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Wednesday, February 3, 2021 Vol. 155 No. 05 PVA retires after 23 years of service; longest person to serve a PVA tion party to honor Mi- By Melissa Mitchell chelle while expressing KyNewsGroup their gratitude for her [email protected] service. She is a Nicholas Coun- One of the longest ty graduate of the Class served elected officials as of 1980. Michelle earned PVA officially retired as two degree from the of Friday Jan 29, 2021. University of Kentucky; Michelle McDonald, bachelor’s degree in 1984 Nicholas County PVA, and her Masters in 1992. announced her retire- Michelle has served as ment earlier in 2020 stat- the Nicholas County PVA ing that Jan 29 would be since December 1998. her last official day. She is the longest serv- On Friday, Michelle ing PVA in Nicholas was honored with a re- County, after 23 years of ception party to thank serving the community her for her years of ser- she decided it was time to thought she would be re- often now someone’s fam- vice. enjoy life and family. tiring from this position ily circumstances. As Nicholas County Judge One of her great memo- upon her first election an assessor you have to Executive Steve Hamil- ries was the first election victory, look at the property with ton and fiscal court -pre victory, as she stated a She stated she saw her- no bias. You cannot let sented her with a plaque “big highlight” and being self staying until her re- knowledge or feelings af- of the Nicholas County able to update the infra- tirement. She had been fect the way you assess Courthouse for her 23 structure of the office and teaching in Pendleton the property. In large years of service to the making friends across County schools for 11 counties this is not gen- community. Amongst the state has been a great years, commuting back other appreciation gifts, joy and something she is and forth. Retirement PVA’s from other coun- very proud of. “The biggest challenge cont. on pg. 2 ties attended the recep- When asked if she in a small county is you Gov Beshear makes $38 Million Ewing woman charged with Carlisle burglary available for Local Government By Charles Mattox edly entered a person’s tody on an outstanding room while visiting that warrant. Utility Assistance Program KyNewsGroup Last week, Gov. Andy partment of Local Gov- [email protected] person’s roommate and Melear-Ross is facing unlawfully took $3,340 additional charges of re- Beshear made the an- ernment from the Com- A Ewing woman was worth of clothing and ceiving stolen property, nouncement of approx- munity Development recently charged with shoes from the victim, Burglary, 3rd degree, imately $38 million Block Grant Corona vi- burglary after allegedly who resided at Ran- (two counts), persistent available for Utility As- rus Response program taking several thou- dolph Lane. felony offender, a sepa- sistance to local govern- established by the U.S. sands of dollars from a Photo Courtesy of Bourbon Carlisle Police Of- rate charge of burglary, ments in order to help Department of Housing Carlisle home. County Detention Center ficer, Benny Buckler, 2nd degree; and several Kentuckians with over- and Urban Develop- Brianna Melear-Ross, Brianna Melear-Ross responded to the scene failure to appear charg- due utility bills in their ment. 34, of Abner’s Mills Jan. 30, 2021 arrest on a of the alleged burglary es. county. In order for the local Road, Ewing, remains charge of burglary, 2nd and was later advised All persons are to be Nicholas County governments to apply lodged in the Bourbon degree. by Paris Police officer, presumed innocent until Judge Executive has they must submit an County Regional Jail, on According to her ar- Lewis Bower that he proven guilty or plead- submitted the paper application to DLG. If zero bond, following her rest citation, she alleg- had Melear-Ross in cus- ing guilty. work to request up to approved, local govern- $200,000 for assistance ments must then part- for the citizens of Nich- ner with a community Family Resource Youth Services Centers turns 30 olas County. action agency to assist 30 years ago, the mov- reform system. The need These centers are de- Mayor Ronnie Clark with funding adminis- ie “Home