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Today's News

  • 20 authors set to headline writers' conference

    In connection with the annual Writer’s Conference, there will be nearly 20 authors at a Book Signing event at the Prizing House on Friday evening, Sept. 27.  

    The free public book signing will be from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.  

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  • Former Cynthiana author releases debut thriller

    VIP Ink Publishing, LLC, recently signed suspense thriller author Sarah McClain. 

    McClain began writing stories and poems at a young age; each character or rhyme was hers to bend or manipulate. McClain’s possesses a gift of writing enthralling suspense novels with delightfully twisted plots. 

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  • Clinic Pharmacy celebrates 15th anniversary

     

    Larry Wiley, R.Ph., has watched the pharmacy business change a lot over the course of his 35-year career and most changes have been a huge benefit to the consumer. 

    When he started working, he said that the vast majority of people paid cash for their medicines and only a small percentage had an insurance co-pay.

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  • Ishmael named president of Ky professional women’s federation

    By Josh Shepherd, News writer

    The Kentucky Federation of Business and Professional Women (KFBPW) elected Amanda Ishmael and several other Harrison County women to leadership positions at their annual state conference in June.

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  • Community Calendar

    THURSDAY, Sept. 19
    Berry High School. The 1948 graduating class of Berry High School will gather for a luncheon at Biancke’s Restaurant on Thursday, Sept. 19 at 1 p.m.
    International Talk Like A Pirate Program. Thursday, Sept. 19 at 5:30 p.m. at the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library. For Pre-K through 5th grade.
    Bookmobile. The Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library Bookmobile will be available Thursday, Sept. 19 at Grandview Store from 10:30-11:30 a.m.; Shady Lawn, 2:30-2:45 p.m.; Parkside, 3-3:15 p.m.

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  • How our spirit got civilized

    In just over a week from now, on Sunday, Sept. 29, the First United Methodist Church in Cynthiana is going to celebrate its 195th anniversary. In five years, of course, the church will be celebrating its bicentennial, a major milestone for any church to celebrate.
    Earlier this week, I interviewed Bro. Mike Coppersmith and former Cynthiana Mayor Virgie Wells, who serves as the church historian, about the church’s history and to find out how the congregation planned to celebrate this event. It will be a feature story for next week, so be looking for it.

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  • FFA mums available at HCHS

    By Morgan Bretland, FFA Reporter

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  • Deputy director resigns from Parks and Recreation

    Jim Milam’s resignation as deputy director of Harrison County Parks and Recreation was officially accepted at the regular meeting of the department’s board Monday night.
    Milam said that he appreciated the time in which he served as deputy director, but that he felt it was time to move on. His resignation will be effective two weeks from this coming Friday, Sept. 13.

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  • Fiscal court is ‘moving forward’ with plans to renovate old courthouse

    Renovation of the historic Harrison County Courthouse is moving forward.
    By a 7-1 vote, with Magistrate Bradley Copes the sole dissenting vote, the Harrison County Fiscal Court approved a motion to move forward with plans for the renovation of the courthouse.
    Renovations will be based upon design specifications submitted to fiscal court members last July.
    Discussion of the courthouse renovation was an added agenda item which Judge Executive Alex Barnett introduced following the conclusion of new business items.

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