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Today's News

  • Eminence High School Student of the Week

    Justin is a sophmore at Eminence High School.

    What is your favorite subject?
    Biology. The human body has so many interesting systems inside of it.
    What do you plan to do after high school?
    I want to get a bachelors in business and a masters in communication. They are broad degrees that I could use in a lot of careers.
    What do you like to do for fun?
    Play basketball, football, and baseball. I like football most of all. Michael Vick is my favorite quarterback. He is versatile. He can run and pass and he has a high football IQ.

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  • Henry County High School Chandler Morris

    Chandler is a HCHS senior from Bethlehem.
    What is your favorite subject?
    Ag class. You learn and cover so many different courses every thing from animal science to green houses.
    What do you plan to do after high school?
    I would like to study criminal justice and become a state trooper. You would do something different everyday and exciting and help the community in the process.
    What is your favorite kind of music?

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  • Public Record for the week of Nov. 14

    KSP Arrests

    Jennifer R. Cook, 34, of La Grange was arrested on La Grange Road in Sulphur on 11/5 by Trooper Morris and charged with operating a motor vehicle on a suspended/revoked license; no insurance; and no seatbelt.

    Joshua A. Puckett,31, of La Grange was arrested on Hillsboro Road in Campbellsburg by Trooper Morris on 11/5 and served with a warrant from another agency.

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  • It’s okay for children to be around funerals

    Michael Duncan

     

    I first saw the little boy about thirty minutes before the funeral was scheduled to begin. I guessed him to be six or seven years old. He was standing at the edge of the chapel, looking toward the open casket. As I watched, he slowly approached the casket where his mother stood looking at the body of her father.

    “I thought you were with your dad,” the mother said.

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  • Early bird grain meeting set for Nov. 27

    We are planning a Nov. 27 Early Bird grain crops meeting tailored for eastern regions of Kentucky. The meeting will be at the Henry County Extension Office from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.  The program will include UK agronomists, entomologists, and plant pathologists discussing varieties, plant population, fertility, weed control, insect control and disease control.  

    In order for us to properly prepare our facilities, please contact the Henry County Office at 845-2811 to let us know your intentions to attend.

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  • Football win over Berea; Volleyball seaon top highlights

     

     

    It’s time to look back at the fall sports season and pick out 5 highlights for the Eminence Warriors sports teams. All in all, it was a good year for the Warriors’ fall sports teams. They managed to win a fair number of games with young rosters. That should bode well for next year’s fall sports season.

    1. Comeback win vs. Berea

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  • State golf tourney;win over Walton-Verona at the top

     

     

    Picking the number 1 highlight of the HCHS fall sports season was pretty easy this year. Every high school athlete’s dream is to reach the highest level of competition-the state tournament. Despite a rough season for Henry County sports teams there were some exciting moments for some very young and inexperienced teams.

    1. Mackenzie Peyton and Maddie Hensley go to state

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  • Youthful teams bode well for the future

     

     

    The theme throughout the fall season has been youthfulness.

    I know I have repeated that often in these pages over the past three months, but the numbers just don’t lie. I went through the end-of-season rosters of all 11 local sports teams and came up with a grand total of 21 seniors playing fall sports at Henry County and Eminence.

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  • 3 Tingles bag deer
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  • Paynter, Phillips seting in at the University of the Cumberlands

    Eric Phillips is a 2010 graduate of Henry County High School and is a sophomore at the Cumberlands.

    Phillips is in his second year on the Patriots’ cross country team. This year, Phillips was part of the top seven runners for the Patriots which means he counted in the team scoring. Phillips set a personal record in the 8000-meter (about 5 miles) run on Sept. 15 in the Cedarville Invitational with a time of 27:34. He ran in the mid to low 28 minute range most of the season.

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