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Today's News

  • Support Manda Gingrich

    Is there someone from Eminence who is running for president? You would think so with all this negative talk that’s going on. All this negative talk seems to be aimed at one certain person. Yet this person is the only one that I’ve talked to or heard say anything about what they will do if elected.

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  • Enough is Enough

    I am truly enjoying the Henry County Local articles and letters to the editor regarding the campaign for the open city council seats in Eminence.  I am amused by the outrage and indignation being expressed by the currently seated council members, the supporters of the currently seated members, and a few “very” concerned citizens; in regard to one “very outspoken” candidate (who shall remain nameless).

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  • C’Burg sewer in limbo

    General Manager

    After considerable discussion about the city’s sewer system, two members of the Campbellsburg City Council will serve on a committee to take part in meetings about work on the city’s sewer project.

    The move comes after the council learned in September that the system would need still more work before Carrollton Utilities would agree to take over the sewer system completely.

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  • Soccer teams here to stay

    There were highs and lows. There were victories. Losses. Speed bumps. High-fiving moments. Injuries. Celebrations. Road blocks.

    But along the way, regardless of what the scoreboard said, these players continued to make history and continued to pave the way for future soccer teams at Henry County High School. And when it was all said and done last week, they were just happy that they got the chance to play.

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  • Early Henry settler to be honored in Indiana

    Staff writer/photographer

    More than a century after his death, a former Henry County resident will be honored with a military headstone.

    Joseph Hawkins Fitzgerald, a founding member of Drennon Springs Baptist Church will be honored this weekend at another Baptist church in Dearborn County, Indiana where he is buried.

    More than 150 years after his death in 1854, a military headstone will be erected at Fitzgerald’s grave.

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  • Are you ready to make a difference?

    Staff writer/photographer

     

    The Friends For Michael Spinal Cord Injury Organization has been making a difference in Henry County for more than ten years.

     

    This year FFM President, and founder, Cindy Norton said the FFM will participate in USA Weekend’s National Make A Difference Day for the first time.

     

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  • Boys' soccer team plays final game of inaugural season

    Sports editor

    It was a season full of firsts for the Henry County boys’ soccer team, which accumulated with a 9-0 loss to Shelby County in the Wildcats first try in the 16th District tournament Monday night.

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  • Oh so close

    General Manager

    Each year when Commonwealth Accountability Testing Results are released, New Castle Elementary School Principal Barbara James compares her school to others.

    “I look at La Grange Elementary, because their demographics are similar,” she said, noting that the scores tend to run close to one another. “They have a whole lot more staff, smaller class size — a 15-to-1 student to teacher ratio — an assistant principal and full time counselor.”

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  • Boards of education have five total seats on ballot

    Staff writer/photographer

    Between the two school districts in Henry County, there are five seats up for grabs Nov. 4.

    Candidates for Eminence Independent Schools Board of Education are George Armstrong III, Danny Fisher and Ben Coomes.

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  • Auditor looking at pool money

    General Manager

    Down, but not out, the Eminence swimming pool will not go quietly into the night.

    The city is under investigation by the state Auditor of Public Accounts regarding the money raised to repair the pool. And one candidate for the city council claims the city lied in its response to the auditor’s office.

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