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Today's News

  • Wreck victim still in hospital

    Ty Taylor, a 3-year-old Williamstown boy, remains hospitalized after a head-on collision on Jan. 15 on Delia Hill.
    Taylor’s family declined to be interviewed for a story, but said they appreciated all the prayers and support from the community following the accident.
    Taylor was a passenger in a Toyota Camry driven by his mother, Audra Taylor, 32.
    Taylor was traveling east when another Toyota Camry driven by Michael Asher, 25, of Owen County, crossed the centerline and smashed into the front of Taylor’s car.

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  • General Assembly off to slow start

    The 2014 session of the General Assembly has gotten off to a slow start, but discussions over issues and bills will no doubt heat up soon.
    Sen. Damon Thayer, R-Georgetown, and Rep. Brian Linder, R-Dry Ridge, discuss several specific bills under consideration by lawmakers.

    Gov. Steve Beshear recently gave his State of the Commonwealth address. What was your reaction to what he had to say?

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  • Flu activity widespread; first N Ky death reported

    The flu activity level in Kentucky has increased from regional to widespread and a Kenton County man became the first death from flu complications this year.

    However, Northern Kentucky Health Department officials said the flu is not on pace to match last year’s record-setting number of flu cases.
    Last year, a total of 3,492 cases of flu, including eight deaths, were reported, the highest ever in northern Kentucky.

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  • SNOW STUFF
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  • Grant gets 5 inches as temperature falls
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  • SNOW KIDDING?

    Tuesday morning, Grant County was blanketed in winter white as a winter weather advisory was upgraded to a winter storm warning.

    Snow and ice covered roads made many secondary roads impassable. Frigid temperatures also made treating roads difficult for road crews.
    Grant County Judge-Executive Darrell Link declared a Level Two Snow Emergency, meaning only motorists whose travel is necessary should be on roadways. The Level Two Snow Emergency was down graded to a Level One Snow Emergency at 3 p.m.

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  • Braves win two of last three games; hit road until Feb. 3

    After limping into the New Year in the midst of a season-long four-game losing streak, things are looking up for the Grant County Braves.
    Winners of two of their last three games, the Braves are showing the potential that is expected within the program and are now 6-9 overall, including a 3-1 record against district foes after recent wins over Walton-Verona, 63-48, and Williamstown, 80-51.

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  • BRAVES TOPPLE DEMONS 80-51

    Jordan Saylor exploded for a season-high 24 points and the Grant County Braves hit 10 3-pointers in an impressive 80-51 victory over visiting cross-town rival Williamstown on Jan. 20 at the Coaches vs. Cancer event.

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  • Williamstown Demons start win streak against Bellevue W-V

    Coming into the season with high expectations for themselves, the Williamstown Demons were not a happy team after winning only two times in their first 10 games.
    But instead of lying around and licking their wounds, the Demons decided to do something about it and have won six of eight games since, including three in a row after wins over Walton-Verona and St. Francis last week.

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