This Week's Democrat:

News from this week’s Cynthiana Democrat:
Planning for the future
Seven goals have been established to prepare Harrison County for the future.
Photo by Becky Barnes
Harrison County senior Nikki Fisher, right, listens as Bill Grayson addresses the small business committee at the Harrison County Tomorrow meeting Monday at the Extension office.

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Steel in the mill
Bill and Billy Kelly, of the Connersville Mill, have all kinds of antique engines around Bill’s Ky. 32 West home.
MCTC to begin registered nursing program next fall
If all goes as planned, Maysville Community and Technical College’s Licking Valley Campus will start its first group of registered nursing students next fall.
Bluegrass Comedy Tour featured at Rohs Nov. 30
A downtown Cynthiana comedy show at the end of the month will feature the stylings of a Harrison County native.
Canned items collected for food pantry
Cynthiana’s Movie Warehouse has started a community outreach that will benefit the local food pantry.
Care package items needed for soldiers
Sponsors of a care package drive for overseas soldiers are calling on the public to support their efforts.
ATC principal retiring Nov. 30
Where once plaques and certificates adorned the walls, are now empty frames and spaces. Soon, it will also be the desk and the office that are emptied.
John C. Hodge is retiring after 15 years as principal of Harrison County Area Technical Center. His last day at the school will be Friday, Nov. 30.