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Cynthiana Police Report

CYNTHIANA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Arrests, citations, warnings
March 31 -- Brandon Gayheart, 27, was arrested at 805 U.S. 27 South, Walmart, and charged with theft by unlawful talking, shoplifting.
March 31 -- Jacob D. Maclean, 34, was arrested on Water Street and charged with operating on a suspended or revoked operator’s license and cited for license to be in possession.
April 1 -- Timothy  R. Fraley, 50, was arrested on a Harrison County warrant for failure to appear.

Harrison District Court

HARRISON DISTRICT COURT
Judge Charles W. Kuster Jr.
presiding March 26, 2018
PROBATE CASES
Estate of Terry Canter, probate hearing; order entered, bond approved.
Estate of Carl Henry Kurz, probate hearing; will to be recorded, order entered.
Estate of Roy Franklin Milner, probate hearing; order entered.
Estate of Marion Mathew Powell, probate hearing; order entered.
Estate of Dorsey Alan Wiggins,probate hearing; order entered.
CIVIL CASES

Way Back When

10 years ago . . .
Births announced this week are: Macy Brooke Beagle, March 23, daughter of Scott and Mary Beagle; Caleb Joseph Shepperd, March 16, son of Jeremy and Erika Shepperd; Jameson Warner, March 8, son of Jebb and Shawn Hicks Warner.
Rededication at Harrison Memorial Hospital and open house of its expanded and renovated facility will be held Sunday.
Earth Day event to be held this weekend at Oddville Avenue recreation park.

Church News

BERRY BAPTIST
A revival will be held at Berry Baptist Church, 306 Main St., Berry, Friday, April 20 at 7 p.m., Saturday, April 21 at 7 p.m., and Sunday, April 22 at 10 and 11 a.m. with the Bluegrass Boys Quartet. Everyone is welcome.
For more information call Pastor Carl Morton at 859-356-2887 or the church office at 859-234-0440.

CITY ON A HILL

Harrison County Circuit Court

HARRISON CIRCUIT COURT
Judge Jay Delaney
presiding April 3, 2018
CRIMINAL CASES
Brandon Broughton, 1997, pretrial conference; complicity burglary-third degree - dismiss; complicity theft by unlawful taking $500 or more but under $10,000 - dismiss; complicity criminal mischief-third degree - dismiss.
Ronald Burke, 1988, pretrial conference; 2 counts complicity burglary-third degree - dismiss; 2 counts complicity theft by unlawful taking $500 or more but under $10,000 - dismiss; 2 counts complicity criminal mischief-third degree - dismiss.

Harrison County Sheriff's...

HARRISON COUNTY
SHERIFF’S REPORT
Citations
April 3--Dep. Steve McCauley served an indictment warrant from Harrison Circuit Court to Tracy King for flagrant non-support.
April 4--Dep. Joe Daniel cited Adam R. Doyle with DUI, failure to notify DOT of address change and failure of owner to maintain required insurance.

Viewpoint

See ya Winter! It’s time for you to go. You are encroaching on Spring.
I’m not happy about snow in April and wish you would just take your wind chill and go. In fact, I don’t even want to hear “wind chill” ever again.
It has been a jolly ride, but I’m jolly well done.
I’ve been thinking Spring at least since the time change to Daylight Savings Time and probably, realistically, a month before that.
In just a few days, on April 21 and 22, the annual Cynthiana Democrat Home and Garden Show will kick off.

Harrison Family Court

HARRISON FAMILY COURT
Judge Heather Fryman
presiding April 4, 2018
CIVIL CASES
Kimberly Renee Curran vs. Earl Wayne Curran, motion hour; parties working on an agreement, to be re-noticed as needed.
Donna Whitaker vs. Chelsea C. Allison, review; order entered.
Tina M. Cole vs. Ronnie Dale Cole, review; order entered.
Justin Clay Walker vs. Rachelle Fryman, review; order entered.
Charles Dunn vs. Erin Hawkins, review; order entered.
Jamie Souders vs. Wendy Rose Lind Kliensmith, review; order entered.

The story behind crape myrtles...

Remember when Lewis Carroll’s Walrus said to the Carpenter, “We will talk of many things . . . of cabbages and kings?”
If you don’t, it is a delightful poem you might like to read to your children or grandchildren or anyone under the age of 50.
But to get to the point, my mind was racing this morning with possible subjects for our visit. So instead of doing the journalistic thing and sticking to one subject, let’s look at several.  

Lincoln Day welcomed state and...

The Harrison County Republican Party hosted the Annual Lincoln Day Lunch on Saturday, April 14th.   Many Local and state candidates as well as current elected officials shared in discussions about current and upcoming legislation.  Pictured from left, US Rep Thomas Massie, US Rep Andy Barr, Businessman Roger Brill, and KY Commissioner of Agricultural Ryan Quarles.