Today's News

Those newborn baby pictures may become a second thought thanks to a new system in place at Harrison Memorial Hospital.

The radiology department has added another service for consumers - the 4-D ultrasound.

The fourth dimension involves time, movement. With traditional 3-D imaging, said HMH sonographer Marilyn Wagner, the image had to be manipulated quite a bit to achieve the same effect which is standard with 4-D.

“When you’re scanning, you actually see a live image,” she said. “You can see the baby move.”

The Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library and Rohs Opera House are coming together to offer ‘Twilight’ fans an opening night extravaganza.

When the movie “Twilight,” based on the first book of Stephenie Meyer’s four-part series, hits movie theaters nationwide, Rohs Opera House will be no exception.

Rohs will open its doors for a midnight showing Thursday night, along with a 7 p.m. and 9:45 p.m. showing on Friday.

The contest to name the park on Oddville Avenue is over and a winner has been named.

Out of the 11 entries, Veteran’s Park came out as winner with the most votes - 269 to be exact.

The recreation task force of the Harrison County Tomorrow project came up with the idea to have a contest to name the park and nominations were taken over the summer.

“Because it’s a public park, we wanted the public to have a chance to vote on it,” said committee member Kristin Grenier.

The nominees were released and voting began about six weeks ago.

To the editor:

The family of Mr. and Mrs. Baker on Third Street of Cynthiana would like to thank God first for answering our prayer’s, and also a family member Patsy Fryman, who was a very concerned neighbor of ours that knew our mother needed a roof put on her home very badly.