Area News
Missing Child Story Has A Happy Ending
Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] Not many people are happy to be woken by a crying baby. But Gracey Solorzano, 14, is glad she helped one local family find their missing three year old Tuesday. Around 9:30 a.m., Solorzano was asleep when she heard a baby cry. “I heard yelling downstairs and there was a…
Read MoreTourist Commission Reevaluates Marketing Efforts
Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] (Editor’s Note: 101 Business Solutions is the owner of the Harrodsburg Herald.) The Harrodsburg-Mercer County Tourist Commission has moved their annual calendar of events online. At last week’s meeting, Chairman Mike Inman said the tourist commission was not going to print the calendar this year because it was out of…
Read MoreRebels Complete Undefeated Season
Sam Warren Herald Staff [email protected] The Boyle County Rebels (7-0) defeated the Bourbon County Colonels (1-6) by a final score of 41-0 this past Thursday, Nov. 5. The Rebels finished the season with an undefeated record ahead of the KHSAA state class 4A playoffs scheduled to start Friday, Nov. 20. Like so many times this…
Read MoreCheck Your Home Heating System
Staying Warm And Safe This Winter Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] Leaves and temperatures are falling. It’s a good time to curl up for a long winter’s nap, but experts are warning homeowners to make sure their home heating system is in working order before going into hibernation. While cooking is the leading cause of…
Read MoreMercer Flirts With The COVID-19 Red Zone
COVID-19 Update For Tuesday, Nov. 3 Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] Mercer County is flirting with falling back into the red zone for COVID-19 cases. On Monday, the county’s seven day incidence rate moved up to 26.1, but it had fallen back to 23.4 on Tuesday. In addition, the Mercer County Health Department announced 22…
Read MoreNorth Mercer Water District To Invest $3.4 Million Improving Water System
About 243 Households Will Benefit From Improvements Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] The United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development is awarding $3.4 million in loans to the North Mercer Water District to help improve the water system. Mischell Lee, general manager of the water district, said they are waiting to see if they will receive…
Read MoreMake A Big Economic Impact By Shopping Small
Jennifer Marsh Herald Staff [email protected] Small Business Saturday is celebrated as a way to remind shoppers to support their local businesses. Set for Saturday, Nov. 28, 2020, the event is scheduled between black Friday and Cyber Monday. “There will be a kick off at The Harrodsburg Herald where we will have a socially distanced Santa…
Read MorePhillip Maxfield Is Flying Solo
Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] Phillip Maxfield has his head in the clouds. And that’s a good thing. The son of Ric and Karen Maxfield of Salvisa, Maxfield is training to be a pilot. He took his first solo flight in Lexington this past month. He flew a Diamond DA-40—a single engine four seater airplane—while…
Read MoreThe Votes Are In
New Faces On Harrodsburg City Commission Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] The voters have spoken loud and clear. In Mercer County, President Donald Trump, Sen. Mitch McConnell, U.S. Rep. Brett Guthrie and State Rep. Kim King—all Republicans— handily won reelection with commanding margins. As always, these are the unofficial results provided by the Mercer County…
Read MoreHalloween Happenings
While COVID-19 has led to some of the biggest Halloween events being canceled, there will still be plenty to do this weekend. Trick-or-treating hours for Harrodsburg and most of Mercer County on Saturday, Oct. 31, will be from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Burgin trick-or-treating hours are from 6 to 8 p.m. The Harrodsburg Police Department…
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