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Today's News

  • EHS Student Athlete of the Week-Mack McKee

    Mack is a senior on the Warriors baseball team.

     

    What are your hobbies?

    Shooting, playing basketball and football and hanging out with friends.

     

    What about non-school activities?

    D. J. on the weekends. Work at the Henry County Country Club.

     

    How about school clubs?

    Academic Team, Pep Club, Ag Club, Beta Club, Latin Club.

     

    What’s your favorite school subject?

    Social Studies.

     

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  • HCHS Student Athlette of the Week-Samantha Head

    Samantha is a senior on the Warriors softball team.

    What are your hobbies?
    Church volleyball and hanging out with friends.

    What about non-school activities?
    Pleasureville Baptist Youth Group.

    How about school clubs?
    FCA and Beta Club.

    What’s your favorite school subject?
    Math.

    What’s your favorite music style/artist?
    I like a little bit of everything; just not ‘screamo’ music.

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  • Sports Brief
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  • A need of reverence for education

    Last week I participated in Henry County High School’s Operation Preparation.

    Lawyers, detectives, farmers and other professionals sat down and discussed with high school and 8th grade students about their respective occupations. We gave out salary ranges, academic requirements, the skills needed for our job and answered student questions.

    I was asked what disciplines my occupation required such as oral or written skills, math or science.

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  • Spring sessions can solve and involve resolution

    I received an interesting Facebook message from my niece; she said that she thought New Year’s resolutions were a very bad idea because January is such a rough time to commit to anything.
    It is the end of the holiday season and may be depressing for many and the weather is usually cold and grey. So she said why not make a Spring Equinox Resolution to go into effect on March 20! Spring seems like a better time to make some positive life changes. So why not plan to attend one of these interesting sessions and resolve to get involved.

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  • Spring mowing: a must of all yearlong lawn duties

    As I write this column on Monday afternoon, I’m looking at a white landscape.  But the snow is rapidly disappearing, and it is likely that a rapid growth of lawn grass is not far behind.  That first spring mowing, usually in late March, begins your most important annual lawn duties.

    The first mowing makes the lawn look spring-like and very attractive.  So, when the first clumps of grass grow above the mowing height, mow, even if a lot of the yard doesn’t need to be mowed yet.

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  • A visit with Ag Commissioner
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  • Public Record for week of March 20

    Marriage

    Teather Wilson, 21, Turners Station,and Daniel Brierly,20, Tuners Station.

    Tabitha Gullet, 32, Campbellsburg, James Louden, 36, Campbellsburg

    Divorce

    Emil Cave, 45, Pleasureville, Lois Burba, 58, New Castle.

    Property Transfers

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  • Create a people culture

    By Lance Minnis

     

    In last month’s column I talked about some of the things an entrepreneur needs to get started- marketing, financing, etc- but left the most important until now. This is the people.

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  • Welcome to new members; business expo is coming soon

    Somewhere in Tyme with Roberta Blakemore and Bonnie Martin have both become a part of the Chamber. Their business is on Main in Eminence and it has a wide variety of antiques and collectibles arranged in an attractive setting.
    If you need help with GED, skill brush-up, job skills, keyboarding, and many other free classes offered by another new member Jefferson Community and Technical College for Henry Co. Adult Education, call Tricia Miracle at (502) 686-0726. Classes in many needed areas are offered in each of our towns.

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