Today's Features

Women’s Club of Harrson County held their April meeting at the Cynthiana Christian Church.
Bonnie Teater, club president, presided at the meeting. She gave the blessing for lunch.
Peggy Whitson gave the Spiritual Values. Music was provided by Beth Laytart and Meliah Carrell, and was introduced by music chairman Anna Ruth McLoney.

Cruse Argo Price was born to Bradley and Heather Kendall Price of Cynthiana on April 12, 2013 at Harrison Memorial Hospital.
He weighed 7 lbs. 14 oz. and is welcomed by his brother, Keene Price and sister, Hollyn Mae Price.
Maternal grandparents are Kenny and Susan Argo Kendall of Cynthiana; maternal great-grandparents are Ell Kendall Jr. of Morning Glory, Ruby Whitaker of Lexington and the late George and Edna Franklin Argo.

I used to have a visceral response to lush spring grass; it gave me anxiety because I knew it was time to get on the Scag and start mowing (and usually the Scag would not start coming out of winter storage!)  
This year I see the grass in a different way because it is potential pasture for our growing herd of sheep.  
We use moveable, electrified fence and rotational grazing methods to keep the pasture and the herd healthy so the more grass I have the better. It is a liberating feeling not worrying about getting the grass mowed.

The Kentucky Blood Center Bloodmobile will be available at the Harrison County Homemakers Day, Main Street, on Friday, May 10 from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Cancer patients often need blood products:
• Some cancers can cause internal bleeding, which can lead to anemia (too few red blood cells).
• Cancers that start in the bone marrow (such as leukemia) or that spread there from other places may crowd out the normal blood-making cells, leading to low blood counts.