Alone” was for education and hu- signed to address the is also seeking informa- tration. released, Teenage Mu- man service systems to needs of children by de- tion regarding the Util- Eligible households tant Ninja Turtles com- engage in the joint provi- veloping partnerships ity Assistance program could receive up to $250 ics were released and sion of services and sup- with school, family and and will be applying. per month for six con- George W. Bush was port to children, youth community to help all “Even with our vic- secutive months if they our President. Also, in and families had rapidly public school students tory over COVID -19 live in the city or county Kentucky the Family increased. The growing reach proficiency. Re- coming into sight, times approved for the fund- Resource Youth Services number and complex- cent surveys report that are still tough for our ing, have been finan- Centers were starting to ity of problems faced by Cabinet for Health and educators, parents and families, “ said Gov. cially impacted by CO- develop. our society (e.g. poverty, Family Services. These community partners feel Beshear. “We are grate- Family Resource family restructuring, partnerships share the that the Family Resource ful to be able to provide Utility Assist. Youth Services Centers teenage pregnancy, sub- and Youth Services Cen- these funds, because responsibility of imple- cont. on pg. 9 has been significantly stance abuse and domes- menting and sustaining ters are a “necessary they will ensure many impacting the lives of tic and youth violence) centers across the state. component of Kentucky Kentuckians won’t have students and families have caused increasing The Cabinet for Health educational program- to make the impossible in Kentucky for over 30 levels of stress on fami- and Family Services ming and “a program choice between feeding years. Following a dec- lies and children-stress and Division of FRYSC, vital to students, empow- their family and keep- laration by the Kentucky that children bring to the has the responsibil- ering families, and help- ing the lights on,” Supreme Court that Ken- classroom, which creates ity for administration of ing to improve schools.” The funding will be tucky’s education system barriers to learning. this program, where the In 1991 just over 100 distributed by the De- was inefficient and in- These problems have Kentucky Department Family Resource and equitable, the Kentucky also places a greater de- of Education continues Youth Services Centers Education Reform Act mand on public service to provide technical sup- were opened in Ken- Fox Valley Wood (KERA) was formed. agencies and demon- port for the public educa- tucky. In 2021 centers now have grown to 857 WANTED In response to grow- strate a need for commu- tion mandate. 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The and editing the newslet- (Ronnie) Powell, Sue family wishes to thank Earl Thomas "Ham- Velma Darlene Bar- Doris Ann Lane, 92, ter as he recognized and Rosie McDonald and mer" Smith, husband of (Mark) Terrill, Frances Sharpsburg, widow of valued the importance of bee Ritchie, 76, widow Judy Blankenship for 58 years to June Stivers (Paul) Fryman and Rose J.W. Lane died peace- protecting and preserv- of the late Billy Ray their compassionate care Smith, died on Janu- (Joe) Lucas and several fully January 30, 2021, ing the county history for Jones and Garry Wayne during her final days. ary 21, 2021, at Baptist nieces, nephews and at her home on the fam- future generations. He Ritchie, died Wednesday Visitation was af- Health La Grange. Born cousins. ily farm. coauthored two books, January 27, 2021 at the ter 11:00 AM Tuesday, in Carlisle, KY on De- She was born May 5, Historic Images of Henry In addition to her hus- February 2, 2021 at the cember 8, 1937, he was University of Kentucky 1928, to the late Eli and County and Historic Ken- bands and parents, she Sharpsburg Christian the son of the late Avery Medical Center, Lexing- Mary McClure Roberts of tucky Postcard Art 1900- was also preceded in Church, funeral servic- Allen and Edith Louisa ton, KY. Sherburne, KY. 2013: Shelby, Henry, death by two brothers, es followed at 1:00 PM. Ockerman Smith. Mr. She was born in Carl- She