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Today's News

  • Kaplan University

    Cheyenne Thurman
    Cheyenne Thurman has earned an Associate of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies with a Concentration In Early Childhood Development degree from Kaplan University.

    She has a 3.33 grade point average and is pursuing bachelor’s degree.
    Thurman is employed at Beck’s Daycare and Learning Center in Williamstown.

    She lives in Crittenden with her husband, Jonathan, and her son, Brandon.

    Thurman is the daughter of David Rice and Reynae Lockhart.

     

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  • Summer food service program available throughout county

    The Grant County Food Service Program is participating in the Summer Food Service Program. Meals will be provided to all children without charge and are the same for all children regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability, and there will be no discrimination in the course of the meal service. Meals will be provided at the sites and times as follows:

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  • Another Place In Time 6-2-11

     

    This APIT photo features the 1949-50 Dry Ridge High School basketball team. Pictured are (front row) Raymond Lawrence, Robert Robb, Harry Howe, Harold Sydnor and Carl Howe, (back row) Jim Middleton, Stanley “Allen” Lawrence, Bill Treadwell, Coach Joe Reed, Buzzy Sebree, Phil Points and Bob Day. Thanks to Williamstown resident Joel Hubbard, who was sick when the photo was taken, for providing the photo, and Gwen Dills, Barb Owen, Patti Noel and Wanda Wright, all of Dry Ridge, for calling in guesses.

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  • Powdery mildew in the garden

     

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  • Turning Back the Clock 6-2-11

     

    15 Years Ago

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  • Cox signs with Lindsey Wilson College

    It has been Nick Cox’s dream since he was a little boy to play football, and now he is getting his chance to play at the collegiate level, signing with Lindsey Wilson College May 24 in the Grant County High School Library.

    “I have wanted to play football my entire life and in college, so I am excited,” he said.

    Cox played all four years of high school for the Braves football program and also participated for the wrestling team this past season.

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  • Police Reports 6-2-11

     

    (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.)

    Grant County Sheriff's Office

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  • For the Record 6-2-11

     

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  • Braves baseball season comes to an end

    The season came to a close for the Grant County baseball team, as they fell to Henry County 6-5, in the first round of the Kentucky High School Association 8th Region tournament at Simon Kenton High School in Independence.

    After having a 5-4 lead going into the bottom of the sixth inning, the Braves were nearing an appearance in the semi-finals of the tournament, but a series of errors in the inning led to two runs for Henry County and the eventual win.

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  • Lady Braves has “state” of mind

    After falling short in the 32nd District Championship game to Walton-Verona May 29 1-0, the Lady Braves advanced to the regional semi-finals, beating Gallatin County 5-2, May 30 at Simon Kenton High School, in Independence.

    The loss in the district tournament was a disappointing loss for the team and coach Ott Reed, but it also was a loss they could afford, since the top two teams from the district tournament advance to the regional tournament.

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