Due to a reporter's error, Jerry Pry's name was misspelled in the story "Lightning strikes home" on Page 1A of Tuesday's newspaper.

Due to a source error the time of the Eldorado Homecoming Parade was wrong as published in Monday's story "Eldorado Homecoming schedule announced." The parade is 1 p.m. Friday.

Due to a reporter's error it was incorrectly reported in Tuesday's Page 2A story "Chief Deputy Todd Fort injured in Sunday wreck at Small, Sahara Street" that Harrisburg Police Officer Sgt. David Morris notified the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service. Morris said Friday morning the other driver and passengers were in the country working legally, had the proper documentation and no notification was made to INS.

Due to a reporter's error Hodgenville, Ky., the birthplace of Abraham Lincoln, was spelled wrong in Wednesday's Page 1A story "Lincoln's 1828 flatboat journey down river to come alive."

Due a reporter's errors, in clarification and correction of the story, "Carrier Mills joins the golf-cart generation," on Page 1A of the Wednesday, Sept. 10 edition of the newspaper, golf cart permits will be issued Oct. 1 in Carrier Mills, but the village will not charge for permits until Jan. 1, 2009; Kris McNew was co-director of the village's Emergency Management Agency; and the full-time Water Department clerk received a $50 per month salary increase and part-time clerk received a 50 cents per-hour raise.

Due to a reporter's error the rank of firefighter Rick Mallady was wrong in Thursday's Page 1A story "Training tool mimics kitchen fires." Mallady is a training officer.