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Warrant service at Pollitt...

 An effort to serve a warrant at Pollitt Circle by Henry County Sheriff’s deputies and probation and parole officers led to three arrests and recovery of drug-related items, according to Sgt. Chase Dewitt.

“They knew somebody with a felony warrant was down there,” Dewitt explained. “Upon going to the residence, one of them ran around the back of the house, ran inside. I ran around back and could hear a commotion in the back room.”

Striking a Chord

By Kristen Lowry

KLowry@hclocal.com

Robby Cox got his start at a high school talent show. 

Cox remembers the moment vividly — his band, which included a cousin and a friend, played “Free Bird” for a crowd of nearly 500 kids in the high school auditorium.  

Help sought to win County...

Henry County had an off year in 2016 after four straight years of winning the Kentucky Coalition of Health Communities’ annual County Challenge Walks Sept. 16, according to a local organizer.

As more competitors enter the friendly contest, a community organizer wants to see Henry County re-establish its previous dominance in the event as a show of community pride and wellness.

Bits and Bytes Electronics opens...

By Kristen Lowry 

KLowry@hclocal.com

Residents of Henry County will no longer need to drive to Louisville to have their phone screen repaired. 

Firefighters lay their fallen...

By Kristen Lowry

KLowry@hclocal.com

EHS routs Ft. Knox, 64-14

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The Eminence Warriors hosted Fort Knox Thursday night in a game rescheduled to avoid the predicted torrential rains headed to Henry County on Friday.

The loss of one day of practice did not appear to affect the Warriors as they rolled to another blowout win to go to 3-0 on the season. They have outscored their three opponents 150-14.

The Warriors scored their first touchdown of the night on a 15-yard pass from Justin Hedges to Eli Montero with 6:55 left in the first period.

Authorities believe Sept. 8...

Authorities believe a drug deal gone wrong led four individuals to come to New Castle Sept. 8 looking for payback, according to information from the Henry County Sheriff’s Office. After allegedly ramming a local man’s vehicle, suspects dragged the victim out of the car and assaulted him with a baseball bat, witnesses said.

Arts guild hosts 18-year annual...
A pleasure to be at...

By Kristen Lowry

KLowry@hclocal.com

Honored by an Honor Flight