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Today's News

  • Cynthiana Police Department

    Arrests, citations, warnings
    April 4 -- Terry L. Hope, 51, was arrested on Plum Court and charged with disorderly conduct, alcohol intoxication, failure to notify DOT of address change and resisting arrest.
    April 4 -- Chelsey L. Durbin, 22, was arrested on a Harrison County warrant for theft by unlawful taking (all others).
    April 4 -- Danny E. Reed, 26, was arrested on Scott County warrants for falsely reporting incident (two counts), obtaining controlled substance by fraudulent/false statement (two counts), theft by unlawful taking, shoplifting, under $500.

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  • Harrison County Sheriff's Department

    Traffic Cases
    April 3 -- At 6:27 p.m., a non-injury accident occurred on KY 3003 eight miles from the city limits. Justin Quinn of Berea was traveling towards US 62 when he lost control of his car and spun completely around, coming to rest on the side of a bridge over a creek. The driver said the door came open during the wreck and he fell in the creek. A check revealed that the driver’s license was suspended since January. Charges have been filed.

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  • Harrison District Court

    Judge Charles W. Kuster Jr.
    presiding April 7, 2014
    PROBATE CASES
    Estate of Norma E. Houston, probate hearing; will admitted to probate on testimony.
    Estate of Charlotte L. Wilson, probate hearing; admit to probate on testimony.
    FELONY CASES
    Jamie Moore, 1975, continued first appearance; flagrant non-support; dismiss without prejudice.
    MISDEMEANOR CASES
    Angie M. Haney, 1978, other hearing; theft by unlawful taking under $500 (shoplifting); not guilty plea entered.

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  • Corrections

    In the story concerning Jimmie Rose’s 91st birthday in the April 10th edition of the Cynthiana Democrat, Rose was joined by members of his 1944 Olive Hill basketball team, not Harrison County.
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    In the fiscal court story, the MesoNet automated weather station is located at Robinson Dam, not near the border to Robertson County.
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    In the cutline for the car wreck at Flat Run Veterans Park, it was Cynthiana police, were incorrectly identified as Carlisle police.

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  • Bramble pruning late this year

    The bramble patch is usually cleaned up by now but the cold winter has set us back with a few of our garden chores.  
    It turns out that this may be a good thing after all: The University of Kentucky has sent out a “blackberry alert” urging gardeners to hold off on pruning blackberry and raspberry until new shoots begin to emerge.  
    They are expecting more than usual die back due to our cold winter season.
    Most brambles are biennial which means they fruit on second-year growth.  

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  • Leadership Program
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  • Meats 101: Beef

    By Benita Peoples, Co. ext. agent
    Protein is an essential part of your daily diet. Meat is an excellent choice of protein. Come learn with us about the new cuts of beef, wet age vs. dry aged: prime, choice and select cuts of beef; grain fed; buying local meats; fat content of beef; and cooking methods based upon the cut of meat selected.

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  • Score 'N' More
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  • Stock Chart
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  • School Menus

    BREAKFAST
    ST. EDWARD SCHOOL
    MONDAY: Breakfast pizza or cereal toast, fruit or juice choice, choice of milk.
    TUESDAY: Pancakes with syrup, Gogurt or cereal, toast, fruit or juice choice, choice of milk.
    WEDNESDAY: Cinnamon toast, Gogurt or string cheese or cereal, toast, fruit or juice choice, choice of milk.
    THURSDAY: Pancake on a stick with syrup, string cheese or cereal, toast, fruit or juice, choice of milk.
    FRIDAY: Cinnamon rolls, string cheese or cereal, toast, fruit or juice choice, choice of milk.

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