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Today's News

  • Economic Development Authority officially launches website

    The Economic Development Authority’s (EDA) promotional website for Harrison County went live officially on Monday morning to promote this area to new businesses.
    EDA chair and acting executive director Frazer LeBus informed board members that the website was ready to launch during their regular meeting last Thursday morning.

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  • Kentucky Court of Appeals judge files for re-election

    Kentucky Court of Appeals Judge Joy Moore has filed campaign papers in Frankfort to seek another term in office.
    Moore currently serves Division 2 of the 6th Appellate District, which includes the following counties: Boone, Kenton, Campbell, Gallatin, Grant, Pendleton, Oldham, Spencer, Shelby, Henry, Trimble, Carroll, Owen, Harrison, Bracken, Mason, Nicholas, Fleming, Bath, Robertson and Lewis counties.

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  • Former Harrison Vet Clinic extern returns as veterinarian

    When the Harrison Veterinary Clinic decided to hire a new doctor, its not likely that it figured to get a candidate from New Zealand, nor would anyone have taken the bet that this particular Kiwi would be no stranger to Cynthiana or the Harrison Veterinary Clinic.  
    Some may call it coincidence, others may say fate, but for the staff members at Harrison Veterinary, Dr. Christina Wells’ return to Cynthiana is nothing less than an dear friend coming home.

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  • ‘Tis the season: Shoppers beware

    The Harrison County Sheriff’s office received two reports of attempted phone scams last week. While the office receives similar reports throughout the year, the holiday season is a time when incidences of such fraud peaks.
    The incidents that were reported to the sheriff’s office were not specifically related to the holidays. On Nov. 12, Susanna Loch reported that she had received a call from someone claiming to represent the Wal-Mart Mobile Pharmacy service.
    Wal-Mart has no such service.

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  • Road Paving Project
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  • Church News

    CYNTHIANA CHRISTIAN
    On Monday night, Nov. 25, the Cynthiana Christian Church will be the location of a community forum on drug abuse in the Harrison County Community. Sponsored by the Champions for a Drug-Free Harrison County, the forum will begin at 5:30 p.m. Food and drinks will be provided. Please join us for this important community meeting.

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  • Paula's Family Restaurant donates Thanksgving turkeys
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  • Forum opens discussion about teen suicide

     

    Attendance for the “Understanding Teenagers” forum at Harrison County High School exceeded the expectations of its organizers and seemed to launch a community dialogue about what steps the community can do to address, and reduce, the incidence of teen suicide.

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  • Blessing Ball
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  • Did you know?

    Make
     reservation
    for free Thanksgiving meal
    Harvest of Hope, a Unity Christian Church outreach, will be providing free Thanksgiving meals to anyone wanting to partake.
    It’s not too late to make a reservation, but do so soon.

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