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Today's News

  • Thorobreds lose two in early week action in Florida

    The Harrison County Thorobreds gave a game away and lost another in the first games of the season in Florida this week.  
    The Breds fell to the Gulf Breeze Dolphins Monday night in an uncharacteristic display of poor fielding by a 5-3 score.  

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  • School Menus

    March 28- April 1
    * Menus subject to change due to weather and delivery.

    ALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
    MONDAY: Breakfast pizza or cereal, toast, fruit or juice, variety of milk.
    TUESDAY: Sausage/egg on english muffin or cereal, toast, fruit or juice, variety of milk.
    WEDNESDAY: Sausage gravy and biscuit or cereal, toast, fruit or juice, variety of milk.
    THURSDAY: Scrambled eggs and cinnamon toast or cereal, whole grain pop-tart, fruit or juice, variety of milk.

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  • Harrison County’s tennis team greets many new players

    Harrison County graduated the No. 1 Fillies doubles team in Polly Whalen and Jacqueline Young, the No. 1 Thorobreds singles player in Ross Smith and one half of the Breds No. 1 doubles team in Kalen Woosley.  
    The other half of that No. 1 doubles team, junior Ben McDonald, moved away so there are several holes to fill for second year coach Kara Mattox.  
    However, given these circumstances, the cupboard is far from bare.  

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  • Florida trip entertaining but very busy

    The weather is wonderful and the hotel is great, but there is not a lot of time to relax and enjoy it.  
    Four grandchildren and a bunch of ball games does not allow for much “free” time.  
    I’m not complaining mind you, but when I am this busy little things set me off.  
    I am currently having problems with my iphone connection, which causes sending video issues and double and triple work, which sets me off.  

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  • What saves you from being handed a ticket to Hell?

    A few weeks ago I got a letter from a woman in Louisiana who had read one of my books.
    Sometimes when you write books people think you know stuff, that you have special wisdom and answers to their problems.
    I’ll let you in on a secret: We don’t, at least I don’t. I can put words together and make them sound pretty and sometimes I have a thought or two that may or may not be helpful to some people, but mostly I think that I don’t.

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  • Thorobreds’ strength is depth in both field and running events

    When the football season was about half over, Harrison County Track Coach Robert Walker was a little down.  
    He had just witnessed half of his vaunted 400m relay team go down with knee injuries as Cory Nichols and Caleb Reeder were hurt during the pigskin season.  
    Couple this with the concern that club soccer might also take Josh Young and Ben Anness, the young and hard working talent, Walker was concerned about what the season might bring.  

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  • Church News

    CYNTHIANA
    PRESBYTERIAN
    The annual Souper Bowl of Caring project collected money and cans of soup for the Harrison County Food Pantry.  This was collected by the Youth group on Super Bowl Sunday.  The youth gathered Wednesday after school to deliver the items to the Food Pantry along with Pastor Patrick Laney.
    This is an event to utilize Super Bowl weekend to mobilize youth to fight hunger and poverty in their local communities.

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  • Archers set sights on state tournament

    Coming off another dominating Region 8 sweep, Harrison County archers return to the competitive range at the Louisville International Convention Center March 29.  
    Almost 3,000 shooters from all over the Commonwealth look to descend on Louisville for this event. Harrison County, particularly the high school division, has high expectations individually and as a team.

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  • Sports beat

    NKU softball improves to 14-8,
    7-1 in conference
    The Lady Norse of Northern Kentucky University improved their season mark to 14-8 with a sweep of Missouri S&T and a split with Drury last weekend. Harrison County alum Michelle Carson saw limited action in the four games playing third base in a back-up role for the Lady Norse.  

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  • All Region Team
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