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Today's News

  • Summer meal program to provide meals

    Grant County Schools will participate in a Summer Feeding Program during the months of June and July. If you belong to a local organization that would like to participate in the program, call to reserve a spot. The Grant County School system has the right to accept or refuse locations based on attendance or availability. The deadline to sign up is April 30. Call 859-824-2875 to setup a location, time of meal service, average attendance and dates of needed service.

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  • Community Calendar 4-29-10

    CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS

    Williamstown Kiwanis - Noon Wednesdays, El Jalisco Mexican Restaurant, Williamstown.

    Crittenden/Dry Ridge Masonic Lodge #694 - 7:30 p.m. May 1, Masonic Lodge, Main St., Crittenden. Call Jerry Keith at 859-393-5169 for more information.

    CLUBS

    Northern Kentucky Field and Forest Club - 5 to 11 p.m. May 1, Lloyd’s Wildlife Management Area, Crittenden. Cost for practice targets is $3 for 25 for youth or $3.50 for adults. All trap shooters of any age are invited. Call John Mullins at 823-0421 for more information.

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  • Police Beat 4-29-10

    (Editor’s Note: The Grant County News publishes all items in police beat that are submitted from each individual police agency. The News does not omit names from police reports.)

    Dry Ridge

    Chief Rick Kells charged Candi Reed, 44, of Williamstown, with theft by unlawful taking/shopliftng at 1 p.m. April 22 on Ferguson Boulevard.

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  • Sports Shorts

    Lady Braves named co-champs at tourney

    Scores: 7-2 and 4-3

    When: April 23 and 24

    Where: George Rogers Clark

    What: The Lady Braves finished as co-champions of the Big 8 Classic after defeating Jeffersontown and host George Rogers Clark when the Lady Braves rallied for three runs in the seventh inning for the win. Grant County was scheduled to play Woodford County, but the tournament was shortened due to rain.

    With the two wins, the Lady Braves extended their winning streak to seven games.

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  • GCHS, WHS compete at Grant County Invitational

    Girls’ 100-meter dash - Sara Moreland, third, Rebecca Saylor, seventh, Alexis Willen, ninth, and Jessica Knott, 10th

    Girls’ 200-meter dash - Caylin Hare, fifth, Michelle Willoughby, sixth, Sara Moreland, seventh, and Amber Perkins, 13th

    Girls’ 400-meter dash - Caylin Hare, third, and Taylor Cummins, fourth, Isabelle Ridder, eighth, and Amber Perkins, ninth

    Girls’ 800-meter run - Alex Prokopchak, third, and Jackie Roche, fifth, and Savannah Kinsey, 12th

    Girls' 1600-meter run - Courtney Colson, 10th, and Mara Yaeger, 11th

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  • Conservation District awards NKU scholarships

    Diana Clifton and Michelle Marshall recently were awarded $1,000 scholarships for non-traditional students attending Northern Kentucky University Grant County Center.

    The scholarships, which are given out twice a year, are provided by the Grant County Conservation District.

    Clifton of Dry Ridge is a mother of a 10-year-old son who attends Williamstown Independent Schools.

    She is currently a sophomore and has a goal of earning a bachelor’s degree in social work.

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  • Parent elections to be held for Grant County SBDM

    Parent elections for the Grant County High School School Based Decision-Making Council will be held at 6:30 p.m. April 29 in the GCHS Library / Media Center. All nominations must be submitted by e-mail to Lisa McIntosh at lisa.mcintosh@grant.kyschools.us by April 22. Parents of incoming freshman, current freshman, sophomores and juniors are eligible to vote. Questions may also be e-mailed or call 859-824-9739.

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  • Is your mom special?

    The Grant County News wants to hear about those special mothers, stepmothers, grandmothers, even aunts who are like mothers.

    Tell us about the special “mother” in your life. Send her name, address, phone number and why she’s special to: gcneditorial@grantky.com or mail to the Grant County News, P.O. Box 247, Williamstown, Ky. 41097. Be sure to include your name and phone number. The deadline to send a letter is April 30.

    The Grant County News staff will read the letters and choose some of them to be featured in a Mother’s Day story.

     

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  • Cloe is April YPA winner

    The Youth Performance Award winner for April is Mackenzie Cloe, a senior at Williamstown High School.

    Cloe, a self-professed “country girl,” sees springtime a little different than most people—it’s calving time.

    “Right now all the cows are having babies,” Cloe said smiling. “I show dairy cattle in 4-H during the summer. It’s really rewarding and teaches me responsibilities, but basically, it’s just fun.”

    To prepare her cows for a show, she grooms them and works with them, teaching them to walk on a lead.

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  • Star Student - Grant County Middle School

    Trisha Lockaby has been selected as the GCMS Eighth Grade Incredible Inca Student of the Week. Lockaby is wise and practical, and exhibits reasonable behavior day after day, while inspiring those around her. She goes into anything with a positive outlook, which makes her a delight to be around. Lockaby is available to help others when needed, and does so in a bright and sensible manner.

    In her free time, she enjoys swimming, singing and hanging out with friends.

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