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Do not be deceived

Deception, according to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary online, is “the act of making someone believe in something that is not true.” Today, deception is so often promoted by mankind, often for a selfish motive. So often we hear of people being deceived into buying a certain product or service to find out that product or service does not meet the expectation of the company or person selling the product. Deception is often a lie, a con, a shame and yes, dishonesty.

Bagworms on the move
Fall poultry event coming to...

With interest in keeping backyard chickens continuing to grow, some Kentucky families are looking to start or add to their flock this fall. And though many people associate spring, as being the ideal time to jump into poultry, backyard chicken experts with Tractor Supply Company say there are benefits to starting in the fall.

Stage Right hosts educational...

Stage Right will host an educational workshop from 3:30 to 7 p.m. Tuesdays and Wednesdays beginning Aug. 29 at the Grant County High School auditorium. The workshop is open to the first 50 students who register.
The performances are Oct. 6, Oct. 7 and Oct. 8 in the GCHS Auditorium.
The show is “Once Upon a Mattress”, which is the story of the princess and the pea.  The program offers a chance to work with professional instructors who are working in theatre and the opportunity to learn not just acting but about all aspects of the theatre.  

ANOTHER FAIR WEEK OVER
Charlottesville suspect beliefs...

Former Randall K. Cooper High School history teacher Derek Weimer, 45, of Florence told The Enquirer in an interview that he was probably the closest to James Alex Fields Jr. out of everyone on the faculty.
“I’m sure if you would ask James he would say I was his favorite or one of his favorite teachers,” said Weimer, adding that he had Fields in three classes directly and had regular interaction with him after classes and during free time.

BACK TO SCHOOL PEP RALLY
Grant County Library hosts...

A historic event that last occurred nearly four decades ago will darken the sky Aug. 21.
The first total solar eclipse visible in the continental United States in 38 years is coming with Hopkinsville, Kentucky deemed the “point of greatest eclipse.”

A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the sun and the Earth, and the moon fully or partially blocks the sun.

Williamstown Woman’s Club needs...

One American flag flapping in the wind can be moving for most patriotic Americans, but 100 such flags with stars and stripes waving in close proximity can be breathtaking.
Several years ago, the members of the Williamstown Woman’s Club were looking for ways to make a meaningful difference in the community, and they decided to display 100 American flags along Eibeck Lane for every veteran’s funeral held at the Kentucky Veterans Cemetery North (KVCN) in Williamstown.

VAUGHT’S VIEWS

With all the football he watches on the practice field or in the film room, Kentucky secondary Coach Steve Clinkscale doesn’t always want to watch football on TV when he gets home.
Often, though, his wife, Jasena, has a different idea.
“My wife watches more football at home than I do. I come home and I don’t want to watch football and she wants to watch football all day Saturday and Sunday. I just want to watch TV and relax. But not her. She loves watching football,” said Clinkscale.