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Fillies take two, drop one this week

By Mike Aldridge, Sports writer

On Thursday night at Mason County, the Harrison County Fillies began a busy schedule with five games in six days. The round robin with George Rogers Clark and Cooper was rained out but still they managed to get three games played in the time period.

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Breds drop two games in HMH/McDonald’s Classic

By Mike Aldridge, Sports writer

It is rare for the Harrison County Thorobreds to lose two games in a row, but that is exactly what happened in the first two nights of the Harrison Memorial Hospital/McDonald’s Classic on Thursday and Friday.

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Breds bedevil Robertson twice, cage Pendleton

By Mike Aldridge, Sports writer

Monday afternoon the Harrison County Thorobreds picked up Coach Mac Whitaker’s 994 and 995 victories as they defeated Robertson County twice in a doubleheader on the Hilltop.

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Harrison teen airlifted following ATV accident Tuesday evening

By Becky Barnes, Editor

A Harrison County teen was airlifted to a Lexington hospital Tuesday following an ATV accident.

About 7:45 p.m., Cynthiana dispatch was notified of a 17-year-old male having been involved in a 4-wheeler accident on KY 1744 (Kelat-Benson Road).

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Columbia Gas of Kentucky upgrading meter technology

Columbia Gas of Kentucky is investing in new technology to improve the quality of the company’s meter reading process by installing radio-based Automated Meter Reading (AMR) devices across its 30-county service region.

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Young scientist assumes medical lab from his mentor

By Josh Shepherd, News writer

The prevailing wisdom in the health care industry is not to go into business for yourself, but Dustin Ross is bucking that trend for the sake of private enterprise.

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Middle school students learn from European mini-museum

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Old Lair bridge condition questioned by state

By Josh Shepherd, News writer

The weight limit on the bridge at Old Lair Road has been reduced to just three tons. The Kentucky Department of Highways has prohibited use of the bridge by school buses, fire engines and large commercial trucks.

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Time to register for summer, fall classes at MCTC/LVC

Graduation is fast approaching with the spring semester coming to an end. Therefore, it is time to register for summer and fall classes at Maysville Community and Technical College, Licking Valley Campus (MCTC-LVC).

Registration begins on April 1 and continues until the fall semester begins on Aug. 18. The summer sessions begin on May 16, June 6 and June 13.

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KSP accepting applications for Citizens’ Police Academy

Kentucky State Police, Post Six, is now accepting applications for the 2014 Kentucky State Police Citizens Police Academy. The 11-week academy is scheduled to begin on April 24.

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