was a 1945 gradu- Spencer Counties, and Paul Barbee and Noble Burial was in Crown Hill Smith is a 1956 graduate isle, KY to the late Oney ate of Fleming Co. High also assisted in the pub- Barbee. Cemetery. of Nicholas County High and Lorene Hudson Bar- School and attended Fu- lication of several others. Pallbearers were Eric and then later attended Funeral services were gazzi Business College. Numerous times he spoke bee. She was a home- Lane, Austin Allison, and graduated from East- Monday February 1, She worked briefly in of how thankful he was to maker, member of the Timmy Darnall, Mark ern Kentucky Univer- 2021 at the River of Life her father’s grocery in be able to help the many River of Life Ministries, Allison, Steve Calvert sity, Mr. Smith moved to Ministries, 616 Clinton- Sharpsburg before be- people who stopped in to she loved going to church and Bobby Price. New Castle, KY in Au- ville Rd., Paris, KY by coming a farmer’s wife, research their families. and spending time with Honorary Pallbear- gust 1961 to teach social mother of three, grand- He was frequently asked Pastor Krista Hampton ers were Keith Crouch, studies at Henry County her family. She was a mother of two, and great to speak to schools and and Bro. Dennis Peace. Chris Crump, Kenney High School. He was a true matriarch of the grandmother of two. She community groups about Burial will follow in the Stull, and Todd Allison. passionate and popular family and will be great- was a faithful member of the county's history. Any- Evergreen Memory Gar- Contributions can be teacher whose students ly missed. the Sharpsburg Chris- one who knew him knew dens, Paris, KY. made to the Sharpsburg gave him his nickname. She is survived by tian Church for 75 years. he loved children. He nev- Visitation was Sunday Christian Church at 241 After teaching for sev- six children, Donald In addition to her hus- er saw a child he didn't Main Street, Sharps- eral years, he moved into January 31, 2021 at the band and parents, Mrs. want to speak to and (Vickie) Jones, Glenda burg, KY 40374. school administration, re- church. Lane was preceded in make smile and children (Leslie) Cook, Sherry The Michael R. Gray tiring from the school sys- Pallbearers were her death by a son, Clayton adored him in return. He (Shannon) Back, Tam- Funeral Home in Ow- tem after 28 years. grandsons. T. Lane, a brother Wil- never met a stranger. my (John) Black, Cindy ingsville cared for all ar- Hammer believed that Honorary pallbearers liam E. Roberts, a sister- Survivors other than (Greg) Page and Jessica rangements. service to community in-law Betty Roberts, his wife include his son, were her granddaugh- To view the online me- was the best work of life. Ritchie; fifteen grand- and a nephew Warren T. Douglas C. Smith (Tame- ters and great grandchil- morial and sign the guest Beyond his career as an children, Kindra O’Neal Roberts. la W. Smith); grand- dren. book, please visit www. educator, he was active (Steve Toungate), Garry She is survived by a daughter, Morgan J. Memorials may take mrgfh.com. in the Jaycees serving Jones, Daryl (Treva) son James R. Lane, a Maxwell (Erik Hasling- the form of contributions as President of the local Cook, Darrin (Brittany) er); his brother John to the River of Life Min- organization, and was a O’Neal, Derrick (Savan- Smith; two sisters, Ann City Council member for istries Building Fund, Jolly and June Carter; nah) Cook, Koldy Jones the city of New Castle, 616 Clintonville Rd., and numerous nieces (Joy Weaver), Joseph serving multiple terms Paris, KY 40361. and nephews. Besides his Black, Lorena (Nathan) as Mayor. He served on The funeral arrange- parents, he was preceded Kirby, Travis O’Neal the New Castle Volun- ments were entrusted Obituaries continued on in death by his brothers, (Sydney Eli), Karly teer Fire Department as Charles Smith and Ken- to Lusk-McFarland Fu- page 6 a volunteer and also as Black (Ethan French), neth "Butch" Smith. neral Home, 1120 Main Chief of the department, Mitchell Page, Nicholas Funeral services are Street., Paris, KY 40361. was a founding member Page, Madison Page, private due to Covid. The online guestbook of the New Castle Emer- Heather Back, Joshua Memorial contributions is at www.Lusk-McFar- Email Obituaries to gency Squad and became Back; seventeen great are suggested to the Hen- land.com and a 24 hour an EMT while serving, grandchildren, Shawn [email protected] ry County Retired Teach- and spent several years funeral information line ers Scholarship Fund, c/o Bowles (Michaela Roe), as Civil Defense Coor- can be reached by calling Mildred Elston, 98 Ad- Jacob Robinson, Haley dinator for the County. 