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CPD joining pill take-back program

The Cynthiana Police Department is ready to accept unused or out-dated prescription drugs.

A permanent prescription drug take-back box has been placed in the foyer at the police department through a donation from the Bluegrass Prevention Center, substance abuse prevention program of Bluegrass Regional MHMR board.

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New director aims to build on existing programs

Harrison County Parks and Recreation director Brad Steele vows to meet the needs of the community.

A native of Murray Ky, Steele was hired by the Harrison County Fiscal Court to serve as the new Parks and Recreation director.

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Refuge for Women

It’s a rarely discussed topic and yet, it’s a $97 billion worldwide trade.

Generally, in only whispered tones does one bring up the topic of sex or even more taboo, sex as an industry.

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Two Berry residents arrested in Pendleton County

Three law enforcement agencies joined forces last week to serve warrants on 32 people for various drug indictments issued on Pendleton County.

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Banned from Nicholas County

A Cynthiana woman has been court ordered not to return to Nicholas County and is serving three months in jail following an incident that occurred in Nicholas County last September.

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Spring forward

This weekend will mark the return of spring’s Daylight Savings Time (DST). Beginning at 2 a.m. Sunday, March 10, Daylight Savings Time will return and all clocks should be moved forward one hour.

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Hemp bill still alive, says McKee

Senate bill 50 is now expected to make its way to the house floor for a vote, according to state Rep. Tom McKee.

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Local man charged with sexually abusing girl under 12

Robert Meadows Jr., 45, was indicted Tuesday on charges of sexual abuse of a child less than 12 years old.

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KSP Citizens’ Academy date changed

The Kentucky State Police Citizens’ Academy that was scheduled to begin tonight has been moved to Thursday, March 14, at Maysville Community and Technical College-Licking Valley Campus in Cynthiana.

The classes will run for 11 weeks from 7-9 p.m. every Thursday with a graduation ceremony to be held on the 11th week.

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Ten jury trials on March 22 circuit court docket

Ten jury trials are scheduled for March 22 in Harrison Circuit Court.

Donald Silcox, who faces eight charges related to the sexual abuse of four children in northern Harrison County, was originally scheduled to stand trial on Jan. 24.

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