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Today's News

  • Dry Ridge neighbors say no to outdoor event venue

    More than 70 residents of Dry Ridge-Mt. Zion Road and surrounding areas do not want an outdoor event venue for a neighbor.
    These residents have signed a petition asking the Grant County Board of Adjustments to deny a request by Larry and Mary Creekmore granting a conditional use permit to operate the venue on property they own at 242 Boltz Lake Road in Dry Ridge.
    Mary Creekmore doesn’t understand why the community wouldn’t welcome an event facility that could showcase the beauty of the area and bring business to local hotels and restaurants.

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  • Better things from God

    CBS Sports must hate Kentucky.  Why else would they insist on showing the Lattner shot during every basketball game? You remember that shot, right? 

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  • CHURCH NOTES 3-7-13

    Church 20/20
    • Pastor Earl Breeden - 859-814-7594 and Pastor Randy Robinson – 859-414-7253
    • Youth Leaders Daniel Coomer - 859-443-2503 and Colby Carrig - 859-814-4007
    • New Year corporate fast.  This will be the first day of each month for 2013. There will be a meeting at 6:30 p.m. on the first day of the month at the church to pray together and break bread.
     • Sunday morning church service - 10:45 a.m. Youth group service at 6:30 p.m. every Sunday night

    Christ Community

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  • Star Students 3-7-13


    Robyn Meyer  
    Robyn Meyer is the WES Headstart a.m. Student of the Week. She is in Pam Mullin’s class. “Robyn is a great artist, she paints and does art almost everyday. She is always smiling!” Mullins said.
    Robyn’s favorite thing to do is story time with Janet Griffith. Robyn’s favorite book is “One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish”.
     Her favorite thing to do as a family is playing games.
     

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  • SHERMAN ELEMENTARY JANUARY STUDENTS
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  • Grant County District sends students to KMEA annual conference
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  • NOTEWORTHY

    GCMS Academic Team students off to state championship

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  • GCHS students compete in FCCLA Regional STAR event

    Several of the Grant County High School students competed in the FCCLA Regional STAR events competition recently in Cold Springs. The students brought home the following awards:
    • Abby Campbell, Chelsea Edwards and Kate Bodekor received first place in Chapter Showcase Manual
    • Mckenzie Hamilton, Lexi Spoonamore and Sabryn Wooton received first place in Chapter Showcase Manual
    • Natasha Gott received second place in Life Event Planning
    • Covina Burden received third in Focus on Children

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  • REGIONAL WRAP UP

    GOSHEN – Grant County might not have known what it was running into Feb. 28.

    Anderson County, ranked No. 2 in nearly every statewide poll for most of the girls’ basketball season, ran off the first 11 points on its way to beating Grant 64-31 in the first round of the Eighth Region Tournament at North Oldham High School.

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  • Hicks named 8th Region Coach of Year

    Jim Hicks has only been in the eighth region as a basketball coach for three years, but he’s already made a mark on the sport he loves.
    Hicks, coach for the Grant County High School Braves boys basketball team, has been named 8th Region Coach of the Year.

    “We have worked extremely hard and over overachieved as a team,” Hicks said.
    One of his goals upon coming to Grant County as a head coach was to get the Braves in position to make it to regional competition.

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