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Pesticide training to be held Thursday

We are planning to offer two pesticide trainings for producers whose pesticide cards have expired. If you need to check on your current status call our office at 234-5510 and we can check your card.
The pesticide meetings will be held on Thursday, Feb. 26 at 10 a.m. and again at 7 p.m  at the Harrison County Extension Office. Hopefully these times will fit into your schedule.
We regret that this is such late notice and hope if you can’t attend the morning session you will be able to attend the evening session.

School Menus

Feb. 23-27
* 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.

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.

Harrison County Fillies tie for third in state bowling tournament

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.

The weather causes many problems

Before I get into the article, I want to catch up on something I missed last week.  
The eighth grade Colts did a fine job in the KBA state championships finishing in the Sweet Sixteen only a basket away from the Elite Eight.  
Coach Glenn Lonaker’s charges beat teams from around the state and fell short by the one basket to the best team in Lexington.  
The Colts finished 13th in the final state rankings which was higher than anyone in the Bluegrass Conference except for Scott County who was state champions.  

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HCMS Academic team competes in KAAC District Governor’s Cup

The Harrison County Middle School Academic Team placed first overall at the KAAC District Governor’s Cup on Jan. 17 at HCMS.  
Students competed in future problem solving (FPS), written composition, quick recall, and written assessment in the areas of math, science, social studies, arts and humanities, and language arts.  
The team consists of sixth, seventh and eighth grader students.

Way Back When

10 years ago . . .
Births announced this week are: Caiden Tyler Boyers, Feb. 18, son of Angela Lemons and Theodore Boyers.

HCMS cheerleaders repeat as grand champions of Bluegrass Conference

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.  

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