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Today's News

  • Grant men arrested on drug charges

    Two Grant County men were arrested on drugs charges Saturday Nov. 15, in Dearborn County, Ind.

    Kenneth R. Ruby, 31, of Dry Ridge, was charged with possession of methamphetamine, a Class D felony, and possession of drug paraphernalia, a Class A misdemeanor.

    Jonah G. Kinmon, 38, of Crittenden, also was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia.

    The arrests were made by Indiana State Police after Trooper Cameron McCreary stopped a yellow 2003 Nissan for speeding on S.R. 1 near Green Road just before 11 p.m. in Dearborn County.

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  • First win down, more to go

    Patrick Spoonamore and the Williamstown Demons came out firing in their first game of the season against Carroll County. Pushing tempo and forcing turnovers, the Demons earned a 74-58 win.

    Spoonamore scored 31 points to lead the Demons but credits his teammates for giving him scoring opportunities.

    “The basket looked like I could throw a car in it,” Spoonamore said. “It feels amazing, but I couldn’t have done it without the passing of my teammates. They gave me the ball so I could score. We played as a team.”

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  • Seniors set standard for football program

    The Grant County High School football seniors leave the program as the winningest class, but also made their mark in other ways.

    “They are the first group I had since their freshman year,” coach Mike Davis said. “They are a big deal for me. I’ve watched them grow and develop and we’ve formed a special bond. They have set a standard that we will hopefully continue and the underclassmen can follow.”

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  • Cloe wins radon contest

     

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  • Adventures while Christmas shopping

    How many of you were crazy enough to be out and about on Black Friday?

    Hold up your hand if this applies to you.

    My hand is in the air. Yep, I’m one of those goofy people who get up at the crack of dawn, after eating way too much turkey the day before, who looks for bargains.

    I am not, however, one of those people who doesn’t go to sleep Thanksgiving night so they can get the really good bargains.

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  • Osborne, girl, March 7

     Donnie and Chrissie Osborne of Dry Ridge announce the birth of their fourth child.

    Savannah Faye Osborne was born at 1:21 a.m. on March 7, 2008 at St. Luke Hospital West in Florence. 

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  • Police Beat 12/04/08

     

    Dry Ridge

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  • Agencies need help for holidays

    While many families are making holiday plans, others are wondering how they’ll make ends meet.

    Several organizations and groups in Grant County are making plans to help families in need this holiday season.

    This is a listing of the agencies that need help.

    NORTHERN KENTUCKY COMMUNITY ACTION COMMISSION GRANT COUNTY NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER

    At the Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission Grant County Neighborhood Center, needy families will be given a Christmas food basket.

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  • Rump nominated for national award

    Coming off back-to-back seasons as the Grant County defensive player of the year, Josh Rump has earned another accomplishment.

    Rump has been nominated for the Old Spice Red Zone Player of the Year.

    “It’s an awesome accomplishment,” Rump said. “I work hard to be the best player I can and it’s paid off.”

    Rump, who played offensive and defensive line this past season, spent a lot of time working to understand the nuances of the defense and the opportunities that would be available to him.

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  • GCHS boys make history during time on team

    With hard work and determination, the Grant County High School boys’ cross country team have become a team to be taken seriously.

    That is due in part to the efforts of the seniors, who have spent their high school careers working to put the Braves in position to succeed for years to come. Each senior started running because they were inspired by a relative, except for Dustin Sullivan, who had another reason all together.

    “I ran because I was chubby, so I joined,” Sullivan said.

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