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Today's News

  • Sea Biscuit closes for Second Sunday

    This Sunday, Kentuckians are taking to the streets and Harrison Countians are taking to Sea Biscuit Way.

    Sponsored by the Harrison County Extension Office and the Community Health Partnership Wellness Committee, Sea Biscuit Way will be closed to vehicles this Sunday from 2-4 p.m. for Second Sunday.

    Free of vehicles, the open Business Park roadway will be used for walking, skateboarding, biking, rollarblading, etc.

    Extension agent Cheryl Case said the Second Sunday event was intended to promote family fitness.

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  • Taste of Home Made Easy Cooking School coming to Cynthiana

    Where can you learn a new chocolate recipe, tempt your taste buds, and experience cooking in an entirely new way? At a Taste of Home Made Easy Cooking School show, of course. Each event is a culinary encounter like no other.

    The Cynthiana Democrat, Cynthiana Lions Club in cooperation with Ken’s NewMarket will be hosting a Taste of Home Made Easy Cooking School on Tuesday, Nov. 24, at the Harrison County High School Auditorium.

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  • Teen Read Week is Oct. 18-24

    The Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library is sponsoring a banned book essay contest.

    Read a banned book and discuss why you think it was banned. Include your feelings and reactions to the book, and whether or not you think the book should be banned.

    Write an essay about censorship. Explain what censorship is and how it affects our lives historically, politically, or economically.

    • Each entry should be at least one page in length. Contest ends Oct. 10.

    Winners will receive:

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  • 2010 DCP and ACRE enrollement begins

    Enrollment for the 2010 Direct and Counter-cyclical Program (DCP) and the Average Crop Revenue Election (ACRE) program will continue through June 1, 2010. USDA urges producers to make use of the eDCP automated website to sign up, or producers can visit any USDA Service Center to complete their 2010 DCP or ACRE contract.

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  • Homemaker News

    Women in Agriculture Conference – Nov. 4-6 in Bowling Green. Deadline to register is Oct. 15.

    Hospice Pillow Project – Come join Homemakers as they make neck pillows for Hospice patients. Friday, Oct. 16, 9-noon at the Extension Office. Come help cut, stitch, stuff or hand stitch. Contact Gaye Marsh, 234-0110, for more details or to obtain a pattern to work on your own.

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  • Harrison County Family Court

    HARRISON FAMILY COURT

    Judge Barbara Paul

    presiding Oct. 7, 2009

    CIVIL CASES

    Shawnia Lee Beagle vs. Michael E. Beagle, domestic; testimony taken, decree entered.

    James Edward Watkins vs. Diana Lee Watkins, domestic; testimony taken, decree entered.

    Mabel Marie Cole vs. Charles Swinford Cole, domestic; testimony taken, decree entered.

    Heather Ladick vs. Benjamin Noel Farmer, motion hour; agreed order entered.

    Melissa Anna Streitenberger vs. Jeffery Wayne Streitenberger, review; order entered.

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  • Way Back When

    10 years ago . . .

    Births announced this week are: Dillon Horton Gasser, Sept. 9, son of Margo and Danny Gasser; Danielle Renee Farmer, Sept. 1, daughter of Danny and Donna Farmer; Sylvia Dawn Humphries, Sept. 21, daughter of Dawn Humphries and Lucio Rios; Samantha Lillian Loraine Wood, Sept. 23, daughter of Patricia and Harvie Wood; Emily Jane Hendrix, Sept. 16, daughter of John and Pamela Moore Hendrix; Brandon Nicholas Quesenberry, Sept. 20, son of Thomas Jay and Susan Renee Quesenberry.

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  • Newspapers fight back

    OK, newspaper folks. It’s time to pick ourselves off the ground and fight back. There is plenty of time left on the clock, and our fans — more than 100 million loyal readers — are pulling for us to win. So here’s how we rally.

    First and foremost, we have to ignore those self-proclaimed pundits and cynics who believe that newspapers are dead. They are dead wrong.

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  • The important thing is that God’s people worship

    Before the worship service started we had eaten dinner together, me with my tape recorder and notebook by my side.

    I don’t normally go to church on Wednesday nights, but I had come to New Beginnings Fellowship in Hernando, Fla., for a Religion page feature story and to take notes about their worship.

    As the people entered the sanctuary, some grabbed musical instruments from a cardboard box in the back of the room — maracas and wooden sticks, cymbals and tambourines. During the first song, people used the instruments, making their own music.

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  • Engagement

    •Ashton Brooke Fuller and Hargis Dalton Fryman. The wedding will be held Oct. 24, 2009 at 4 p.m. at Curry Methodist Church by invitation only.

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