859-987-4387. ams Street, New Castle, O’Neal, Sydney Toun- Hammer was a longtime KY 40050 or the New member of the New Cas- Castle Christian Church, tle Christian Church and Serving Bath, Box 475, New Castle, KY Advertisement for Alcohol License a current Elder there. Bracken, Fleming, 40050. Notice His service included sev- Mason, Nicholas & Prewitt New Castle Fu- eral mission trips to build Robertson Counties. 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She was preceded Some interested peo- $249 To be named to the end game. in death by her husband, ple are working on a Hide a Chaise Re- list, a student must be A field goal by Mike Robert Scott Tedder, a Memorial to be erected cliner - $299 enrolled on a full time Hatton raised Nicholas daughter, Tammy Hub- on the Nicholas County Leather Recliner - basis and achieve at County's score two in bard and her Mother and Courthouse lawn for $399 least a 3.4 grade point the three minute over- Father-in-law, Conway the late Dr. Charles W. average on a 4.0 scale. time. Montgomery came and Catherine Tedder, Mathers, founder of the 1988 The Dean's List in- back, however, to add her brothers and sisters- Mathers Educational cludes two to their side. Two in-law, Jimmy (Libby) Fund, which was willed Vandals destroy pub- Donald A. Bromagen foul shots each, by Hat- Tedder, Billy (Maudie) Tedder, Paul Tedder, at his death in 1937. lic property Douglas Darbro ton and Soweel, were Tommy (Linda) Tedder This fund was estab- Vandals broke into the Melody Hill all the Indians could and Patsy( Bill) Gadd. lished for the education Nicholas County High Vickie L. Ison handle as the overtime Shirley McCord Ted- Funeral services will be of the Nicholas County School January 27, de- Melanie B. Minton ended with Nicholas on der, 83 died January 26, held at 1 pm Wednes- children which is a per- stroying an estimated Karl E. Vermillion top 69-65. 2021. She was born in day February 3, 2021 at manent trust. $1,100 of public prop- Connie S. Wills Concentrated shoot- Coosa County Alabama Carlisle-Clark Funeral Thousands of children erty. Margaret Spickler ing by Vice, Hatton and on October 18, 1937 to Home with Bro. Gay- have benefited from the Don Elder, Nicholas Veda Victoria Vaughn Sowell in the first quar- the late Joseph Wheeler lord Gillispie officiating and Edna Arbie Hum- fund. County Schools super- ter, pulled the Jackets with burial following in A lot of the recipients intendent said, "It took Hopkins Drug out in front and gave phrey McCord. She was the Carlisle Cemetery. an Auburn and U K Bas- Visitation Wednesday 11 have become profession- about five hours for cus- Necco Conversation them a 16-10 lead at the ketball fanatic. She was am – 1 pm. Pallbearers al people as well as get- todial to clean it up." Hearts - .29 cents end of the quarter. With a registered nurse for are Lacy Moore, Ricky ting an education just The vandals broke Deluxe Heart Boxed the aid of Hatton's 12, thirty-eight years. She Moore, Bobby Smalley, by a little help and guid- into the gymnasium, Chocolates - $6.99 James Anderson's nine, was a former nurse at Jason Tedder, Brandon ance in their lives, due destroying the soda Tiny Tines Candy and Mike Wells seven Nicholas County Hospi- Tedder and Dakota Ted- to Dr. Mathers foresight fountain in the conces- Cards - .79 cents rebounds, in the second tal and retired from V der. Honorary bearers when he established the sion stand and sprayed quarter, Nicholas Coun- A. She is survived by a are Hunter Moore, John fund. fire extinguisher foam 1979 ty added 14 more points brother, Zak McCord, Hubbard, Mike McCord, two sisters-in-law, Lin- Prior to his death he across the gym floor. to maintain their lead of Jon Tedder, Eric Tedder was educating orphan "The foam cleaned up Jackets win in over- 3-24 