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Today's News

  • Harrison County Circuit Court

    HARRISON CIRCUIT COURT

    Judge Jay Delaney

    presiding Aug. 17, 2010

    CIVIL CASES

    Harrison Memorial Hospital vs. Arlene Hildebrand, motion hour; motion granted, order entered.

    Wells Fargo Bank, NA vs. Elizabeth Northcutt, motion hour; (motion for sale of property), motion granted, order entered.

    Citimortgage, Inc. vs. David A. Ward, motion hour; (motion to reschedule master commissioner sale), motion granted, order entered.

    Chase Home Finance, LLC vs. Jason Martin, motion hour; motion granted, order entered.

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  • Blessed hunger pangs

    One day last week I was at the market buying bananas, broccoli slaw and Vidalia onions and when the kid bagging my groceries asked, “How are you today?” I told him, “I’m so hungry I could eat my arm.”

    We both laughed and then when I got to my car I gobbled a banana in about three bites because, frankly, my arm was looking pretty tasty.

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  • Property Transfers

    PROPERTY TRANSFERS

    Quit Claim Deed: Elaine Devoe and Tom Devoe, Kenneth Sexton and Brigitte Sexton, Roger Sexton to Johnny Sexton, property at the intersection of West Penn and North Locust streets.

    David McEwan and Alice McEwan to Kerri Childress, Lot 15 - Block B - Unit 1-A of the Country Club Estates Subdivision, $167,000.

    Darrell Schell Jr. and Andrea L. Schell to ESS Holdings, LLC, Lot 5 - Block F - Unit 1-B of the White Oak Estates Subdivision.

    Darrell Schell Jr. and Andrea L. Schell to ESS Holdings, LLC, property at 10561 US Hwy. 62 E.

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  • Fire Safety Day is Saturday

    The Cynthiana Fire Department will be joined by other firefighters from throughout the state in recognizing Fire Safety Day on Saturday.

    Firefighters will be at Walmart at 9 a.m. for the start of a day filled with activities.

    There will be a firefighter muster competition that will pit departments against each other in things like hose rolling, bucket brigade and others.

    There will be a parade at 3:30 p.m. followed by a chili cook-off at Station 1.

    The public is invited to all of the activities designed to educate the public in fire safety.

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  • Final date to apply for SURE is Sept. 30

    Barry Sims, County Executive Director of the Harrison County FSA Office, reminds area producers of the Sept. 30, 2010 final date to apply for the 2008 Supplemental Revenue Assistance Payments Program (SURE).

    Producers who suffered 2008 crop losses may be eligible to receive benefits under the SURE program. All applications must be filed by Sept. 30, 2010 to be considered timely filed.

    In order to be eligible all crops including hay must have been insured with FCIC or NAP for the 2008 year.

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  • New Drivers

    NEW DRIVERS

    James A. Snapp, Emily Cassell, Brett Cheek, Hunter Clay Hill, Tracy Hicks, Shelby Tucker, Sara McNees, Jeffrey Faulconer, Bradley Hopkins.

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  • Birth

    • Olivia Lu Sexton was born to Lauren Tillman and Josh Sexton of Cynthiana on Sept. 2, 2010 at Harrison Memorial Hospital. She weighed 8 lbs.

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  • Engagement

    • Kevin Lutes and Mitzi Fallis to marry at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 23, 2010 at Oxford Christian Church in Georgetown, Ky. A reception will follow at the church.

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  • County supports quest for park gym

    Harrison County Fiscal Court is prepared to throw funding into a grant proposal to build an activities/wellness center near the Wedco Health Center on Oddville Avenue,

    Magistrates voted Tuesday to provide $125,000 as part of a commitment for a $250,000 Healthy Communities grant.

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  • Commission sets Trick or Treat for Saturday, Oct. 30, in Cynthiana

    Cynthiana’s little ghouls and goblins will be out for trick-or-treating on Saturday, Oct. 30, Commissioner Amanda Moore announced at Tuesday evening’s city commission meeting.

    Moore said trick-or-treating will begin at 6 p.m., at which point the weather sirens will be sounded.

    “Everyone should use caution,” Moore said, adding that the annual tradition is for children 12 years old and under.

    Sirens will sound again at 8 p.m., when trick-or-treating ends.

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