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  • Harrison County Community Health Fair will be April 12

    The Harrison County Community Health Fair is coming up next week. Mark your calendars now for Thursday, April 12 at the Harrison County Middle School. The Health Fair begins at 7 a.m., but if you come later in the morning the lines will be a lot shorter, especially for the blood tests. If you take medication take them with a small amount of water, don’t skip taking them. The blood test is a fasting blood test, so do not eat or drink anything, except your medicine, after midnight. It is over at 11 a.m.

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  • Military Ball Court
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  • Way Back When

    10 years ago . . .
    Births announced this week are: Clayton Chase Arnold, March 26, son of Rick and Jackie Arnold; Rebecca Mae Berryman, March 19, daughter of Terrie Berryman; Faith Ann Harney, March 25, daughter of Dale and Libby Harney; Austyn Lane Williams, March 24, son of Donald and Crystal Williams.
    A new stockyard will be located in Harrison County on Poindexter Pike. Goat Haven Ranch, Inc. and Walking Stick Enterprises was originally looking to be located in Dry Ridge, Ky. The facility will be comprised mainly of goats and sheep.

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  • Harrison County Garden Club holds Spring luncheon

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  • Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program offered

    The members of the Harrison County Farmers Market invites senior citizens to come and shop with their local farmers. There is a program developed through the Department of Agriculture called Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program that all persons aged 60 years and older can apply for.

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  • Kayden Todd Crawford

    Kayden Todd Crawford was born to Garry Edward Crawford Jr. and Carly Denae Whitson on Feb. 22, 2012 at Central Baptist Hospital. He weighed 6 lbs. 13 oz.
    Maternal grandparents are Carl and Rhonda Whitson.
    Paternal grandparents are Garry and Sandy Crawford.

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  • Cynthiana firefighters guest at Women’s Club March 9 meeting

    The Womens Club of Harrison County met March 9 at the Cynthiana Country Club. After the pledge to the flag, Virgie Wells gave the blessing.
     The program for the day was given by the Cynthiana Fire Department. Six firefighters were welcomed, along with visitors Elsie Beckett, Zetter Donahue, and Sharon Coppersmith. Peggy McNabb was welcomed as a new member.
    Elvina Clayton introduced Clayton Lesak, the new Cynthiana Country Club Chef.
    The minutes and treasurers report was dispensed.

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  • Museum Musings

    * Cynthiana News, Sept. 19, 1872 -- “David Alexander, who resides in the Buena Vista Precinct in this country, is the owner of a Straight Copper Whisky Distillery which he proposes to put in operation very soon. He will make a pure article, as he understands the business well.”
    * Log Cabin, Nov. 15, 1915 -- “A horse belonging to Commodore Woods ran away last Friday. Mr. Woods was not badly injured but his buggy was demolished.”

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  • Way Back When

    10 years ago . . .
    Births announced this week are: Keith Wesley Kearns, March 15, son of Jackie and Cynthia Kearns; Austin Michael Sumpter, March 12, son of Heather Sumpter; Trystan James Thompson, March 4, son of Melissa Thompson and James Bacca.
    Harrison County High School cheerleaders capture state title in Bowling Green.

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  • Asparagus a garden investment

    I am only now recovering. It has been four days since Andy and I planted out 100 asparagus crowns.  
    Planting asparagus is an investment on all accounts, time, labor, money, patience and then the big payoff, which is fresh asparagus for two months each spring right from your own garden.
    This is the second time I have a participated in an asparagus planting extravaganza (I told Andy when we were finished two times in a life time is enough for me).  

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