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Today's News

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  • Bass Webb enters guilty plea

    Bass Webb entered a guilty plea to the murder of Bryia Runiewicz on Wednesday afternoon in Pendleton County. Less than 15 minutes after the last potential juror entered the courthouse for jury selection, Webb's attorney's announced that he would accept a plea agreement.

    To the charge of murder and persistent felony offender, the Commonwealth recommended 50 years in prison to run consecutively with a 15-year sentence in Fayette County for a total of 65 years.

    Tom Griffiths, defense attorney, said everyone was in agreement with the plea deal.

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  • Burley Belles battle course and heat

    Cynthia Powell of Winchester, playing out of Andover Golf Course, won the Championship Flight in the 2012 Burley Belles on Sunday coming from behind to defeat Frankfort’s Donna McNeil by two strokes.  
    It was Burley Belle championship number 12 for Powell and it is doubtful any of the others were more challenging.  
    Although three of the championship flight withdrew due to the heat, including defending champ Anne Combs, the competition and the heat were formidable foes.  

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  • CCC to host ‘The Jungle’ this weekend

    The Cynthiana Country Club will host the fourth annual “The Jungle” tournament this weekend beginning with practice rounds on Friday.  
    The event, sponsored by Palmer-Hampton Insurance and Real Estate, is named after the late Jim Letcher, who was an active member of the Cynthiana Country Club and instrumental in the success of this and many other events involving the whole community.  
    Letcher died on July 17, 2009, and the tournament has borne his name since that time. The tournament is the former member/guest contest.

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  • Baseball half over, goodbye Andy

    The half way point of the baseball season is here with the All Star Game played Tuesday night in Kansas City marking that dividing line.  
    It is actually a little more than half with teams having already played 84 or 85 games of the 162-game season. But if you throw in the month of playoffs, it is less than half way for many of the teams.  
    To date, the big spenders, with the exception of the Yankees, are not in first place in their division.  

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  • Stock Chart
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  • KFC Little League team
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  • Sports beat

    HCHS volleyball tryouts next week
    Volleyball Tryouts will be Monday July 16 and Tuesday July 17.
    Freshmen will tryout from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sophomores, juniors an seniors will tryout from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
    Tryouts are open to any high school aged girl.
    For more information contact coach Bill Faulkner at 859-234-2499.

    Harrison County Thorobreds Youth
    Basketball Camp July 16-19
    Coach Larry Kendall’s Harrison County Thorobreds Basketball Camp will be held on July 16-19 at the Harrison County High School gym.  

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  • Marriage Licenses

    Jacqueline Rae Derossett, 50, and David Wayne Brown, 60, married May 29, 2012.
    Charity Faith Current, 28, and George Marvin Rowell Jr., 31, married May 19, 2012.
    Bonnie Ellen Wallace, 35, and Larry Louis Herbst Jr., 38, married June 2, 2012.
    Emily Ann Duszynski, 26, and Phouvadol Peter Khouphongsy, 37, married June 2, 2012.
    Christine Renee Parker, 41, and David Alan Burden II, 22, married June 4, 2012.
    Crystal Gale Houg, 32, Andrew Douglas Livingood, 27, married June 6, 2012.

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