at the half. da Shrout Tedder and and Doug Tedder. Carl- Nancye Tedder Hogg, 1 isle-Clark Funeral Home girls at the Midway Or- without doing any dam- time The Indians rallied to brother-in-law, Willie in charge of arrange- phan School, which is age to the gym floor "We played well," stat- shorten the Bluejackets Hogg and several beloved ments. now known as Midway though." Elder said. ed Coach Mike Kenney lead as they closed in nieces and nephews, four College. He said the main after Nicholas County's 47-45 at the end of the This proves that Dr. amount of damage was 69-65 victory over Mont- third quarter. Donna Marie Butler Mathers has always done to the concession gomery County, "it was Mike Hatton led the Bussell, Allison Miller, been interested in chil- stand. Damage to the a team effort" Bluejackets offense with Donnie Bussell, Greg dren and their educa- soda fountain alone You can expect that 23 points. Mark Vice Bussell Jr., Joseph Bus- tion. would amount to ap- "team effort" from the followed with 16, Mark sell, Luke Bussell, and Dr. Mathers was also proximately $600. "The Bluejackets whenever it Ruddell had 12, James Tommy Clifton, great instrumental in the damage would probably really counts, as in their Anderson had 11, Mike nieces and nephews; Kay- founding of the Nicholas be around $1,100," El- four point win in over- Wells had four, and lyn Kimes, Justice Mor- County Hospital. der said of the total cost. time, last Friday night Mike Sowell had three. ris, Dixie Bussell, Robert Dr. Mathers needs Two juveniles were at Mt. Sterling. Nicholas County takes Kimes, Rayland Bussell, to be recognized for his later apprehended by The overtime play to the road this Friday Isabella Bussell, and Ja- koba Price. She had many wonderful contribution school officials. was a second success night to take on arch- special friends some in- to Nicholas County, Elder said he and for the Jackets. The rival Bourbon County. cluding; Jackie Evans, which is long overdue. Greg Reed, principal forced Richmond Model Donna Marie Butler, 70 Charles Cunliffe, Joyce The memorial is a of NCHS would rec- into defeat, in overtime, Tolle Birth of Carlisle, passed away Mcintyre, Steve Fryman, public project, which ommend expulsionary last Friday night at Mt. Mr. and Mrs. William Tuesday January 26th, Tonja Fryman, and Lako- will be paid solely by hearing to the Nicholas Sterling. Arthur Tolle of Sardis 2021 in Carlisle, Ky. She da Bowles. She was pre- was born October 22nd, your donations. County School Board at The overtime play was would like to announce ceded in death by her late All contributions are its February 8 meeting a second success for the the birth of a baby boy 1950 to the late Hilda Ear- mother, Hilda Bussell- lywine and Fuzzy Bussell. greatly appreciated. The for the two. Jackets. They forced born on Jan. 28, 1979 Earlywine, her late fa- cost is approximately "It's up to the board Richmond Model into at the Nicholas County She is survived by her ther Claude Bussell, her only son, Jerry Warmouth brother, Timmy Bussell, $2000.00. what action is going to defeat, in overtime, ear- Hospital. He weighed (Keena Warmouth), 3 and her sister, Brenda be taken against the two lier this year. seven pounds and 10 grandchildren; Jereigh Bussell-Mitchell. Visita- Hunt celebrates 90th offenders. But we'll rec- "We won because of ounces and has been Warmouth, Jaeleigh War- tion was Friday January, birthday ommend expulsionary our foul shooting" Coach named Christopher Her- mouth, and Eastyn War- 29th 5:00-8:00 at Carl- Henry Hunt of Pleas- hearing for the two." he Kenney remarked, "we rington. mouth, 4 brothers; Ricky isle Clark Funeral Home ant Valley will be cel- said. hit 27 out of 40." Bussell, Robert (Chee- and funeral services were tah) Bussell, Chris Bus- ebrating his 90th birth- Elder would not com- With 1:30 left on the IGA Saturday January, 30th day on Sunday, Feb. 14 ment on how the two clock, the Jackets trailed 2% Milk - Gallon Jug sell, and Greg Bussell, 1 at 1:00 at the Bussell sister; Kathy Quevedo, at the Fleming-Mason suspects were appre- behind the Indians by - $1.49 Family Cemetery pastor R.E.C.C. building in hended. seven. Two foul shots Celery - 38 cents nieces and