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Today's News

  • Church Briefs

     AMMERMAN ROAD BAPTIST

    A Spring Meeting will be held March 26-29 at Ammerman Road Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. nightly.

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  • Harrison County Farmer’s Market group to meet tonight

    The Harrison County Farmer’s Market members and potential members will meet Thursday, March 26, at the Harrison County Extension Office at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be used as a planning session and to develop a plan for the coming season concerning location of the market and starting dates for the market. Anyone interested in participating in the market as a regular member or occasional participant should attend.

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  • HCHS Tennis teams split first 2 matches

    The Harrison County High School boys and girls tennis teams got their respective seasons under way on Monday at Bourbon County and played their home opener on Tuesday against Pendleton County.

    On Monday, the Fillies defeated the Lady Colonels 6-3, while the Breds lost 7-3.

    Miranda Turk, Polly Whalen, Julie Henson, Katie O’Neal and Sara Barnett all won in singles play on Monday. The doubles team of Jacqueline Young and Whalen also won their doubles match.

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  • Way Back When

    10 years ago . . .

    Births announced this week are: Dustin Michael Abner, Feb. 23, son of Paul and Beth Abner; Hannah Marie Chapman, March 27, daughter of Michael and Rebecca Chapman; Alexis Sue Grace Courtney, March 19, daughter of Cecilia Miles and Jeff Courtney; Ryan Scott Ferrell, March 18, son of Steven and Emmie Ferrell; Cody Alan Moon, March 19, son of Glenn and Lisa Moon.

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  • Fillies win home opener, lose to Dunbar

    The Harrison County Fillies got their softball season off on a winning note on Monday as they defeated visiting Campbell County in five innings, 10-0.

    It took Harrison County an inning or two to get their bats rolling, but when they did, it didn’t take long for them to make quick work of the Camels.

    Lorraine Dennie keyed a big second inning for Harrison County with a bases-loaded, bases-clearing double to stake Harrison County to an early lead.

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  • Church Briefs

    CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

    Central Christian Church is hosting a Singspiration on March 29 beginning at 4 p.m. Singers include: Erin Wethington, Bill Wilson, Marge Wilson and Pat Campbell, Wayne Keith, Larry Ritchie and Rosetta Tolson, and the Mattox Family.

    Refreshments will be served after the program. Everyone is invited to attend.

    ELMARCH UNITED METHODIST

    The fifth Sunday Hymn Sing will be held Sunday, March 29 at 6 p.m. at Elmarch United Methodist Church. The Bluegrass Gospel Travelers and others will be singing. Everyone is invited to attend.

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  • Cynthiana Police Report

    CYNTHIANA POLICE DEPARTMENT

    Case reports

    March 5 – At 4:47 p.m., Gene Keyes of Walmart reported a shoplifting of a bottle of liquor. Police arrested Gilbert Clark charging him with the theft.

    March 5 – At 11:01 p.m., Makayla Baker, Elmarch Avenue, reported that a rock was thrown through the window of her residence.

    March 5 – At 11:33 p.m., a harassment report was investigated on Oddville Avenue.

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  • Early Years Orthodontics sponsors good deeds essay

    Dr. Clark Cash and The Early Years Orthodontics Team are sponsoring an essay contest that rewards good deeds done by children and teenagers in our community. The prize is a laptop computer.

    We wish to extend our help and guidance to the younger generation. Therefore we are sponsoring the Good Deeds Contest. If you know a student age 18 or under, we ask that you encourage them to write an essay about a good deed they have done, why they did it, and how the experience affected them.

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  • Cal Ripken tryouts are Saturday

    Little League try outs for first-year players, 9-12; will be this Saturday, March 28, weather permitting at the River Road Ball Park from 10 a.m. until noon. Alternate site will be at City Hall in the event of rain that will not allow outside try-outs.

    This is for Cal Ripken Little League only and does not include T-ball or coach pitch leagues. Players in the T-ball age group need not try out as they will remain on their team from last year.

    Coach pitch and girls softball tryouts will be announced at a later date.

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  • Extension leaders honored at Hall of Fame program

     Individuals were honored as Hall of Fame recipients Monday evening for their assistance and dedication to the Harrison County Extension Office and its programs. Pictured are those recipients; from left, front row, Sylvia Fryman, Georgia McCauley, Pat Perraut, Jane Butcher and Charlene Dawson; back row, J. Leslie Fryman, Ralph Jones, Dick Wolsing, Kenneth Leach, Jerry Dawson and Danny Tackett. J. Leslie and Sylvia Fryman accepted the award on behalf of the late Gertrude Fryman.

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