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There used to be an active website called “How Many of Me?” where you could type in your first name or your last name or both first and last a…
Peggy Pepper Arnold, left, and her twin sister Patsy Pepper Waugh celebrated their 80th birthday last weekend. They were born April 14, 1944 t…
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Congratulations to the contestants and winners of the Harrison County 4-H Communications Contest that was held on Thursday, March 27. It was a…
Gaye Noble’s preschoolers at St. Edward sport custom-made solar eclipse viewing gear. Here, they practice for the main event on the morning of…
Tonya Kappes, author of the popular Cozy Mysteries series, will be making a stop at the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library on Tuesday, A…
As I write this it’s Holy Week — Maundy Thursday, the day we remember Christ’s Last Supper; Good Friday, the day Jesus died; Easter Sunday and…
It cannot be argued that children who are involved in extracurricular activities do better in school. Perhaps that is due to them being inelig…
The Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame, which is located at Western Kentucky University, has announced that nominations are now being accepted for …
Mrs. Hiram Stamper--Louise--was a member of the Falmouth Road Homemakers Club when the Red Cookbook was being put together in 1949.
The Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library’s “Kiss a Kid, Love a Lamb” event was the place to be last Thursday morning. Paul Colson brought …
The Cynthiana Rotary Club welcomed Mary Grable, President of the Cynthiana-Harrison County Museum. Grable shared information on changes at the…
Local artist Wylie Caudill will be signing his 150th Kentucky Derby art at The Main Cup from 10 a.m. to noon April 13. In addition to creating…
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10 Years Ago ... April 10, 2014
As the sun went down last Thursday night, around a hundred people gathered in Battle Grove Cemetery to remember Sadie Drew Gaunce and Clayton Arnold.
There are very few things that can eclipse a natural phenomenon, but winning the Kentucky Derby with the odds of 91:1 may be just the thing.
Living in a small community sometimes does limit big city opportunities, and we might be like the kid with her nose pressed to the glass case …
Mayor James Smith addresses Rotary Club
Once upon a time the arrival of a mail order catalog was an exciting day for our family. Each of us would make our selections and mother would…
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Have you ever met someone who, no matter how good life was to them, never seemed satisfied? I have. They may have a great position within a ve…
Rotary Club
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Local audience members who missed the successful opening weekend of the Rohs Theatre Company’s energetic production of “12 Angry Jurors” shoul…