nephews; Ani- Brother Dean Brewer will ta Bussell, Adam (Bob) be Presiding. Pallbearers; Flemingsburg from 1-5 by Mark Vice put the Paramount Sweet Bussell (Ashlee), Amber Jerry Warmouth, Anita pm. Local Students named Jacket team back within Pickles - 99 cents Bussell, Trish Earlywine, Bussell, Robert (Cheetah) All friends and rela- to university Dean's two. A steal by sopho- Rome Apples 3 lb bag Sandra Jackson, Crys- Bussell, Adam (Bob) Bus- tives are cordially in- List. more Mike Sowell, with - 79 cents tal Tipton, Becky Fry- sell, Jordan Bussell, and vited to attend. No gifts Seven students from 17 seconds remaining, Sirloin Tip Roast - man, Melissa Washburn, Reynaldo Galeana. please. Nicholas County and gave Nicholas County $1.99 lb Jordan Bussell, Shelby Business and Professional directory Swartz Construction & Tree Removal Inc. • Bath and Surrounding Counties • • Specializing in Tree Removal & Trimming • Fully Insured Graphic Design • Software • Free Estimates • State Certified • We grind stumps For Graphic Design services contact Mike Swartz P.O. Box 39 [email protected] • 606-776-1238 Owner Olympia, KY 40358 Cell: (606)210-3049 Home: (606)674-3960 www.graytechnical.com Find us on Facebook!
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By Tom Metcalfe Isous. OneMarion fact is certain: ing Coast Guard a 27-0 Girl’s ate as a feminine name. Name? as Joe. My first name is like an adult. Quite of- It was Marion who later in The Tangerine Bowl. We should be reminded Charles but my family ten when someone who What if I told you his changed his name to the The roster included fu- we don’t get to choose our called me by my middle doesn’t know me well nickname was “Duke”? tougher-sounding “John ture NFL players John own name unless we go name, Thomas or Tom- Of course we are talk- Wayne.” Mutchler, Dale Lind- before a court to have a my. As I grew older I de- Column ing about Marion Robert I have a brother- sey, Jim Burt, and Har- name change. cided Tom sounded more cont. on pg. 8 Morrison, born May 26, in-law whose first name old Chambers as well as My father’s family had
1907 in Winterset, Iowa. is Marion. He goes by his future NFL coach Joe a habit of using their COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY We are, as you probably middle name, “Oddis.” He Bugel. They had a quar- middle names rather Sandye Watkins Nicholas COUNTY CIRCUIT CLERK know, talking about John owns a construction com- terback named Sharon than their first name.
Wayne. Did Wayne ever pany in central Florida. Miller. I don’t think too For example, my father Notice is hereby given to all creditors pursuant to KRS 424.340 that the Nicholas have problems with his No doubt he has had to many made fun of his was known by his fam- District Court has appointed personnel representatives as follows: name “Marion”? This is be rough and tough at name. I have known of a ily as Leonard but his Decendent/Ward: Jonathan Mattox Address: 1754 Saltwell Rd., Carlisle, KY 40311 an account that I found times. As fate would have few men named Shirley, first name was Joseph. Fiduciary: Jeffrey Mattox Address: 1006 Saltwell Rd., Carlisle, KY 40311 on line: “In 1916 Wayne’s it, I have a sister-in-law which usually we associ- His friends all knew him Title: Administrator father owned the town’s named “Marian”. I sup- Attorney: James Brannon Driven to Be the Best! TM Address: 112 S. Broadway, PO Box 306, Carlisle, KY 40311 pharmacy. One day, Bal- pose if you use an “o” it’s OVER 30 YEARS OF SERVICE Date: 01/06/21 zer Kriegel, an 8 year masculine and if you spell Decendent/Ward: Hilda Gray old, and his father rode the name with an “a” it is Quality Drive Away, Inc. needs CDL drivers with Address: 519 Abners Mill Rd., Ewing, KY 41039 Fiduciary: Linda Watson into town in a horse cart, feminine. EXPERIENCE to deliver Motorhomes, Trucks, Buses, and Address: 70 View Circle, Ewing, KY 41039 Title: Executrix and while the elder Krie- Names are a fun- Tractors throughout the USA. We have 20+ pickup Attorney: James Brannon locations. Must have DOT physical and be willing to Address: 112 S. Broadway, PO Box 306, Carlisle, KY 40311 gel went inside, Balzer ny part of our language. Date: 01/06/21 stayed outside and struck Depending