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Grace Notes

One of the great pleasures in life is being able to say, “I told you so.”
I don’t get to say it often, but when I do, especially when I can say it to my husband, I do it with immense glee. I may even dance around and sing.
Moms get to say I told you so a lot.
Remember Ralphie’s mom in “A Christmas Story”? Ralphie kept asking for Red Ryder BB gun and his mom kept saying, “You’ll shoot your eye out.”

Inside professional wrestling at...

Those who grew up in the 90s will never forget the incredible pro-wrestling boom of the time. After coming out of a slump in the early 90s, years 96-99 saw the WWE (then WWF) garner its highest ratings in not only its history, but the history of the business.

Mailbag

To the editor:
I stand opposed to the sale of alcohol on Sunday. In brighter and better days of our nation’s past, the Bible-believing New England Puritans set Sunday apart from the week as a day of worship and rest. That practice endured for over 300 years.

Harrison Circuit Court

HARRISON CIRCUIT COURT
Judge Jay Delaney
presiding July 6, 2017
CRIMINAL CASES
Betty “BB” Asher, 1990, pretrial conference; trafficking in controlled substance-first degree, first offense (heroin), tampering with physical evidence, drug paraphernalia-buy/possess; guilty plea entered, sentencing date set.

Cynthiana Police Report

CYNTHIANA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Arrests
July 13 -- Cody J. Cox, 23, was arrested on South Locust Street and charged with third-degree criminal trespassing and public intoxication, excluding alcohol.
July 13 -- Brian K. Evans, 44, was arrested on Pleasant Street at Shell Apple Market and charged with alcohol intoxication, third or greater offenses within 12 months.

Viewpoint

It never ceases to amaze me how much is going on in Cynthiana and Harrison County.
Much has been written in this newspaper about the progressive nature of our current government leadership, and that will continue as long as those leaders continue to make decisions that are proactive and lead to a better life for all of us.

Statepoint Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS
1. ClichÈd
6. *UK broadcaster of rugby, cricket, etc.
9. Popular one-pot meal
13. First cradles
14. Note that follows soh
15. Alluring maiden
16. White, in Paris
17. *”Miracle on Ice” winner
18. Butcher’s refuse
19. *A top baseball performer
21. *1st F in FFL
23. 252-gallon cask
24. ____ ex machina
25. *Cassius Clay, ____ Muhammad Ali
28. Twiggy’s skirt
30. Undesirable city district
35. Cheap trinket

Mailbag

To the editor:
This is in answer to the letter from Jayne Whitson Newman. By the way I don’t live in Berry, but outside the city.
You have to be one very miserable person. For all you can see is what you call bad - wrong misuse of funds etc. By the way do you know what playground equipment costs? Well I checked it out on the internet. Boy was I ever in for a shock. That stuff is very expensive.

Trilogy Health Services breaks...

Trilogy Health Services held a groundbreaking ceremony on Friday, July 14, its new Memory Care Neighborhood at Cedar Ridge Health Campus.
This will be an extension of the current health campus at 1217 U.S. 62 East.
The Legacy Lane is designed to provide peace of mind to community caregivers, as well as security, comfort and dignity to those with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, according to a press release from Trilogy.     

Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship...

The Work Read Kentucky Scholarship helps students who have not yet earned an associate’s degree afford an industry-recognized certificate or diploma.
Help wanted in construction, transportation/logistics, health care, business services/IT and advanced manufacturing.

Eligibility
•Be enrolled or accepted for enrollment at an eligible postsecondary institution in an approved program of study that leads to an industry recognized certificate or diploma in a high-demand workforce sector.
•Be a Kentucky resident.