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Today's News

  • Local Buzz for the week of Feb. 22

    Arts & Crafts

    Free adult scrapbooking offered at the Eminence Community Life Center from 10 a.m. to noon, on Thursdays.

    Church Services

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  • Smart play, solid free-throw shooting cinch win over Trimble

    The Wildcats used good first half execution and excellent second-half free-throw shooting to come away with a 65-51 victory over the Trimble County Raiders last Tuesday, Feb. 14.  The Cats also were able to neutralize the strong outside game of the Raiders with their own strong perimeter game.

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  • Vaughn commits to Louisville

    Ally Vaughn was looking to achieve a dream last Wednesday Feb. 15, when she committed to attend the University of Louisville, where she will play Division I softball.

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  • Lady Cats bring down Warriors

    When the Eminence Warriors basketball players awoke Tuesday morning their season was over. It may have felt like an early end to the season for the Warriors, especially for seniors Samantha Congleton and Rhea Brees, but they should not hang their heads.

    The Eminence Warriors played hard and hung tight with the taller more athletic Henry County Lady Cats for most of the first half.

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  • Carroll unlocks zone, ends Warriors’ year

    For the third time in three-and-a-half weeks, the Eminence Warriors and Carroll County Panthers squared off. This time, Eminence was coming off of a thrilling, double-overtime win over Williamstown.

    The two teams met Monday night in the opening round of the 31st District Tournament in a tight, hard fought contest to decide whose season continued and whose was over.

    From the beginning, it was clear: the Warriors brought momentum in from the Williamstown game and they were not ready for the season end.

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  • Be safe: Adults should buckle up; children should use booster seats

    Sometimes we look back and think that it’s a wonder we all survived our childhood in one piece. 

    Growing up on a farm, I remember doing things like riding with my dad on a tractor that had no cab or seat belts.

    We didn’t tell my mom that sometimes he would even let us ride in the bed of his pick up truck. As a kid this seemed like great fun, but now that I am older I realize why we didn’t volunteer this information to mom. 

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  • Answer to coupon fraud is simple: Don't do it

    I hope that among your resolutions, saving money was included, and I hope my columns have given you a good idea how to start working toward that goal.

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  • Public record for the week of Feb. 22

    Marriages

    • Merlyne Ann Brewer, 53, Campbellsburg, to Michael Wayne Ratcliff, 48, Campbellsburg.
    • Tina M. Hardin, 31, Smithfield, to Danny L. Spencer, 38, Smithfield.
    • Angela Marie Hall, 45, Smithfield, to Gary Davis Mahoney, 51, Pleasureville.
    • Diana Ramo Robles, 23, Eminence, to Alexis Robles, 23, Eminence.

    Property Transfers

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  • Flex your foot muscles

    After seeing many people wearing the new “minimalist” shoes that look like gloves for the feet, and hearing how much people loved their new-found foot freedom, this author decided to try a pair.

    It didn’t hurt that she found them on deep discount at her favorite after-Christmas store.

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  • Got memories? UK has a study for you

    Do you have memories that you want to share with family and friends but don’t know how?  Do you want to preserve your stories or the stories of someone you love?   Are you interested in keeping your memory active?  If you answer yes to these questions, then the research study on memory banking could be for you!

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