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  • Ellie Grace Jones

    Ellie Grace Jones
    Ellie Grace Jones was born to Donald Jones Jr. and Leslie Jones of Cynthiana, Ky., on Jan. 23, 2016 at St. Joseph East.
    She weighed  8 lbs. 5 oz., and is welcomed by her sister Brinlee Kate Jones.
    Maternal grandparents are Gary and Connie Perkins of Cynthiana, Ky.; maternal great-grandparents are Richard and Helen Perkins.
    Paternal grandparents are Donald and Joyce Jones of Paris, Ky.

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  • Reunions

    HERRINGTON
    The families of the late  Wm. and Agnes Herrington are invited to attend the family gathering on May 22 beginning at 10 a.m. at the home of Sam and Janie Herrington, 150 Green Lane, Georgetown, Ky. (right off of Stamping Ground Road, 5.5 miles from the Scott County Courthouse.
    Bring food, drinks, utensils, chairs, laughs and be ready for stories, fun and most of all family.
     (Take Cherry Blossom to Paris Pike, Paris Pike becomes Main Street, go west on Main to 227, St. Ground Road, Green Lane is on the right).

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  • Way Back When

    10 years ago . . .
    Births announced this week are: Sidney Morgann Carolynn Click, April 15, daughter of Sidney Allen Click and Amy Renee Thomas; Araya Hope Farmer, April 21, daughter of Danny and Donna Farmer.
    Members of Benson United Methodist Church holds ground breaking ceremony for a new building. The church was destroyed by a fire when struck by lightning last year and is located near Kelat.

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  • HMH auxiliary officers
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  • Teddy Taylor to speak at Extension Homemakers annual meeting

    The 70th annual meeting of the Harrison County Extension Homemakers is scheduled for Thursday, May 19 at 6:30 p.m. The theme for the meeting is “Movin On Up … Paying It Forward!”
    The keynote speaker will be 1966 Harrison County High School graduate Teddy Taylor.  During his high school career, he received many athletic honors including all district and regional teams and named to the Hall of Fame Team in 2006. He attended Eastern Kentucky University on a football scholarship and received numerous honors and awards on the collegiate level.

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  • Tomato 101

    “Tomato 101” is for beginners and advanced gardeners alike.  
    There are many assumptions about the tomato that get passed on by the most well-meaning aficionado. I take my tomatoes seriously and have developed a routine to hedge my bets for a healthy summer harvest.
    When it comes to spring fever, the tomato is most abused; most people still plant too early.  
    First, wait until our frost-free date (on average this is May 10, give or take a week depending on where you are located).  

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  • Kings celebrate 50th anniversary

    Frank and Linda King celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on April 29.
    Linda was born on Nov. 18 1948. Frank was born Jan. 31 1946. They eloped and got married in La Folette, Tenn. on April 29, 1966. Linda was 17 and Frank was 20.
    Franks aunt took them to La Folette. Frank and Linda actually got out of the car at the state line and walked across the border to Tennessee where they were picked back up by Frank’s aunt so that his aunt wouldn’t get in trouble for taking them across state line.

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  • Food Pantry Donation
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  • Older Americans Month 2016: “Blaze a Trail”

    Older adults are a growing and increasingly vital part of our country. The contributions they make to our communities are varied, deeply rooted, and include influential roles in the nation’s economy, politics, and the arts. Older adults are blazing trails in all aspects of American life.

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  • Way Back When

    10 years ago . . .
    Births announced this week are: Corbin Anthony Christopher Wayne Whisman, April 27, son of Jessica Whisman and Jared McKinney.
    The recently renovated old Harrison County Jail at the corner of Pike and Poplar streets held its grand opening ceremony. The jail closed in 1983.
    The Harrison County Thorobred Players spring musical “Annie” to open this weekend. They will be performing four showings at the Harrison County High School.

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