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* Cynthiana Democrat, Feb. 23, 1928 -- (Cromwell’s Comments) - “In 1878, J. A. Brown purchased what was then known as the ‘Broadwell’ home, later known as the Elks’ Home, now the site of several beautiful residences (corner of Pike Street, Clifton Road). At that time it was an ideal location for that which it afterwards became, ‘Harrison Female College’ as the old residence had many rooms of ample size and the surrounding grounds were spacious and well shaded.”

Season 6 of Cynthiana Idol started with 11 hopefuls competing to be the next Cynthiana Idol. The competition was more difficult this year as the contestants had to sing from themes starting the first week. This was a change from the usual singer’s choice of the past.
David Gauze, 18, of Cynthiana, breezed through the first week of 80’s hair bands and continued to be in the top during Country Music Hall of Fame week and Beatle’s week. During the finals he once again faired well with Broadway and the much anticipated singer’s choice.

“Save the date” announcements are popular for young couples to send out in advance of a formal wedding announcement.
Often in a magnetic form, which is good for refrigerator posting, it helps the potential attendee remember the upcoming event every time they go to the fridge for a snack or soda.
With that said, here’s my “Save the date:”
Friday, June 14
Ingles Stadium
7 p.m. to 7 a.m.

To the editor:
Recently in the May 23, 2013, edition of The Cynthiana Democrat, I read a very disturbing and sickening article. Myself, as well as many other citizens (not just of Harrison County) were ashamed of your newspaper after reading the article in regards to the death of our young friend, William Chambers.