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Fabulous 4th activities will be July 1 at Flat Run

Becky Barnes,
Editor
bbarnes@cynthianademocrat.com

This year’s Rotary Club-sponsored Fabulous Fourth will be held on Saturday, July 1.
According to Howard Fryman,  Rotary president, the afternoon will get underway at 2 p.m. There will be bounce houses, entertainment and the popular fireworks show at dusk.
Fryman said the city and county governments work together to provide the fireworks that conclude the Fabulous Fourth event, which is held at Flat Run Veterans Park.
There is a $5 per carload fee.

Cynthiana’s sixth Rod Run to host Luke Duke

Taylor Cusick,
Summer intern
tcusick@cynthianademocrat.com

One Saturday night after coming home from a fun filled trip to Tennessee, Jerry Adams gazed out over an empty Main Street in his home town of Cynthiana.
The lack of any visible entertainment on a Saturday night made Adams feel like Cynthiana wasn’t living up to it’s full potential. Having just come from the Rod Run in the Sevierville area, Adams got the idea to begin piecing together a similar event for home.

Miles to take helm at Eastside Elementary

Lee Kendall,
News Writer
lkendall@cynthianademocrat.com

Eastside Elementary School will have a new principal heading into the 2017-18 school year.
Former principal B.J. Maggard left Eastside earlier  in the summer to become the Harrison County School District’s Director of Technology.
On Monday, the school district announced that Melissa Miles will take the reins as the new leader at Eastside.

City ponders Sunday liquor sales

Becky Barnes,
Editor
bbarnes@cynthianademocrat.com

Cynthiana Mayor James Smith has called for a special forum to hear both sides of a Sunday liquor sales proposal.
At Tuesday’s regular meeting, Sonia Kirkman, Annastasia Hicks, both representing Ashford Acres Inn as owner and manager, and Austin Dacci, one of the owners of Maiden City Brewery, told commissioners that adding Sunday sales would allow them to be more competitive in their businesses.

Galley Proof Press
Commission gives nod to HMH zone change request

Lee Kendall,
News Writer
lkendall@cynthianademocrat.com

The Cynthiana-Harrison County-Berry Joint Planning Commission okayed a zoning change request by Harrison Memorial Hospital, concerning 19.929 acres of property it owns on Millersburg Pike, following a public hearing on Monday in the Community Room at the health department.
The commission then denied a request by the hospital to change the zoning for the wellness center portion of the development from A-1 to B-2.

Cynthiana makes it . . .

Editor’s note: This is the first in a series featuring Cynthiana and Harrison County’s industrial and manufacturing operations.

Taylor Cusick,
Summer Intern
tcusick@cynthianademocrat.com

 Cynthiana is home to a variety of interesting folks with a plethora of exceptional skills. One of those is Avi Bear.
Bear is the owner of Avi’s Oven Art Incorporated and more recently Canine Correct Table Food For Dogs.

McCauley releases sixth romance book

Becky Barnes,
Editor
bbarnes@cynthianademocrat.com

When Rose McCauley retired from teaching in 1998 there was never a doubt that she would pursue a writing career.
She claims she has always been one to jot down notes that she might later lace into a story.
Encouraged by her husband Chester, McCauley has published six books in six years.

Cynthiana Country Club May 2017 LGA Winners

Cynthiana Country Club
May 2017 LGA Winners

5/2/17        Best 9 or Best 5
18 Holers- Teresa Davis  42                     9 Holers- Kay Cox  20
                Betty Kay McCullough  50           Layne McIlvain  21

Cusick joins Democrat as summer intern

Lee Kendall,
News Writer
lkendall@cynthianademocrat.com

Taylor Cusick will be working at the Cynthiana Democrat this summer as a journalism intern.
“We are excited to have Taylor join our staff for the summer,” said Becky Barnes, editor of the Cynthiana Democrat. “He is a people person and is excited to become a part of our community, at least for the summer.”