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Today's Opinions

  • Reduce your risk for kidney stones

    If you have ever had a kidney stone, you won’t soon forget the experience. Kidney stones can cause pain so intense some say it’s almost as bad as childbirth. It is estimated that one in ten individuals will have a kidney stone at some point in his or her life.

    Kidney stones are solid pieces of material that form in the kidney when there are high levels of certain substances in the urine. Urine is made in the kidney then passes through a small tube called the ureter and into the bladder.

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  • In the beginning, there came debate

    “Bill Nye the Science Guy” and Ken Ham of the Creation Museum faced off this past week to debate creationism vs. evolution. I am so tired of this debate. It is not new. It was going on when I was a kid and when my parents were kids and when their parents were kids, and probably when Noah was a kid. Enough already! This love/hate relationship that many Christians have with science baffles me.

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  • Snow doesn’t stop Senate’s progress

    By State Sen. Paul Hornback

    After observing Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on Monday, the legislature went back to work.

    Tuesday was a significant day as Senate President Pro Tem Katie Stine became the first female legislator to preside over the joint session of the Kentucky General Assembly during which Gov. Beshear presented his proposed budget.

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  • In my life, Sgt. Pepper didn’t let me down

    By Joseph Yates

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  • Position eliminated

    Position eliminated

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  • Campbellsburg's decision

    C’burg’s decision
    Before I moved to Campbellsburg 11 years ago, I researched the town online and found the community I wanted to locate to. Democratic voting, liberal thinking small town with a sprinkling of diversified ethnic mix, I found my home online and moved my family in.
    As a Democrat, I was proud to endorse Obama for president and proudly had an election sign put up in my front yard.

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  • Eminence Fundraiser

    Foundation Fundraiser

    I am pleased to announce that The Eminence Education Foundation, Inc. will hold their 22nd Annual Dinner and Silent Auction at 6 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. This annual event will be in the Eminence Independent Schools Gymnasium. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. and a buffet dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. The Silent Auction will occur throughout the evening followed by a live auction at the end of the program. Childcare will be provided (for free) with prior notice.

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  • Our thanks to you

     

    The five board members of the Eminence Independent Schools and the five board members of the Henry County Board of Education oversee budgets, make tough decisions, maintain the upkeep of our schools, and ensure academic excellence for all students. They also make it a priority that each individual child, in the Henry County and Eminence Independent district, gets what he or she needs to successfully learn in school and beyond. All that is done in the face of shrinking state and federal dollars for education.

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