Today's News

By MARTY FINLEY

mfinley@thenewsenterprise.com

ELIZABETHTOWN — For Dr. Paul Stephen Armstrong, the beauty and fragility of a newborn baby represented life in its most miraculous form.

As an OB/GYN, he delivered thousands of babies in his 30 years of medical service and loved every minute of it.

“He centered his life on helping others,” said his daughter, Emily Armstrong.

Comedian Jay Leno must not read The News-Enterprise. Nor, apparently, does David Letterman.

Because if they, or their staffs, ran across the July 14-15 headline, “Duct tape to rescue,” surely they would have tried to get some yuks out of the story.

The headline pointed out the dangerously crowded, narrow roadway along Dixie Avenue (U.S. 31W) between North Miles Street and St. Johns Road, and asked, “What can be done?”

Central Hardin High School's band is featured on Wednesday's Heartland page in the print edition of The News-Enterprise.

Each day this week, a different local band will be featured as each prepares for the upcoming marching season.

The photographs will be available for orders online. Copy the Web information below and paste it into a browser address window to find the featured albums.

By JOSHUA COFFMAN

jcoffman@thenewsenterprise.com

FRANKFORT — The state’s flag-lowering policy to mourn fallen service members has been revised  again after drawing criticism from veterans.

Gov. Steve Beshear and Maj. Gen. Edward Tonini, the state’s adjutant general, in June intended to improve the policy to honor fallen Kentuckians by shortening the time frame.

However, a key part of the original policy was left out of the revision.