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Memorial fish fry to honor Chief Charles Carson Jr. is Friday

The Harrison County firefighters’ Association will be hosting a memorial fish fry on Friday, June 14, beginning at 10:30 a.m. for the late Charles Carson Jr., who served as fire chief for the Harrison County Volunteer Fire Department and the Harrison County Fire Taxing District.

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Kids College returns for 21st year

It’s back. For the 21st year, Kid’s College is being prepared to give young students the opportunity to explore what ‘big time’ college students are studying.

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Funniest Person Contest to be held at Rohs Opera

The historic Rohs Opera House looks to have audiences’ funny bones going crazy with its first-ever Funniest Person contest.

Starting on Friday, July 12, Rohs Opera House will host a contest to decide who is the funniest in Harrison County.

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Harrison County Farm Field Day is June 25

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Cynthiana Bypass round-about to open Wednesday

On Wednesday, June 12, weather permitting, US 27 and US 62 traffic will be switched over to the new alignment and roundabout.

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Gypsies strike Harrison County in asphalt scam

By Ben Hyatt, News writer

The Harrison County Sheriff’s Department is asking for additional victims to come forward following an alleged scam by an asphalt gypsy.

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Peak had no time for diagnosis

As a cancer survivor, Debbie Peak remembers the emotional reverberation she felt during her first Relay for Life.

She said she went that night not thinking that assembling with other survivors would overwhelm her so.

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U.S. 62 round-about will be opening soon

Harrison County drivers will get their first taste of bypass driving in approximately two weeks.

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Cynthiana police chief receives Chamber’s first Public Safety Award

Ray Johnson moved with his family to Cynthiana, his wife’s hometown, in 1989.

Shortly after the move, Johnson, who received the 2012 Public Safety Award from the Chamber of Commerce, was approached about applying to the Cynthiana Police Department.

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Pence indicted on theft allegations

The Harrison County grand jury returned only one indictment during its final session of the quarter and passed five cases to the next grand jury.

Zachary Pence, 24, faces a single-count indictment on a charge of theft by unlawful taking, $500 or more but less than $10,000.

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