Today's News

Attorney Jessie Melcher was present at the June 14 Harrison County Fiscal Court meeting on behalf of Jerry Bacon and RRC Company.
In question was the procedure the Harrison County Fiscal Court took in awarding bids for the construction of Hill Road bridge and Waits Road bridge.
Bacon, on behalf of RRC Company, submitted a bid for installing both bridges along with bid winner E&H Bridges/Ron’s Concrete.

The stillness of the early morning hours was shattered by shots ringing out on Spruce Drive on Thursday, June 9.
Cynthiana Police arrested John Mallory, 51, of 170 Spruce Drive, about 1:30 a.m. after receiving a call for a fight in progress involving a weapon that had been fired multiple times.
Ptls. Michael Lyons and Michael Kiskaden arrived at the Spruce Drive location just after 1 a.m. and were told that Mallory had fired two shots into the air.

A criminal complaint is being sought against a woman who police consider “a person of interest” in the theft of jewelry from the home of Dr. and Mrs. Don Stephens.
Police were contacted June 4 about 3:30 p.m. by Sonia Stephens regarding the theft of her jewelry, which included her wedding band.
Cynthiana Police Cpl. Walter Tapp said he was able to recover two rings from the Old Time Pawn Shop on Pike Street, which is where the suspect told police she took the jewelry.
However, other pieces of Stephens’ collection have not been located.