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Property Transfers

Cara N. Copes, DMD-Trustee of the Autumn E. Copes Keystone Inheritance Trust to Colin T. Copes and Cara N. Copes, property on the waters of Richland Creek.
James D. Kenney and Barbara A. Kenney to Leslie L. Noble and Angie D. Noble, property in Harrison County, $150,000.
Fifth Third Mortgage Company and Matthew Gaunce to Secretary for the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Lot 3 - Unit 1 - Robynwood Heights Subdivision (307 Old Lair Road), $70,336.82.
Alice Carol Baxter to Jackie Baxter, property in Harrison County.

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Traffic Cases
Feb. 12 -- At 5:41 a.m., a non-injury accident involving a deer happened on Ky 1940 seven miles east of the city limits. Ashley J. Rose of Ky 1940 tried to avoid striking the deer, but could not avoid it.
Feb. 14 -- At 2:21 p.m., a non-injury accident occurred on Ky. 1032 about 10 miles north of Cynthiana. Daniel Felty of Falmouth, rounded a snow- and ice-covered curve, lost control and ran through a fence owned by Kenny Price.

Clarification

Marshall Anthony Williams, 51, is not the same Anthony Williams, 44, who was issued a criminal summons on a theft by deception charge by the Harrison County Sheriff’s Department.

Rose-Cooper plan March wedding

Lindsay Nicole Rose of Cynthaina, Ky., daughter of Trudi and Edward Rose of Cynthiana, and Christopher Wilson Cooper of Mt. Olivet, Ky., son of PeeWee Cooper and Clayton Insko, and the late Ronald Day Cooper, announce their engagement and upcoming wedding.
The ceremony will take place on March 7, 2015 at 1:30 p.m. at Leesburg Christian Church, with Sammy Harris officiating.
The bride-to-be will be given in marriage by her parents, Trudi and Edward Rose.
A reception will follow at Leesburg Christian Church.

Reader receives cable bill shock

To the editor:

Snow, plants and deicing agents

We have been trudging about in shin-deep snow for days now and the subzero temperatures have kept us on our toes as we try to keep livestock out of the wind and supplied with hay and water.
Snow has an insulating effect, which is particularly useful when we do have frigid temperatures.  
Ground level snow will actually protect the roots and crowns of perennial and woody plants but you may notice a little burn above the snow level when it comes to broadleaf evergreens.  

Neil Furnish hired as HCHS...

Harrison County High School’s Class of 2000 graduate Neil Furnish was selected last week to become the head football coach at his alma mater.  
Furnish, 33, has most recently been a member of the Bourbon County High School coaching staff. They have won two regional championships and a regional runner-up in the past three years.  
Furnish has coached at Bourbon County since 2012 as head freshman coach, pass game coordinator, quarterbacks’ coach and defensive backs’ coach.  

School Menus

* Menus subject to change due to weather and delivery.

BREAKFAST

ST. EDWARD SCHOOL
MONDAY: Sausage gravy and biscuit or cereal and yogurt, juice or fruit, choice of milk.
TUESDAY: Mini cinnis or cereal and yogurt, juice or fruit, choice of milk.
WEDNESDAY: Breakfast pizza or cereal and yogurt, juice or fruit, choice of milk.
THURSDAY: Mini pancakes, strawberry splash or cereal and yogurt, fruit, choice of milk.
FRIDAY: Scrambled egg patty on biscuit or cereal and yogurt, fruit, choice of milk.

Academic briefs

In recognition of their academic performance, the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs has announced that John King, Cynthiana, Ky., has been named to the University of the Cumberlands’ (UC) Dean’s List for the 2014 fall semester.
To be eligible, students must have achieved a grade of “A” in convocation while maintaining a minimum cumulative scholastic standing of 3.50.