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Here’s a new year of 4-H programs

September is the month that I return to the fourth and fifth grade classes and introduce them to all the possibilities that await them in 4-H.  

Spring ahead with garden cover...

Remember when the older, wiser gardeners always said, “Make sure to fall till your garden for a good crop next year.” 

Local Buzz for Sept. 20, 2017

Church Activities

Sulphur Christian Church meets each Wednesday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.

Sharpshooters compete at state...

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The Henry County Sharpshooters traveled to Wilmore Sept. 9 to compete in the 4-H Shooting Sports State competition. 

Kelli Booth was the big winner of the day. She won all three events that she competed in, Bowhunter Archery, Target Archery and Shotgun.

Trophy winners from Henry County Sharpshooters:

Black Powder Age 

9-11 3rd place Madi Wilson

 

Air Pistol 

Sports Briefs

 Little League Notice

The Henry County Little League Board of Directors meeting will be held September 25 at 6:30 p.m. at the Henry County 4-H building.

The meeting is being held to elect board members for the 2018 season. Any dues paying member of Henry County Little League can run for office and/or vote for board positions.

Anyone that volunteered during the 2017 season can become a member by signing up at the meeting and paying a $10 membership fee.

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 EHS homecoming activities

Eminence High School will hold its annual homecoming parade and powder puff football game Sept. 20. The parade will start at 5:00 and the powder puff game will start at 6:30.

The homecoming football game is 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 22 against Shawnee with king and queen being crowned at halftime.

Scramblin’ for
Greg Davis

The Scramblin’ for Greg Davis golf scramble will be held Sept. 30 at the Henry County Country Club at 8 a.m.

Cross Country Cats race at Horse...

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The Henry County cross country team competed in the Franklin County Invitational Saturday at the Kentucky Horse Park, site of the State Championships to be held in early November.

In the varsity girls race which had 222 runners, Kayla Harger led the Lady Cats with a 70th place finish in a time of 23:03. Sydney Amyx finished next for the Lady Cats in a time of 26:18 followed by Alyssa Wilson who finished in 29:24 and Leanna Hawkins with a time of 30:03.

Constitution Week proclamation
Stolen property hit helps EPD...

Eminence police recently brought charges in a rash of residential burglaries after a national database hit on a stolen Xbox, according to Police Chief Kevin Kemper. 

An arrest followed an investigation of four or five thefts in which the suspects made off with firearms along with other property.

Nocking one back at the celtic...

One of the more active events at the Kentucky Renaissance Fair during the year, the Eminence site hosted the annual Central Kentucky Celtic Festival and Highland Games Saturday, Sept. 16. Besides the weigh throw and archery, competitors and visitors alike could enjoy shopping for goods and the sounds of the bagpipe bands.