.....Advertisement.....
.....Advertisement.....

Today's News

  • HC girls play Ryder Cup style match

    In a change of events, the Henry County girls’ golf team hosted Oldham County at the Henry County Country Club last Thursday afternoon in a Ryder Cup style match.

    The two teams split into pairs for one-versus-one play. The winner of each hole won a point and the golfer with the most points after the nine holes was rewarded with one point for the team. There were four pairs.

    Click here to read more...
  • Runners start XC season this Saturday at Shelby

    Both Henry County and Eminence cross-country teams start their seasons this Saturday at the Shelby County Invitational, which is held on grassy fields across the street from East Middle School in Shelbyville. They will not be short on competition.

    Click here to read more...
  • Fall Fury is ‘good, clean family fun’

    General Manager

    Tommie Tingle wanted the children at his church to have a place to go and have fun.

    And several years ago, that’s how the idea for what has become Fall Fury got started. But the event took an unexpected turn.

    “The families came, which was really great,” Tingle said. “We wanted it to be a youth event ... last year, when all the families came, it was really nice.”

    Click here to read more...
  • Crash results in murder charge

    General Manager

    A New Castle man is dead after the motorcycle he was riding was struck by a suspected drunk driver.

    According to a press release from the Kentucky State Police, Robert F. Nolan, 75, was riding north on Kentucky 55 about two miles north of Eminence when Alan R. Parrish, 42, of Smithfield, lost control of his truck in the south bound lane at around 3:56 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 1.

    The accident shut the road down for several hours as law enforcement officials investigated the scene.

    Click here to read more...
  • Cedar Lake releases Park Place drawings

    General Manager

    More than two years after making a committment, and just a few months after purchasing their plot, Cedar Lake Lodge is almost ready to break ground at the Henry County Recreation and Services Park.

    Friday morning, Cedar Lake President and CEO Jim Richardson brought drawings of what the company’s two new group homes — which Cedar Lake refers to as Park Place — will look like to Henry County Judge Executive John Logan Brent. He also said Cedar Lake would be ready to break ground in November.

    Click here to read more...
  • KCD hands Warriors a 2nd loss

    Through three games, including a 29-18 loss at Kentucky Country Day Friday, a lot of things are holding form for the Eminence football team, coach Steve Frommeyer said. He’s hoping some of those things remain the same. Others, he’s looking to change.

    Click here to read more...
  • Cats make it 3-0 with Trimble win

    In a more balanced attack than their first two football outings, the Henry County Wildcats continued their dominant defensive play and their offense stepped up, resulting in a 32-12 victory at Trimble County on Friday night.

    Click here to read more...
  • FFM 5K road race two weeks away

    This year’s Friends For Michael 5K is Saturday, Sept. 26, starting in front of Henry County High School at 9 a.m. The 3.1-mile road course starts on Hwy. 55 and turns left on Hwy. 421. The turnaround point to the out-and-back course is just before the fairgrounds, and the finish line is on the high school’s track.

    Click here to read more...
  • HC boys shoot best score of season

    Playing with the most confidence they have had all season, the Henry County Wildcats had their best outing on the golf course last Thursday with a combined 170 for nine holes at Trimble County. But they lost by two strokes in a matchup between two schools having their best days.

    Matt Ricketts finished at 38, Michael Wilson at 39, Garrett Black at 46 and Trent Lucas at 47. Trimble finished with a team score of 168 for the two-stroke win.

    Click here to read more...
  • Cats juggle lineup and take 10-0 loss

    Without top scorer Jarrod Singleton and a few other players, the already small Henry County boys’ soccer team was even more depleted last Thursday night at Jeffersontown. It led to a 10-0 loss in a contest that was called with six minutes remaining due to the mercy-run rule.

    Click here to read more...