Headlines from The Cynthiana Democrat include:
Willis makes bond: Retired cop posts over half million
A Harrison County man accused of shooting his wife is free on over half a million dollars in bond after spending almost a month in jail.
Deal or No Deal: Cynthiana woman will appear on game show Oct. 3 and 5
“I feel like I’ve stumbled onto the Yellow Brick Road sometimes,” said Alecia Whitaker-Pace Tuesday.
Connersville family loses everything in Friday fire
A fire that destroyed the home of Ken and Amanda McCarter, Connersville, on Friday, Sept. 21, has left them with nothing. The cause of the blaze is still unknown.
Couple pushes pedals from Athens, Ga., to former home in Cynthiana
As a couple, Shan Cammack and Matt Zbornik couldn’t be more opposite.
Off-duty officer leads colleagues to drug-related arrest
An off-duty Cynthiana police officer was able to lead his colleagues to a suspect after the officer unwittingly became part of the incident.
COMMONWEALTH: Barr case will soon go to the grand jury
Evidence against former Harrison County High School principal Robert Barr will soon be going before a grand jury, according to Commonwealth Attorney Doug Wright.
Band is back on top: Grand champion at Pirate Classic
Harrison County marched into Stanton on Saturday and struck off with all the booty at the Pirate Classic.
Trick or treat is Oct. 31
The Cynthiana City Commission announced Tuesday that Trick or Treat will be observed on the traditional Halloween night, Wednesday, Oct. 31, from 6 to 8 p.m. for children 12 years and under.
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