Here’s the headlines, ripped from the pages of this week’s edition of The Cynthiana Democrat:
Bank robbed again: Search continues for suspect who escaped on scooter
The Farmers National Bank Berry Branch was robbed Friday morning and an undisclosed amount of cash was taken.
School officials send home staph information
In light of recent cases of MRSA, an antibiotic-resistant strain of staph infection, being reported around the state and numerous school closings, Harrison County school officials will be sending home an informational letter with students Wednesday.
Woodward to retire June 30
An era is ending on the Hilltop.
How the West was won: HCHS band earns Final Four bid
The Harrison County High School Marching Band paced into Meade County at high noon Saturday and claimed a slot in the Kentucky Music Educator’s Association state championships.
Friday is last regular season game on Hilltop
Tomorrow night will be a milestone night on the Hilltop.
Willis trial dates set
A Harrison County man accused of shooting his estranged wife was arraigned in circuit court last week and dates have been set for his trial.
Family of five loses house and all their belongings in Oct. 15 fire
A Harrison County family of five lost all of their belongings in a fire on Monday, Oct. 15.
Jones employee has Rock ‘n’ Roll history; Brown will be on stage Saturday at Rohs
Today Yogi Brown is one of the guys at Jones Auto of Cynthiana, but 25 years ago he was blazing the rock trail in the same area as legends Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi.
HMH taking steps to improve customer satisfaction
Changes in federal oversight and the staff’s desire to better serve the patients have led to a new customer service initiative at Harrison Memorial Hospital.
Also in this week’s edition:
*Trick or treat is Wednesday, Oct. 31
*Cooking School is Thursday, Nov. 1; doors open at 5:30 show begins at 7
*Burn ban is lifted in the county
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