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Today's News

  • It’s a K.O. for the Cats

    By Tommie Kendall

    Sports Editor

    In a contest labled “The Game,” it just wasn’t much of a game this year. In fact, it was a K.O. off a strong, right haymaker in the opening round — if this was a boxing match that is. Eminence was bounced off the ropes, knocked down early and couldn’t get back up as Henry County came away with an unpredictable 55-6 victory.

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  • Local 8-year-old fighting leukemia

    By Cindy DiFazio

    Staff writer/photographer

    He was supposed to start third grade at Eastern Elementary School this year. But a high fever and red rash led eight-year old Seth Tingle’s family physician to diagnose him with a virus in June, but something much worse was happening inside Seth’s body.

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  • Cats dominate county showdown

    By Tommie Kendall

    Sports editor

    For a game that was hyped to be a county showdown between undefeated Eminence and a Henry County squad coming off its first loss of the season, Henry wasted no time in putting the Warriors away as the Wildcats scored less than a minute into the contest and never looked back.

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  • Ladycats ‘on the upward curve of progression’ on soccer field

    By Tommie Kendall

    Sports editor

    The Henry County girls’ soccer team dropped two more games last week — 6-2 against Western Hills on Wednesday and 3-1 against Fern Creek on Thursday — but they are still “on the upward curve of progression,” head coach Shannon Snider said of his Ladycats who brought a 3-1-7 record into this week.

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  • EHS to honor fourth class of Hall of Fame this weekend

    By Tommie Kendall

    Sports editor

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  • It’s win No. 1 for boys’ soccer team

    By Tommie Kendall

    Sports editor

    Following five losses and one tie to start its unpredictable inaugural season at 0-1-5, the Henry County boys’ soccer team finally put its first check in the win column with a 2-1 outing over Carroll County last Thursday.

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  • Cats improve times on flat, fast Tom Sawyer Park course

    By Tommie Kendall

    Sports editor

    In a race that the Henry County cross-country runners had been aiming towards for the last month, they ran some of their best individual performances of the season at the Greater Louisville Classic high school meet Saturday.

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  • EHS set to play Anderson in post-season this Monday

    By Tommie Kendall

    Sports editor

    Eminence’s volleyball team closed out its regular season Monday night and will open post-season play a week later against Anderson County at 6 p.m.

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  • Fire board member clarifies candidate's statements

    My name is Howard Roberts and I am currently the vice-chairman for the Eminence Fire Board. Recently, Manda Gingrich, a candidate for the Eminence City Council, gave out a political handout, containing false and deceptive information concerning the fire department. I write this letter to inform the residents the truth and as Paul Harvey says, “and now the rest of the story.”

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  • News Briefs for October 8, 2008

    County issues no burn order

    Henry County Judge Executive John Logan Brent issued a no burn order on Thursday, October 2.

    “Effective immediately all outdoor open burning in Henry County is prohibited. This burn ban will stay in effect until the county receives a substantial rainfall or until further notice. To report violators please call the Kentucky State Police at 532-6363. Thank you for your cooperation.”

    Notice to Taxpayers

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