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Sports camps planned for summer

The Harrison County High School coaches have a busy summer planned for the up and coming athletes of the area as they have planned camps beginning in May and going throughout the summer.  
The girls start first with the Fillies Basketball Camp that begins on Thursday, May 29, and continues through the week ending on Friday, May 31.  
This camp is for girls grades 1 through 8 and will be held at the high school gym. Cost is $35 per camper with daily times from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

School Menus

May 20-24
* Menus subject to change due to weather and delivery.
BREAKFAST
ALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Monday: Egg/cheese on english muffin or cereal/toast, fruit, variety of milk
Tuesday: Breakfast pizza or yogurt or cereal/toast, fruit, variety of milk
Wednesday:  Cinnamon toast with yogurt or cereal/toast, fruit, variety of milk
Thursday: No School
Friday: No School
MIDDLE SCHOOL
MONDAY: Cereal or yogurt cup or sausage biscuit, variety of milk and juice.

Fillies end regular season with...

The Harrison County Fillies are closing out the regular season with a mixture of district and region rivals and some tough games in Lexington.
Coach Christine Garnett’s Fillies began the prelude to the season with a Thursday game with district opponent Pendleton County at Shirley Field in the annual Cancer Awareness Game.  
It was a four-inning affair with the Fillies banging out 14 hits and 15 runs in their four at bats.  
Senior Ashley Coppage was four-for-four to lead the Harrison County attack.  

Wades to celebrate 1st...

Wesley and Jessika Wade of Harrison County will celebrate their first year anniversary on May 30. They were married on May 30, 2012 in Hawaii.
Wesley is the son of Gerald and Bonie Wade of Cynthiana. He is a graduate of Harrison County High School and is employed by Solution Dispersion.
Jessika is the daughter of Libby Zimmerman and Bobby Neace and the granddaughter of Janice Moore, all of Harrison County. She is a graduate of Harrison County High School and is employed by Redd-Brown and Williams Construction Company.
They reside in Bourbon County.

LVC/MCTC holds graduation and...

The Licking Valley Campus of Maysville Community and Technical College held its annual graduation celebration and awards program on Thursday, May 2, 2013 at the Prizing House in Cynthiana.  
The evening was filled with music, food and honors for MCTC/LVC graduates.
The program opened with the LVC choir singing “My Old Kentucky Home” and a welcome from Bruce Florence.
Remarks were offered by Dr. Juston Pate, Chief Academic Officer, who bestowed the honor awards on the winning recipients.

Technical students inducted into...

Technical schools across the nation nominate students for admission into the National Technical Honor Society.
At Harrison ATC, only one student per program is nominated for admission to the NTHS and must meet a series of rigorous standards. Each candidate must have a 95 percent attendance rate, maintain a 3.0 grade point average, demonstrate school and community involvement, and compose a thoughtful essay describing their future career plans.

HMH radiology receives ACR...

The HMH radiology department can add another feather to its cap. The Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) services received re-accreditation by the American College of Radiology. The program is accredited for Hitachi Open MRI for adult and pediatric patients.

Breds runners up, Fillies 5th in...

“We finished region champs last year and runners up this, and I am extremely proud of this group of athletes,” said Thorobreds Track Coach Robert Walker. “Considering the people we lost to graduation and those that fell by the wayside this year this group showed a lot of heart. We had people who were injured competing and giving their all.”

Thorobreds trap Bearcats 5-2

BHarrison County improved its 2013 baseball record to 18-5 on Thursday as they defeated Anderson County’s Bearcats 5-2 in a game on the Hilltop.  
The Bearcats (7-16) trailed throughout the game as senior hurler Jordan Martin held them to four hits in his six innings of work.  
Anderson County scored both of its runs in the top of the seventh off relief pitcher Gus Garrison, who gave up a home run to junior lead off hitter Brandon Eliadis after he had walked pinch hitter Christian Shepherd.

Daniel Josiah Lee “Danny Jo”...

Daniel Josiah Lee “Danny Jo” Wilson was born to Thomas and Layla Wilson of Cynthiana on Jan. 7, 2013 at Harrison Memorial Hospital.
He weighed 8 lbs. 3 oz., and is welcomed by his brother D.J. Wilson.
Maternal grandparents are Danny Dale and Zona Fryman, both of Cynthiana; maternal great-grandparents are the late Leroy and Ruth Fryman and the late Nora Henson.

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