Business

Print on Demand Decals (PODD) will begin in the Harrison County Clerk’s office on Thursday. The vehicle registration system is changing to “print on demand” decals for license plate renewals. Instead of clerk offices having to stock booklets of preprinted decals, the new decals are printed at the time of registration. The process will be more efficient and more cost effective.
For the public the most noticeable change is that decals will no longer be color-coded by year.

The Better Business Bureau serving Louisville, Southern Indiana, and Western Kentucky is proud to announce a new way for consumers to report scams!
BBB’s Scam Tracker is a website that allows consumers to report schemes and review other cases of fraud occurring across the United States and in their local areas. Consumers can also see what types of scams are trending.
Each report details the scam, how much money the victim has lost (if any), gives tips on how the scam works, and provides tips on what you can do to protect yourself against scams.

By Josh Shepherd, News writer
New business continues to find a home in the historic district of Cynthiana. On Tuesday, March 10, from 12 - 1 p.m., Terry and Betsy Herrington invite the community to the grand opening of their newest local business: Cynthiana Suds.
The new state-of-the-art, coin-operated laundromat is located in the former Dairy Barn building at 302 N. Main St. near the entrance to Joe B. Hall bridge.