Today's Features

Screenings for Eminence Preschool will be from 4 to 7 p.m., Thursday April 16 and Friday April 17 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Eminence Elementary School.
If your child will be 4 years old by August 1, he or she can be screened for EIS preschool program. Screening is necessary for placement so it is important to bring your child with you.
Three-year-old children with a disability or developmental delay can be screened as well.

When I was a boy, I prayed to receive a horse.
I didn’t get it.
It was not the only thing for which I prayed that I did not get.
I also prayed for my eyes to be healed so that I wouldn’t have to wear eyeglasses.
More than half a century later, I still lack a horse, and I still wear glasses—now with tri-focal lenses.
While I would have liked not to need eyeglasses, I am thankful for them and the vision they make possible.

Gregory Farms of Turners Station is one of the 95 certified farm markets across the Commonwealth recently accepted into the 2015 Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) Certified Roadside Farm Market Program, according to a Farm Bureau news release.
 In joining the KFB Certified Roadside Farm Market Program, Gregory Farms has committed to offering quality products and service to its customers.
Its acceptance by Farm Bureau tells customers that Gregory Farms meets the highest standards of quality, freshness and marketing appeal.

William and Sarah Mason, who married in 1939, (he was  21, she was almost 19) will celebrate their 76-year anniversary April 8, 2015. Both have served their community throughout the years.  
William was the first African-American elected to the Eminence City Council. Beginning in 1970, he served for eight years. He also ran for mayor.