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Today's News

  • There’s always work on the farm

    By Brad Bowman
    news@hclocal.com

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  • Public Record for the week of May 15

    Marriages

    Amber Marie Coppersmith, 19, Turners Station, to Aster Junior Abner, 31, Turners Station.

    Divorces

    Kenneth Joseph Hamilton, 35, Crestwood, and Loucindy Lynn Hamilton, 27, Sulphur.

    Robert Milton Dixon Jr., 42, Pendleton, and Tammy Sue Dixon, 51, Pendleton.

    Larry Sculley Sr., 63, Turners Station, and Phyllis Ann Miles Sculley, 51, Turners Station.

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  • McClish slam fuels Cats' win

    Seth Williams was already pitching a good game for the Wildcats last week against Williamstown.

    In five complete innings of work, he coughed up just five hits, struckout nine and allowed no walks in the first round of the North Central Kentucky Conference tournament.

    But Aaron McClish had a good day, too. McClish, was 4-4 at the plate, including a grand slam for extra flavor.

    That grand slam, a no-doubt shot to left field, came as part of a seven-run fourth inning that gave the Cats an 11-0 lead.

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  • Track Cats Advance to State

    High school track and field athletes work throughout their season with the goal of having their best day at the regional track meet at the end of the year.

    With that in mind the Henry County Wildcat track team put that work on to the test last week, ending the season with personal records on May 8 at the Class AA Region 3 track championships hosted by North Oldham High School.

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  • Lady Cats drop Owen

    Errors can be downright painful. In games against Walton-Verona and Carroll County last week, the Henry County Lady Cats felt just how painful those errors can be.

    The Walton-Verona Bearcats used strong hitting and took advantage of 9 Lady Cat errors to pull away for a 17-6 win on Thursday night. The game was close early at 9-6 after three innings but the Bearcats pulled away in the final inning for the comfortable win.

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  • Baseball Warriors fall to Bardstown

    The Eminence Warriors baseball team traveled to Bardstown to take on the Tigers for the second time in eight days and fell 15-4.

    The Warriors got off to a good start scoring three runs in the first inning. Austin Perry led off with a single and Austin Jones followed with a walk. Trevor Payton came through with a double to drive in the first run.

    Cole Lawson hit an RBI single to make it 2-0, with no outs. The next batters failed to reach base before Travis Bell hit an RBI single to score the third run of the inning and giving the Warriors a 3-0 lead.

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  • EHS Student Athlete of the Week-Shelby Armstrong

    Shelby is a junior on the Warriors’ football and track teams.

     

    What are your hobbies?

    I like to hunt.

     

    What about non-school activities?

    Youth Coalition.

     

    How about school clubs?

    Beta Club, Pep Club.

     

    What’s your favorite school subject?

    English.

     

    What’s your favorite music style/artist?

    I like all types of music/John Mayer.

     

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  • HCHS Student Athlete of the Week-Olivia Whaley

    Olivia is a sophomore for the Lady Cats’ softball team.

    What are your hobbies?

    I like to go boating, swim and fish. I also cheer.

    What about non-school activities?

    Eminence Baptist Youth Group

    How about school clubs?

    Class officer-secretary, Beta, FCA, FBLA, Student Council, Pep club and FOR.

    What’s your favorite school subject?

    English.

    What’s your favorite music style/artist?

    Country/George Strait.

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  • Wildcats' Armstrong signs with LWC

    Henry County Wildcat track athlete Austin Armstrong signed on May 3 with Lindsey Wilson to compete in throwing events with the Blue Raiders next year.

    Armstrong, who has competed for the Wildcat track team mostly in shot put and discus, was excited about the opportunity to compete on the college level.

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  • Free will pays off or you pay for it

    The recent events in Cleveland at first left me perplexed.

    Ariel Castro held three women captive, one for at least 10 years, and his neighbors never knew it nor suspected it.

    Castro allegedly fathered a child with one of his captives, made the woman give birth in a kiddie pool and not one neighbor heard a thing.

    Residents who lived in the neighborhood never suspected a thing from the bus driver/musician who played baseball with children at local parks.

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