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Today's News

  • Indictments

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  • EHS Senior Projects

    As part of a program started many years ago to create world-class citizens, Eminence High School Seniors complete a year-long extensive senior project that incorporates career goals, research, charitable service, and a reflection of growth. Many of these projects have had substantial impact on the students and the community.

    Erica Brewer:  Suicide Prevention

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  • Time to hit the road to Alaska again

    By Candy Clarke

     

    Well, it’s that time of year again. No, I’m not talking about gardening, farming, or boating. This time, I’m talking about packing up and heading for Alaska. As much as I look forward to going home to Alaska, it is very difficult to leave Kentucky at this time of year. We are never quite ready to leave; we always want to stay just another week or two.

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  • Local Buzz for the week of May 30

    Arts &crafts

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

    Church services

    Vacation Bible School will be held at Union Baptist Church June 6-8, 6 to 8:30 p.m. each night For more information please call (502) 878-4870, (502) 667-2450 or (502) 667-0976.

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  • Be prepared: Expect the unexpected

    Many people purchase insurance, such as home, auto, or life, to protect them financially if an unexpected event occurs. It is important to review your policies on an annual basis to ensure they still meet your current needs. The recent spring storms in Kentucky serve as a reminder of the importance of updating and understanding your insurance policies. The best time to plan is always before a disaster or crisis occurs.

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  • KADF cost share applications are available; due June 15

    The Kentucky Agricultural Development Fund is now taking applications for Henry County Phase I Cost-Share Funds. Applications are available at the Henry County Extension Office at 2151 Campbellsburg Road, New Castle, and must be submitted to the same location by 4 p.m. Friday, June 15. This will be the only application period for KADF funds in 2012.

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  • Rowlett reelected to DFA Board

    Terry Rowlett, a dairy farmer from Campbellsburg, has been re-elected to serve on Dairy Farmers of America, Inc.’s Board of Directors, representing the cooperative’s Mideast Area. He will serve a two-year term.

    In a family partnership with his wife and sister, Rowlett milks 120 cows and raises corn silage, grain, tobacco and grass hay on more than 600 acres.

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  • Eastern Elementary School Students of the Month
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  • AFJROTC alumni receive commissions
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  • KENTON ELIJAH RYAN CLARK

    Jacob and Tayten Clark announce the birth of their brother, Kenton Elijah Ryan Clark born March 27, 2012 at Norton Suburban Hospital. He weighed 7 pounds 6 ounces and was 19 ½ inches long.
    Parents are Jeremiah Clark and Heather Cameron.
    Grandparents are Vickie Cameron of Eminence; Wendell Cameron, LaGrange; Kristy Clark, Eminence; and Craig Clark, Shelbyville.
    Great-grandparents are Sara and Jerry Donohue, Louisvile; and Tom and Allen Ferguson, Eminence; and Wallace Clark, Shelbyville.

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