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new sheriff's deputy sworn in

new sheriff's deputy sworn in

New sheriff's deputy sworn in

Judge/Executive David Fields installed Deputy Jesse Reinhart Thursday, August 31, as the newest member of the county sheriff's department. Reinhart is the brother of Deputy Nathan Reinhart and Sheriff's Office Manager Myrna Turner.
Left to Right: Judge Executive David Pribble, Bill Collins, Ginny Pribble and seated, Governor Martha Layne Collins. Photos by Gina Schafer.

Left to Right: Judge Executive David Pribble, Bill Collins, Ginny Pribble and seated, Governor Martha Layne Collins. Photos by Gina Schafer.

Former Governor of Kentucky pays a visit to the Pribbles

By Nila Harris Last week, Judge David Pribble and his wife Ginny were visited by Governor Martha Layne Collins, the first and only female governor of Kentucky. Collins served as governor from 1983-1987.
Harrison Memorial Hospital executives and staff, along with the R. C. Durr representative who provided support, celebrate the new behavioral health portion of the HMH Primary Care Office in Falmouth. Pictured are Dr. Stephen Toadvine, HMH CEO; Melissa Slade, Rural Care Manager; Kathy Tussey, CNO; Janelle Gardner-Cox, HMA Board Member; Dr. Steven Neus, Primary Care Physician at HMH PC Falmouth; Cathy Messinger, APRN, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner; Carla Farrar, LPCC, HMH Outpatient Licensed Counselor; Jean

Harrison Memorial Hospital executives and staff, along with the R. C. Durr representative who provided support, celebrate the new behavioral health portion of the HMH Primary Care Office in Falmouth. Pictured are Dr. Stephen Toadvine, HMH CEO; Melissa Slade, Rural Care Manager; Kathy Tussey, CNO; Janelle Gardner-Cox, HMA Board Member; Dr. Steven Neus, Primary Care Physician at HMH PC Falmouth; Cathy Messinger, APRN, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner; Carla Farrar, LPCC, HMH Outpatient Licensed Counselor; Jean

Harrison Memorial Hospital opens behavioral health clinic in Falmouth

Harrison Memorial Hospital Primary Care in Falmouth held a ribbon-cutting Wednesday, August 30, to officially welcome HMH Behavioral Health services into the city.
WANTED/Arrested. Hardin’s mugshot was released from Lexington Police after his arrest.

WANTED/Arrested. Hardin’s mugshot was released from Lexington Police after his arrest.

Hardin arrested after mistaken release, manhunt

Adam Hardin was erroneously released by the Bourbon County Jail without requiring him to post the $10,000.00 cash bond set by Judge Delaney in Harrison Circuit Court case number 23-CR-00079, wherein Hardin is charged with Arson in the Second Degree, Wanton Endangerment in the First Degree (2...
Missing Dog! Reward Offered

Missing Dog! Reward Offered

Update!!! Found Dog!

Missing From Farm off Milford Road Ran off Sunday Afternoon 8/20 Wearing Black Collar 15 Month old Female about 100 LBS If found call 859-654-1299 Reward Offered
This stock photo, representing the work of dispatchers, cannot come close to representing the work done by these responders on a moment-by-moment basis. At times, the center is quiet, but many times, they are coordinating multiple calls, dispatching emergency services, and giving instructions to callers that could save lives. Nila Harris referenced the example of hearing her schoolmate Angie Wright give her instructions to help her mother-in-law as she also gave her comfort. That familiarity gives callers i

This stock photo, representing the work of dispatchers, cannot come close to representing the work done by these responders on a moment-by-moment basis. At times, the center is quiet, but many times, they are coordinating multiple calls, dispatching emergency services, and giving instructions to callers that could save lives. Nila Harris referenced the example of hearing her schoolmate Angie Wright give her instructions to help her mother-in-law as she also gave her comfort. That familiarity gives callers i

Grant County judge reassures, but locals question plan to dispatch 911 to KSP

By Carolyn Reid Grant County Judge/Executive Chuck Dills was the chief deputy sheriff when the county merged with Kentucky State Police dispatch in 2005. He admits county law enforcement especially had qualms about the merger, but so did the county itself.