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Today's News

  • Dairy Goat Awareness Week June 8-15

    Area dairy goat breeders will celebrate Dairy Goat Awareness Week with the American Dairy Goat Association, www.adga.org during the week of June 8-15.   
    The Northern Kentucky Goat Breeders Association will sponsor an information booth and free goat cheese tasting at the Harrison County Farmers Market, Flat Run Veterans Park, on Saturday, June 15 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. You are invited to come taste the goat cheeses of Susan Miller’s Bleugrass Chevre. For information call Margaret Arnold at 235-0348.

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  • Dealing with carpenter bees

    I absolutely do not approve of killing bees. In fact, we are in a bit of a crisis with a diminishing population with the suspected cause being the use of pesticides, notably neonicotinoids. I do not fear bees, I am not allergic, and I can happily co-exist…..except that they are eating my house! Or, rather they are tunneling into the wood that makes up my house so they can lay eggs and have lots of babies.

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  • Harrison District Court

    Judge Charles W. Kuster Jr.
    presiding May 20, 2013
    PROBATE CASES
    Estate of Theodore R. Curtis, motion hour; order entered.
    Estate of Beulah Cain, probate hearing; will admitted, order entered, bond approved.
    Estate of Edna M. Lang, probate hearing; will admitted as self-proven.
    CIVIL CASES
    Harrison Memorial Hospital vs. Johnny Lee Beverly, motion hour; default judgment.
    Harrison Memorial Hospital vs. Charles Thomas Dunn, motion hour; default judgment.

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  • Cynthiana Police Department

    Arrests, citations, warnings
    May 17 -- Christopher K. Almeida, 23, was issued a warning for excessive smoke on U.S. Hwy. 27 North.
    May 17 -- Charley R. Blankenship, 33, was arrested on Court Street on warrants for criminal possession of forged instrument-second and knowingly exploit adult over $300.
    May 18 -- Kenneth Collins, 26, was arrested for alcohol intoxication on East Pearl Street.

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  • Harrison County Sheriff's Department

    Traffic Cases
    The following information from the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office indicates drivers and/or owners whose vehicles were involved in accidents.

    May 19 – At 12:12 p.m., a non-injury accident was reported on US 27. Erin Geesaman was traveling on US 27 when she took her eyes off the road and struck Brady Love in  the rear.

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  • Another masterful performance by Kendall

     

    Harrison County’s Thorobreds advanced to the Elite Eight Tuesday night with a 4-1 over Ryle High School’s Raiders.  

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  • Breds 10th Region champs, Martin shuts out Camels 1-0

    The Harrison County Thorobreds claimed the school’s 21st 10th Region title Wednesday night with a tense 1-0 win over the Campbell County Camels.  
    The match up played at Scott High School was a pitcher’s battle from the start with Harrison County senior Jordan Martin and Campbell County senior Tyler Walsh battling pitch-by-pitch throughout the game.

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  • GRADUATION 2013
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  • Shady Lawn employee arrested

    A former Shady Lawn employee has been charged with exploiting an adult for financial gain over $300 and four counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument.
    According to Sgt. Wilbur Gross of the Cynthiana Police Department, Charly Blankenship was arrested May 17 following an investigation into allegations that a resident in the care facility where Blankenship worked was missing money.
    Gross said Blankenship worked as a licensed practical nurse (LPN) at Shady Lawn Nursing Facility.

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  • Dispute at residence ends with teacher charged

    A Harrison County Area Tech Center teacher was arrested Wednesday, May 22, after a May 17 incident at an Indian Woods residence.
    Deputy Dean Hutchison said Joseph Pawley, who teaches welding at the vocational school, went to the Indian Woods residence where he knew his wife and son would be and demanded to see his son.
    The homeowners told Pawley that he was not welcome at their home and to leave.
    Hutchison said Pawley attempted to get through the husband and wife homeowners, whose names are not being released, as they stood in the doorway to their home.

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