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Industrial hemp shows promise in...

By Josh Shepherd, News writer

While there is no immediate market for industrial hemp yet, there are plenty of  central Kentucky investors betting on a bullish future for the crop, said University of Kentucky agronomist David Williams at the annual Harrison County Soil and Conservation breakfast Tuesday morning. 

HCMS cheerleaders repeat as...

On Saturday, Feb. 14, the Harrison County Middle School cheerleaders competed in the Bluegrass Conference Cheer Competition.  
The Harrison County squad was the defending champion in the event so they came into the competition with high expectations and a target on their back.  
The girls held up their end of the bargain winning first place in the small division and also won the grand champion overall.  

Westside, Southside students...

By Becky Barnes, Editor

CAP 2nd Lt. Will Smith’s goal is to create a spark of interest in flight in school-aged children.

Emergency shelter opened at new...

By Josh Shepherd, News writer

The Harrison County emergency weather shelter in the former offices of the county clerk on Oddville Avenue will remain open all week long for individuals and families put at risk in subzero temperatures this week.

Harrison County Fillies tie for...

On Feb 13, the Harrison County Fillies competed in the state bowling tournament finishing in a tie for third place.
“The girls were ready to bowl,” said HCHS bowling head coach Petey Reynolds. “It was the most I have ever seen them ready at any competition.”
The Fillies bowled one game of qualifying, consisting of two 4-women teams.
The score wasn’t as good as the coaching staff had hoped but they ended up shooting a 961.

Woman’s Club of Harrison Co....

The Woman’s Club of Harrison County met Friday, Feb. 13 for their monthly luncheon and meeting.
Anna Ruth McLoney presided over the event. She welcomed club members and led all in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Sue Burrier shared Spiritual Values and offered the blessing of the meal. The luncheon was catered by Layne Tussey. She served a meal of pork cutlettes, mashed potatoes, broccoli casserole, waldorf salad and dessert.

Fillies advance to district...

The two teams split their two previous meetings this season and Monday night’s game was close throughout as the Harrison County Fillies edged past Nicholas County, 35-31.  
The game was the opening match up in the 38th District Tournament hosted by Robertson County.  
Harrison County’s junior forward, Madison Philpott, had perhaps her finest game as she played an aggressive style scoring 18 points and grabbing six rebounds.  
Senior guard Chelsea Ingram was also in double figures with 10 points.  

Indian Creek Homemakers, along...

The February 2015 meeting of the Indian Creek Homemaker Club provided a special opportunity for all members and guests. The club hosted the nationally acclaimed program, “The Conversation Project,” facilitated by the Hospice of the Bluegrass Cynthiana Office staff who are experts in end-of-life care and issues.

Running toward the sound of gun...

Over the last few days, I have been listening to the podcast of two recent episodes of This American Life on National Public Radio.

Harrison District Court

Judge Charles W. Kuster Jr.
presiding Feb. 16, 2015
CIVIL CASES
Fred Whitson vs. Angel Spurlock, court trial; forcible detainer sustained.
MISDEMEANOR CASES
Derrick W. Graham, 1986, other hearing; waive fee and paid in full, remand.
TRAFFIC CASES
Peter G. Bilbrey, 1974, arraignment; failure to wear seat belts; paid.
Quinton A. Callahan, 1992, arraignment; one headlight, failure to produce insurance card, no/expired Kentucky registration receipt; dismissed.