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Today's News

  • Be prepared: Expect the unexpected

    Many people purchase insurance, such as home, auto, or life, to protect them financially if an unexpected event occurs. It is important to review your policies on an annual basis to ensure they still meet your current needs. The recent spring storms in Kentucky serve as a reminder of the importance of updating and understanding your insurance policies. The best time to plan is always before a disaster or crisis occurs.

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  • KADF cost share applications are available; due June 15

    The Kentucky Agricultural Development Fund is now taking applications for Henry County Phase I Cost-Share Funds. Applications are available at the Henry County Extension Office at 2151 Campbellsburg Road, New Castle, and must be submitted to the same location by 4 p.m. Friday, June 15. This will be the only application period for KADF funds in 2012.

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  • Rowlett reelected to DFA Board

    Terry Rowlett, a dairy farmer from Campbellsburg, has been re-elected to serve on Dairy Farmers of America, Inc.’s Board of Directors, representing the cooperative’s Mideast Area. He will serve a two-year term.

    In a family partnership with his wife and sister, Rowlett milks 120 cows and raises corn silage, grain, tobacco and grass hay on more than 600 acres.

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  • Eastern Elementary School Students of the Month
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  • AFJROTC alumni receive commissions
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  • KENTON ELIJAH RYAN CLARK

    Jacob and Tayten Clark announce the birth of their brother, Kenton Elijah Ryan Clark born March 27, 2012 at Norton Suburban Hospital. He weighed 7 pounds 6 ounces and was 19 ½ inches long.
    Parents are Jeremiah Clark and Heather Cameron.
    Grandparents are Vickie Cameron of Eminence; Wendell Cameron, LaGrange; Kristy Clark, Eminence; and Craig Clark, Shelbyville.
    Great-grandparents are Sara and Jerry Donohue, Louisvile; and Tom and Allen Ferguson, Eminence; and Wallace Clark, Shelbyville.

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  • Public Record for the week of May 30

    Sheriff’s Dept arrests

    Martin J. Metts, 3rd degree terroristic threatening; menacing, arrested by Rick Nelson on 5/17.

    Brandon Douglas, FTA, arrested by Dustin Hamilton on 5/18.

    Victor Harris, FTA, arrested by Dustin Hamilton on 5/18.

    Crystal D. Hensley, TBD under $500, arrested by Rick Nelson on 5/21.

    Mandy Crowe, 4th degree assault, arrested by Rick Nelson on 5/21.

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  • Wood signs with KSU

    It’s been a long time for the Eminence Warriors.

    Last week, senior Chelsea Wood committed to play softball for Kentucky State University.

    She is, head coach Bill Covington said, “the first softball player we’ve had (sign) since long before I came.”

    Woods has been a four-year player for the Warriors, and until this season was mostly a utility player for Covington.

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  • Cats shoot down rockets

    Henry County Advances to the Semifinals with 5-2 Win over Shelby

    By Greg Woods
    For the Local
    On a steamy, hot Memorial Day the Henry County Wildcats fought from behind to secure a 5-2 victory over Shelby County to advance to the second round of the 8th Region Tournament.

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  • Lady Cats fall to Gallatin County in District Tournament

    The Henry County Lady Cats walked onto the Gallatin County softball field last week hoping to settle the score with their district rival.

    Gallatin had the edge in the season’s series, 2-1, over Henry County. With a 5-1 win in the semifinals of the 31st District Softball tournament, Gallatin advanced to the championship game, and Henry County’s season was over.

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