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45th annual Burley Belles looks...

Although there is still more than two weeks before the event, the 45th annual Burley Belles field promises to be one of the best in some time.  
This year was scheduled to be the 46th annual, but last year’s rain caused the cancellation of the event and since “not one ball was struck” this will be the 45th Burley Belles outing.  
The tournament begins with practice rounds on Thursday, July 24, with the competition starting early on Friday, July 25, and concluding on Saturday.  

Community Calendar 7-10-14

THURSDAY, July 10
Hot Summer Night’s 5K Run and Cookout (Early Registration Deadline.) July 19 beginning at 8 p.m. at Northside Elementary School. Early registration is $20, late is $25 and must be postmarked by July 10 to Hot Summer Night 5K, Cynthiana Chamber of Commerce, 201 S. Main St., Cynthiana, KY 41031. All entry fees are non-refundable. Include name, date of birth, age on July 19, address, city, state, zip, phone number, email address, male or female, and shirt size: YL S M L XL XXL.

Harrison County Sheriff's...

Traffic Cases
June 27 -- At 2:33 p.m., an injury accident occurred on KY 1054 S. about three miles west of town. Brenda Creamer of KY 36 W was traveling south when the vehicle veered off the roadway, went 100 feet and cracked a telephone pole. The driver complained of hand pain and was taken to Harrison Memorial.

Lewis and Collins overall...

Chris Lewis and IV Collins shot a red hot 96 on Sunday morning. That score survived challenges from two other duets to win 2014’s The Jungle by one shot 163 to 164.  
Tom Korona/Ron Reanult and David McIlvain/Shearl Moore came in just one stroke shy of tying and putting the match into playoffs.  
Johnny Mac Dawson/Clint Bishop trailed by three strokes at 166 and Josh Ashbrook/Brian Parker came in with 167, just four strokes off the pace.

Magic show is Friday for library...

By Kayla Pickrell, Intern

Impossible Magic showcases its hocus pocus Friday in a free, family-oriented magic show in the Cynthiana Presbyterian Church fellowship hall.

Museum Musings

* Cynthiana Democrat, Dec. 12, 1970 -- “Kawneer Co. Inc. has posted a $1,000 reward for the apprehension of person or persons responsible for the shooting incidents which have taken place during the UAW strike which is going on at the Cynthiana plant.”

Way Back When

10 years ago . . .
Births announced this week are: Merritt Taylor Williams, May 15, son of Marty and Karen Williams.
Chad Pruitt, a native of Hickman County, has been named the new Harrison County High School assistant principal.
Ken’s New Market celebrates 25 year anniversary in business. The Techau family owns the grocery business. They also own an Exxon, Ken’s Discount Tobacco Outlet, two Save-A-Lots (Cynthiana and Flemingsburg).

Local museum to celebrate 20th...

This weekend, July 18-19, the Cynthiana-Harrison County Museum will celebrate 20 years of preserving and sharing the history.

The museum is located in the old Rohs Theatre Building on South Walnut Street and is open on Fridays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. .

Cynthiana Police Department

Case reports
June 30 -- At 2:35 p.m., Conrad B. Fritz, 108 Bradford Drive, reported that he and guests were outside on the deck drinking and Leonard Mineer walked over and punched him in the face. This allegedly occurred on June 28. Fritz said he was afraid to report it to the police for fear of being attacked again.

Schandings observe 65th...

Paul and Mable Schanding, formerly of Cynthiana, celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on June 30.
Paul is a retired employee of Kawneer Amox Company after 45 years.
Mable is a retired employee of Madison Street Hospital with 15 years of service.
Celebrating with the couple were their children, Doug and wife Becky, Karen and husband Doug, Mona and husband Steve; their grandchildren, Paul, Lauren, Sarah, Eric and wife Lindsey; and great-grandchildren Xavier, Magnus and Abigail.