Today's News

Chairs barricade the doors from inside the Grant County District Courtroom to keep intruders out.
Those left inside scurry around looking for either a place to hide or a place to shield themselves in case shots are fired.
A horn sounds, followed by seconds of deafening silence.

Kentucky football players know that Corey Edmond, director of performance, is going to test their physical limits to enhance their performance on the field.

Grant County fell to 0-3 on the season after offensive struggles again kept the Braves scoreless in a 22-0 loss to Henry County on Sept. 1.
It was the second time the Braves did not score a point in a game this season.
They have had one touchdown so far on the year and have scored a total of six points in three games.
“We have struggled with all parts of the offense,” said Coach Jamie Dalzell. “Missed assignments by the offensive line, missed reads by our backs and turnovers.”
Henry County outgained Grant 239 to 65 in yards.

For the first time this season, the Grant County Lady Braves ended their game in a tie at 3-3 against the Gallatin County Lady Wildcats. The tie pushed their record to 1-5-1. Goals came from Cecilia Reed, Heidi Chischilly and Amber Faehr – all freshman.
Gallatin struck first with a goal early in the first half, after senior defender Madeline Tucker went down with an injury. Goalkeeper India Homer had initially blocked the shot, but after it bounced out of her hands, Taylor Tainsh followed up and knocked it in.