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Today's News

  • Women in Ag conference set for November 4-6

    Kentucky Women in Agriculture will hold their 14th Annual Conference Nov. 4-6 at the Crowne Plaza-Campbell House Inn in Lexington. 

    The theme of this year’s conference is “Next Generation Farming.”   Registration is $85 for the two-day conference ($65 for students), which includes all meals, Taste of Kentucky Proud event and membership dues for 2014.  Registration is due by Oct. 23, 2013.  A limited number of conference scholarships are available. 

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  • Public Record for the week of October 9

    Divorces

    Ronnie Craigmyle Jr., 38, Eminence, and Vanessa Craigmyle, 41, Eminence.

    William Karem, 56, La Grange, and Donna Karem, 57, La Grange.

    Eddie Sparks, 44, Pleasureville, and Delania Kandall, 52, Indiana. 

    Sheriff’s Department arrests

    Brandon Walton,4th degree domestic assault, arrested by Keith Perry on 9/25.

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  • Girl Scouts Day
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  • Eminence High School Student of the Week Payton Sprabary

    9th grader Payton Sprabary

     

    What is your favorite subject?

    Math. I am really good at it and I don’t get confused. It’s fun and simple for me. I’m one of the ones in my class that understand it so other students ask me a lot of questions about it. It makes me feel wanted.

     

    Are you in any school organizations?

    Cheerleading.

     

    What do you do for fun?

    Shopping and hanging out with friends. We gossip, plan parties and go shopping together.

     

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  • Henry County High School Student of the Week: Ashley Craigmyle

    Senior Ashley Craigmyle

     

    What is your favorite subject?

    Animal science.

    Are you in any school organizations?

    FCA, Pep club, BETA, NHS, FFA President, basketball, soccer.

    What do you do for fun?

    Hang out with friends and spend time with family.

    What do you want to be when you grow up?

    I want to be either an agricultural engineer or a primary education teacher.
     

    Any plans after high school like college?

    Go to UK, Kentucky State or Berea.

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  • Campbellsburg Elementary School September students of the month
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  • HCHS CLASS OF 1963

    Henry County High School Class of 1963 celebrated their 50th class reunion on Saturday, September 7, 2013 at Claudia Sanders. Forty-four class members attended. Five teachers attended,  Martha Tarry Simpson, Hammer Smith, Harry Mitchell, E.P. Smith and Fred Rice.

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  • Anniversary: Wright

    Harold and Nancy Montgomery Wright of Turners Station will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, Oct. 19 at 2 p.m. at the Family Worship Center in Carrollton.
    The couple was married on Oct. 18, 1963, at English Baptist Church.
    They have three children; Duwana (Rick) Dublo, Jerseyville, IL, Jeffery (Paula) Wright, Eminence and Jonathon (Melissa) Wright, Campbellsburg;  five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
    All friends and relatives are invited to attend the celebration.

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  • Friends for Michael hold 17th annual 5k run/walk

    The Friends for Michael Spinal Cord Injury Organization held its 17th annual 5k run/walk on Saturday at Henry County High School. The race benefits spinal cord injury research and people in the area with spinal cord injuries. There were 65 participants in the race this year.

    Eric Phillips won the men’s race in a time of 18:03. Kristen Campbell won the women’s race in a time of 23:01.

     

    Age division winners:

    Girls 11 & under-Haley Schoenegye 27:21

    Boys 11 & under-Keegan Kurtz 21:16

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  • Districts show overall improvement

     

    Students in Eminence Independent and Henry County Public Schools made overall progress in the 2011-2012 testing cycle, according to data release by the Kentucky Department of Education last week.

    While students did not make progress at all grade levels, both Henry County Public Schools and Eminence Independent School districts improved compared to last year’s Unbridled Learning Assessment and Accountability data.

    Eminence Independent Schools

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