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Today's News

  • Snowy odds and ends

    After an extremely busy week of high school basketball last week I was looking forward to a lighter schedule of games for this week’s issue.

    Six games seemed much more manageable and I was looking forward to giving each game a little more coverage. When there are 11 games on the schedule as there was last week it’s hard to do them all justice.

    But then Mother Nature decided to give us just enough snow over the weekend to cancel or postpone three of those games. That left me with the prospect of a very sparse issue for this week.

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  • 'What they're good at, we're not'

    In a game rescheduled because of snow, the Henry County Lady Cats fell to Gallatin County, 87-39.

    Gallatin County was hot from the start, putting up 34 points in the first quarter on 15-of-17 shooting, including three 3-pointers.

    “They started off really hot,” Henry County coach Todd Gilley said. “If we made any small mistake on the defensive end, they took advantage and hit a jump shot. They attacked very quickly and even though our girls were back on defense, they attacked before we could set our defense.”

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  • Third Quarter's the Charm

    The third quarter’s the charm for the Eminence Warriors.

    In games against Williamstown and Carroll County, the Warriors outscored their opponents by wide margins in the third period to blitz both opponents.

    Against Carroll County, the Warriors jumped out to a 6-1 lead as Jalen Dixie hit consecutive 3-pointers on the Warriors first two possessions.

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  • Warriors fall to Lady Tigers

    With just 8 players available, the Eminence girls basketball team was shorthanded as they traveled to Bardstown Monday.

    The Warriors fell to the Lady Tigers, 55-14; thanks in part to a decisive, second-quarter run.

    With such a short roster, the Warriors were faced with the prospect of seeing pressure defense from the outset. Bardstown’s pressure was too much as turnovers piled up for EHS.

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  • EHS Student athlete of the week-Brooklyn Rucker

    Brooklyn is a senior on the Warriors’ basketball team.

     

    What are your hobbies?

    I like to play basketball recreationally and listen to music and I like to draw a little.

     

    What about non-school activities?

    I work at Hometown.

     

    What’s your favorite school subject?

    Senior seminar

     

    What’s your favorite music style/artist?

    Hip hop and R&B/ Drake and Meek Mill

     

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  • HCHS Student athlete of the week-Colleen Coomes

    Colleen is a junior on the Lady Cats’ basketball team.

    What are your hobbies?

    Play basketball for fun and hang out with friends and family.

    What about non-school activities?

    Kosair teen board, Broadway Baptist Church upward basketball and youth group.

    How about school clubs?

    Beta, National Honor Society, FBLA, FCA, Outdoors Club, Pep Club and FOR club leader.

    What’s your favorite school subject?

    English.

    What’s your favorite music style/artist?

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  • Ducks don’t argue for a moral responsibility

    I can’t stand some of the things my tax money gets spent on.

    After talking to our local state legislators about the issues in the upcoming session, I am equally optimistic and equally ruffled about the feathers on who gets my money and where it goes.

    Taxes ruffle everyone’s feathers except for the ducks.

    Despite my ongoing negotiations with my boss and the corporation that owns us, they still don’t see my reasoning for a six-figure salary. For that reason, I am not the richest writer in the world and spend modestly.

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  • It’s your privilege: Give a heart on Valentine’s Day

     By Candy Clarke

    Just when you thought you had the holidays behind you! Having survived the sometimes frantic activities and financial expenses of three major holidays: Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years; you probably feel like you can begin to breathe calmly for a change. Not so fast! The game of life isn’t going to let us off the hook that easily. So, take a big deep breath and steel yourself for Feb. 14, otherwise known as Valentine’s Day in  western cultures.

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  • Early year pruning tips

    As spring approaches, many homeowners begin to think about their yard’s landscape. To ensure healthy spring plants, homeowners may want to prune the trees and shrubs around their home. But do not just prune for the sake of pruning, make sure you have a valid reason for pruning before you begin.

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  • Thompson house built in early 1800s

    One of the last remaining properties in the series on the Historic Registry in Henry County, the Thompson House captured the imagination of its builders, the current owners and most certainly its future visitors.

    Almost secretively nestled behind a frontage of trees, the house sits between KY 22 and Giltner Lane.

    The most distinguishing quality is the house’s unique appearance.

    The house’s architectural style marries themes from the Greek Revival and Italianate period.

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