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Today's News

  • Spring Sports Schedule 4-7-11

    Thursday, April 7
    • GCHS girls’ tennis vs. Williamstown at Webb Park 4p.m.
    • GCHS softball vs. Williamstown at GCHS 5:30 p.m.
    • GCHS baseball at Ryle 5 p.m.
    • GCMS boys and girls soccer at Pendleton Co. 5:30 p.m.
    • WHS baseball vs. Carroll Co. at 5:30 p.m.

    Friday, April 8
    • GCHS  varisty track meet at 5 p.m. at GCHS

    Saturday, April 9

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  • Sports Shorts 4-7-11

    Lady Braves struggle at Tenn. tournament

    When: March 31 - April 2
    Where: Riverdale and Murfreesboro, Tenn.
    What: The Lady Braves were not able to muster up a win over spring break as they lost four consecutive games in the Riverdale/Worth Invitational and Lady Warrior Invitational. Grant County only had three runs in the four games.
    Upcoming: The Lady Braves will host county rival Williamstown April 7 at 5:30 p.m.

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  • Soccer Madness
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  • Braves honor their seniors
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  • Goe to soar with the Eagles in 2012

    Grant County Braves senior pitcher Aaron Goe already has a spot waiting for him on the list of pitchers for the 2012 season at Morehead State University.

    Goe signed his national letter of intent in November, which gave him a sense of security going into his senior year at GCHS.

    “It feels really good knowing where I am going,” he said. “It is more relaxed for me. If I make a bad play here, I still know I have a spot with Morehead.”

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  • GCHS TO PRESENT ‘ANNIE’

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  • Softball rivalry set for some PING!

    Mark it on your calendars.

    The first of a two-game series between the Grant County Lady Braves and the Williamstown Lady Demons will be April 7 at Grant County High School. First pitch is set for 5:30 p.m.

    Last season, the Lady Braves swept the series, not allowing a run in either game.

    This season, Lady Demons’ senior shortstop Tori Wilhoit hopes for a different outcome.

    “I am tired of them sweeping us, so my goal is to beat them both times and end my last year sweeping them,” she said.

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  • WINTERGUARD WINS GOLD MEDAL

    The Grant County Winterguard concluded their first year’s participation in the TriState Winterguard Circuit with a third place win and then topping off the year with two first place championships. In its debut year, the Grant County program included both middle school and high school students.
    The competition featured Winterguard and Indoor Percussion teams from Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana.

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  • Brumley ‘coated’ at Auburn

    Amanda Brumley of Crittenden recently received a clinical white coat from Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine. The coat, presented to students at the end of their junior year, marks the transition from veterinary sciences into senior clinical rotations where students help administer patient care.
    Brumley earned bachelor’s degrees in agriculture and biology in 2008 from Eastern Kentucky University and she is a 2003 graduate of Grant County High School. Her parents are Vicki Brumley and Russell Brumley.

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  • LEGISLATIVE LOOK
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