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Harrison Family Court

Judge Barbara Paul
presiding April 17, 2013
CIVIL CASES
Reginald James Verax vs. Shelley Renee Slone, domestic; testimony taken, decree entered.
Brittany Elizabeth Campbell vs. Nicholas James Cox, motion hour; agreement anticipated, motion set, order entered.
Leslye Coy vs. Michael Coy, review; order entered.
Sherry McWhorter Davidson and Johnny Leonard Davidson Jr., domestic; testimony taken previously, decree entered.
Eddie D. Ison vs. Naomi I Emmons-Ison, motion hour; passed to be re-noticed.

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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.

April 19 – At 11:37 p.m., a non-injury accident was reported on KY 392 four miles from town. Jackson Sanders was traveling on KY 392 when he dropped off the side of the road causing him to flip his vehicle on its side.

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Cynthiana Police Department

Case reports
April 8 – At 11 a.m., Seth Smith of Walmart Security reported that an individual came into Walmart and attempted to get a refund for an ink cartridge that he had just picked up at the store. He left with the merchandise but returned and dropped it off in the pharmacy department. Police arrested Chad Jones, charging him with theft by unlawful taking, shoplifting.

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Cammack to demonstrate how she designs, paints gourds in Berea

On Saturday, May 11, Sally Cammack, of Cynthiana, will demonstrate how she designs and paints gourds, from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea.
Born in the coal mining town of Stearns, Ky., Cammack now lives in rural Cynthiana, where she uses gourds raised by her family and friends to create her work.
Gourds are picked in the fall and stored in an open-weave basket to cure.

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Spring tea at Cedar Ridge

Mattie Jenkins was singing along with the Harrison County Homemakers during a tea party on April 19. The homemakers visited Cedar Ridge health center where they provided homemade pie and fine china for the ladies to enjoy.

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Licking Valley Singers presents On Broadway

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Hometown Pharmacy, two more burglarized

Three businesses were broken into over the weekend and police are still searching for suspects.

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Home and Garden Show Saturday, Sunday

The Cynthiana Democrat will be hosting its 10th Home and Garden Show this weekend at the Burley Co-op building on U.S. 27 North.

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An afternoon at Cedar Ridge

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Court agrees to pay half of Senior Citizens’ Center unpaid taxes

The Harrison County Fiscal Court has agreed to help pay half of the nearly $60,000 of neglected Senior Citizens Center payroll taxes.

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