Kentucky News - August 17, 2009

• PP, PC and CPE (The Courier-Journal)
• Paul Patton becomes Pike College president (The Courier-Journal)
• Mammoth Cave National Park signs sister park agreement with Chinese site (WKU News)
• Ground broken for $24 million student center (The Morehead News)
• New G.I. Bill helping veterans with education (The Daily Independent)
• Berea tops Forbes’ list (Richmond Register)
• Dunn speaks on state of MSU at faculty lunch (Murray Ledger & Times)
• Intensive photojournalism workshop will be based in Murray this fall (Murray Ledger & Times)
• Census forecasting should stay at U of L (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Bellarmine instructor fights to save native Mali music (The Courier-Journal)
• Road work near U of L to begin (The Courier-Journal)
• ECTC providing a real sense of direction (The News Enterprise)
• A boarding school for gifted kids (The Courier-Journal)
• Hotel near WKU hinges on garage (Bowling Green Daily News)
• As WKU's Dual Credit Program grows, officials turn to social sites to reach students (Bowling Green Daily News)
• Leaders detail educational impacts of BRAC in Ft. Knox region (WKYU News)