Today's Sports

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.  

I try to get home at night in time to tell my two youngest grandchildren a bedtime story.  
This time of year when I umpire a lot and other times when I am working and traveling, I don’t get home to tell one but many nights I do.  
My stories vary from fairy tales with my own particular spin on them or stories from when I was young as I remember them.  
No stories about “little Jerry” or the such, but entertaining tidbits of the G or at least PG rating are what the grandchildren ask me to tell them.  

Harrison County hunter education
class scheduled for May 20-22
If you plan on hunting this year and haven’t taken a safe hunter education class, you need to sign up for this class.
A safe hunter education class will be held May 20-22 at the Harrison County Extension Office. The classes are from 6-9 p.m. The 10-hour class is free, open to the public, and all materials are provided for each student. You must be nine years old or older to take the class.