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Today's News

  • Harrison County Family Court

    HARRISON FAMILY COURT

    Judge Barbara Paul

    presiding Jan. 20, 2010

    CIVIL CASES

    Robert Alvin Franklin vs. Debbie Lynn Franklin, domestic; testimony taken, decree entered.

    Michael Scott Wilson vs. ee^Robin Abshear, review; (motion to withdraw, motion for visitation), withdrawn order entered.

    Diana Rae Barnes vs. Jeffrey Bruce Barnes, review; decree entered.

    Sherry Bruner vs. Douglas Bruner, motion hour; (motion for exclusive use of the marital residence, temporary maintenance and temporary child support), temporary order.

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  • ‘Those who look up, find a way out’

    I have a friend who loves bees.

    Last week she brought me to her secret place, a trail in a wooded area in a local park. Located on the trail is my friend’s bee tree.

    My friend comes to this secret place often. She said she goes there to talk to God, since how can you help but talk to him surrounded by all that nature?

    “Just look up at the canopy of trees!” she said as we walked.

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  • Cheerleaders to host KAPOS 10th Region competition

    The Harrison County Varsity Cheerleaders will host the 10th Region KAPOS competition on Saturday, Jan. 30. The doors will open at 9 a.m. for the 12-team event. Admission is $6 per person. The winners will advance to the state competition at Bowling Green on Feb. 20. Last Saturday, four of Harrison County’s cheerleaders competed in the Just Keep Dreaming Stunt Competition held at Bourbon County. Seniors Abby Cunningham, Emily Kendall and Samantha Shirley along with junior Julie Henson were in action during the meet.

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  • NEW DRIVERS

    NEW DRIVERS

    Aurora Justice, Michael Wiglesworth, Lucinda Boyers, Margaret McCauley, Tyler Smith, Charles J. Garrison, Clint Gaunce, Charles William Smith, Michael Griess, Haley Mansur.

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  • Deceased Animal Removal Program for Harrison Co.

    We received a call concerning the Deceased Animal Removal Program. The question being asked, is there still a program for our county? The answer is yes and it should be in effect for this year.

    We are still working with Griffin Industry and if you have lost a beef animal, horse, or swine, you should call 1-800-847-5187 as soon as you realize you have a problem. They will not pick up animals which have been deceased for lengthy periods. One or two days will be the longest period the processor will pick up.

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  • Engagement

    •Kati Lee Barnes and Justin Allen Doyle, both of Cynthiana, will marry Feb. 13 at 3:30 p.m. at Cynthiana Christian Church. A reception will follow in the adjoining fellowship hall. All family and friends are welcome.

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  • Harrison County District Court

    HARRISON DISTRICT COURT

    Judge William D. Probus

    presiding Jan. 11, 2010

    PROBATE CASES

    Estate of Andrew J. Cooper, probate hearing; order entered dispensing with administration.

    Estate of Noel Hughes, probate hearing; will admitted to probate, order entered.

    Estate of Edith Fryman Kennedy, probate hearing; order entered.

    Estate of Dora Faye Ellen Mattox, probate hearing; will admitted to probate as self-proved, order entered.

    Estate of Agnes S. McDowell Trust, motion hour; motion sustained, order entered.

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  • Scott Eagles too tall for Fillies

    Scott High’s Eagles came to town Tuesday evening and defeated the Harrison County Fillies by a 44-33 margin. 

    The Fillies game plan was superb. The one thing that Coach Jason Crisp warned his team about came true in a big way. 

    “I told them if we could keep Stinson from having a big game, we could win this game,” Crisp said. 

    Unfortunately, sophomore Taylor Stinson took advantage of the Fillies’ double team defense on 6-foot-4 Lauren Tibbs and poured in 21 points for the night.

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  • •Colman “Col” Victor Julien Elridge IV

    •Colman “Col” Victor Julien Elridge IV

    Colmon “Col” Victor Julien Elridge IV was born to Colmon and Victoria Elridge of Lexington on Nov. 17, 2009.

    He weighed 7 lbs. and 9 oz.

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  • Anniversary of the ice storm, time to reassess

    It’s been one year since the devastating ice storm of 2009.  I am tempted to honor the power of Mother Nature by having an evening without electricity (save the refrigerator and using electricity for the pump that delivers water from the cistern!) It was a humbling experience for many of us, which most of us are over; but the impact on many of our trees in the landscape remains apparent. 

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