstein musical �Carousel.�

83-year-old sinks hole-in-one
05/09/2008

For Bob Powers, seven is a lucky number.

Shred it & forget it on May 16-17
05/09/2008

As a preventative measure against identity theft, one of the fastest growing and most difficult crimes to investigate, the Madison County Deputy Sheriffs’ Association is hosting its second annual Madison County Residents Shred-It Days.

 Art/music open house set
05/09/2008

On May 13, the Madison-Plains High School arts department will hold an open house to showcase the work students have done in art, choir and band this school year.

 In small towns, you get a sense of who you are
05/09/2008

There’s a hedge along Main Street in my hometown that I pass in my walks around the village and, in my foggy memory from 47 years ago, I remember this hedge.

 ‘Save the Dream’ targets foreclosures
05/09/2008

The problem of foreclosure has hit both nationwide and close to home.

Horse-drawn threshing machine demonstrated
05/09/2008

This picture, taken in the early 1900s. shows the first threshing machine drawn by horses in Madison County.

 Community Calendar
05/09/2008



 Obituaries
05/09/2008




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