Today's News

Earlier this October, a deputy with the Harrison County Sheriff’s office officially declared his retirement after almost 50 years of service on the force.

That’s dog years, you understand.

A day and half into what was expected to be a five-day trial, Kay Brown made a surprise change of plea and accepted a new deal from the Commonwealth.

The deal, in essence, would wipe Brown’s criminal slate clean after five years as long as she adheres to a long list of conditions.

The following audit report was conducted by the Southern Police Institute at the University of Louisville.

The report was requested by Safety Commissioner Gary Brunker and approved by the Cynthiana City  Commission.

Representatives from the Southern Police Institute spent a week in Cynthiana gathering information from officers as well as from citizens of Cynthiana. There was also a public meeting conducted to gather information.

Tickets are on sale now for the Nov. 12 Taste of Home Cooking School that will be held at the Harrison County High School auditorium on Tuesday, Nov. 12.

The event is being hosted by The Cynthiana Democrat and Lions Club in cooperation with Ken’s NewMarket.