Kentucky News - September 10, 2010

• Finalists picked to take over for Hiles (Bowling Green Daily News)
• Center honors writer’s local roots (Bowling Green Daily News)
• Concerned about president search, University of Kentucky boosts Lee Todd’s salary (Courier-Journal)
• Felner associate ‘stunned’ by guilty verdict on IRS count (Courier-Journal)
• State may help older students in college (Courier-Journal)
• UK panel recommends raising Lee Todd's base salary by more than half (Herald-Leader)
• MSU program sets national enrollment record (Murray Ledger and Times)
• UK President Todd stepping down next June (State Journal)
• UC, Xavier prepared to deal with bedbugs (Kentucky Post)
• JCTC receives funding for student support program (Business First of Louisville)
• WKU planning for check-free student payroll (WKU Herald)
• Sen. McConnell speaks to Gatton students about health care, education (WKU Herald)
• Dr. Mary Evans Sias Named Role Model By National Center On Minority Health (KSU News)
• Tracing the history of Buffalo Trace (Kentucky Kernel)
• Dunn announces new library, other projects (Murray State News)
• Women’s Center helps local middle school girls GROW (Murray State News)
• UK announces medical school in Murray (Murray State News)
• Art project encourages local participation (Murray State News)