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  • Take 5 with O.C. Jones

    Take 5 with Lt. O.C. Jones

    Harvey, Ill., -

    Thornridge high school Dolton, Ill.

    Army 8 years medical supply trained as OR tech.

    Woodford County Sheriff’s Office

    Woodford County Fire Department Dive Rescue Team

    Kentucky Police Academy, 1994

    6 years Eminence Police Department

    How did you get into law enforcement?

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  • Hamilton joins EPD

    Dustin Hamilton always wanted to work in law enforcement.

    Hamilton recently joined the Eminence Police Department after working as a deputy for the Henry County Sheriff’s Department. As a deputy, Hamilton worked security at the courthouse, did patrol work and served summons. Hamilton calls Eminence home, which made his decision to pursue a job with Eminence much easier.

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  • Osbourne honored for service

    Jamie Osbourne, a city carrier for the Eminence Post Office, received her 25 year service pin from the U.S. Postal Service.  Manager of Post Office Operations Rosemary Miller, right, presented Jamie with her pin, along with a certificate from the Kentuckiana District Manager.  Jamie began her career in 1988 as a clerk in New Castle and became a carrier in Eminence in 1993.  Currently she makes more than 600 deliveries a day.

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  • Campbellsburg Elementary School Student of the Week: Eli Knuckles

    Eli is a 5th grader at Campbellsburg Elementary School.

    Are you ready for middle school?

    No, I don’t want to go.

    What is your favorite subject?

    Reading. It gives you the free chance to read on your own and improve your reading.

    What do you do for fun?

    I like to race my bikes. I used to do Kid Enduro and I crashed a couple of times and sprained my wrist going up and down hills. I’m hoping I get an Apollo dirt bike for Christmas, but I don’t know.

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  • Eastern Elementary School's Student of the Week: Josh Beverly

    Josh is a 4th grader at Eastern Elementary

    What is your favorite subject?

    Math. Since I started school it has been the easiest subject for me. Multiplication and division are easy.

    What do you do for fun?

    I play basketball. My favorite team is USA’s basketball team and UK. I used to be a UofL fan but I just got out of (liking) UofL.

    Do you like to read?

    I like to read graphic novels—comic books. I want to collect them, but I don’t.

    Do you like watching movies or any television?

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  • Warriors fall to Lady Raiders in final of All A

    The Eminence Warrior volleyball team went into hostile territory on Sept. 3 and defeated the Henry County Lady Cats 3-0. The Warriors jumped out to an early lead in game one and were not threatened during the match.

    In the first game, the Warriors opened up a 8-1 lead. Brie Prewitt got a kill for the Warriors’ first point after the Cats opened with a point on an EHS hitting error. Emily Coomes followed with another kill and the Warriors got on a roll.

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  • Warriors sweep Lady Cats

    The Eminence Warrior volleyball team went into hostile territory on Sept. 3 and defeated the Henry County Lady Cats 3-0. The Warriors jumped out to an early lead in game one and were not threatened during the match.

    In the first game, the Warriors opened up a 8-1 lead. Brie Prewitt got a kill for the Warriors’ first point after the Cats opened with a point on an EHS hitting error. Emily Coomes followed with another kill and the Warriors got on a roll.

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  • Eminence routs Riverview

    One week after their own drubbing, the Eminence Warriors turned the tables and routed the Riverview (Ohio) Eagles, 50-6.

    Initially, it looked like it would be a long night for the Warriors. They took the opening kickoff and started their first series at their own 38-yard line. Three plays later the Warriors punted from their own 27, after losing 11 yards on three plays.

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  • Cats outrun Rebels

    The Henry County Wildcats’ defense and special teams shone Friday night as they rolled 41-7 over the Owen County Rebels, in a game that was even more one-sided than the score indicates.

    The Cats had scored all 41 of their points by the six-minute mark in the second quarter. A running clock and generous substitutions by the Wildcats’ coaching staff meant that the Rebels would get their only touchdown in the rest of the game.

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  • Peyton first, Hensley secoond in Warren East Invitational

    MacKenzie Peyton shot a four-under 70 to win the Warren East Invitational and Maddie Hensley, a seventh-grader, shot 76 to finish second in the 67-golfer field. Kathy Peyton, who was standing in for her husband Willie as coach for the Lady Cats, was excited about their performance.

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