on current keep logs. No DUIs in last 10 years, and clean MVR. Some Non-CDL positions available. Decendent/Ward: Hilda Gray up a conversation with circumstances, we de- Address: 519 Abners Mill Rd., Ewing, KY 41039 Fiduciary: Diana Ritchie the young Marion Morri- cide which names should Apply Online at Address: 4155 Carpenter Rd., Carlisle, KY 40311 son. ‘What’s your name?’ be masculine and which www.qualitydriveaway.com Title: Executrix Attorney: James Brannon Kriegel asked. ‘Marion,’ ones should be feminine. or call 574-642-2023 Address: 112 S. Broadway, PO Box 306, Carlisle, KY 40311 the kid replied. ‘Marion? Many years ago (1963) Date: 01/06/21 COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY Decendent/Ward: Shelby G. Campbell That’s my sister’s name!’ when Western Kentucky Sandye Watkins Address: Green Valley Rd., Apt. 18, Carlisle, KY 40311 said Kriegel, who really State College (back be- Nicholas COUNTY CIRCUIT CLERK Fiduciary: Elaine & Johnnie Shields Notice is hereby given pursuant to KRS 395.625 that the following Settlements Address: Green Valley Rd., Apt. 18, Carlisle, KY 40311 did have a sister named fore it was Western Ken- th Title: Co-Guardians will lay over until 12:00 pm on the 17 day of Feb., 2021, at which time hearing Attorney: Dawn C. Letcher Marion ‘You’ve got a girl’s tucky University) had a will be held in Nicholas District Court when said settlement shall be approved Address: 125 E. Main St., Carlisle, KY 40311 name.’ Fisticuffs ensued, great football team with and recorded unless prior thereto exceptions have been filed. Date: 01/13/21 but no one knows for sure a record of 10-0-1. They Decendent/Ward: Rieley R. Sumner Decendent/Ward: Ruby Hunt Address: 1037 E. Union Rd., Carlisle, KY 40311 Address: 451 Maysville Rd., Carlisle, KY 40311 who came away victori- wound up the year beat- Fiduciary: Marjorie Sumner Fiduciary: Robert Kenney Address: 1037 E. Union Rd., Carlisle, KY 40311 Address: 320 Leer St., Carlisle, KY 40311 Title: Guardian Title: Executor Nature of Account: Periodic Settlement Attorney: Eric Tedder Address: PO Box 186, 240 E. Main St., Carlisle, KY 40311 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING AND INTENT TO FILE APPLICATION Decendent/Ward: Emily Fugate Address: 821 Kristen Lane, Paris, KY 40361 Date: 01/13/21 Nicholas County Water District Fiduciary: Shannon Fugate Address: 821 Kristen Lane, Paris, KY 40361 Decendent/Ward: William Bentley A public meeting will take place at 10 am on Monday, February 15, 2021 Address: 599 Ishmael Chapel Rd., Carlisle, KY 40311 Title: Conservator Fiduciary: Cynthia Deming at the Nicholas County Water District, located at 1639 Old Paris Road, Nature of Account: Periodic Settlement Address: 47595 Limes Rd., Greenfield, OH 45123 Carlisle, KY for the purpose of providing general information to the public Title: Administratrix regarding the proposed Phase 12 – Water System Improvements project. Decendent/Ward: Alexander Williams Address: PO Box 332, 62 McDowell St., Mt. Olivet, KY 41064 Attorney: Rebecca Rice The public is invited to attend and comment on such issues as economic Fiduciary: Carla Hatton Address: PO Box 277, Maysville, KY 41056 and environmental impacts, service area, alternatives to the project or any Address: PO Box 332, 62 McDowell St., Mt. Olivet, KY 41064 Date: 01/27/21 other pertinent issues. NCWD will be filing an application with Rural Utili- Title: Guardian ties Service (RUS) for financial assistance to complete this project. Nature of Account: Final Settlement
th Sandye Watkins Witness my hand this the 29 day of Jan., 2021 Nicholas Circuit Clerk BY: Nicholas County Water District Sandye Watkins Nicholas Circuit Clerk Published in the Carlisle Mercury on 02.03.21 Published in the Carlisle Mercury on 02.03.21 Published in the Carlisle Mercury on 02.03.21 OPEN ENROLLMENT IS OVER DO YOU STILL HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT MEDICARE? ARE YOU PAYING TOO MUCH FOR YOUR MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT? EXAMPLE: IF YOU QUALIFY 70YR OLD FEMALE NON-SMOKER PLAN F $130.07 PER MONTH 70YR OLD MALE NON-SMOKER PLAN F $149.58 PER MONTH DO YOU HAVE MONEY LAYING AROUND THAT’S NOT WORKING FOR YOU? Call JIM AND LET’S GET THAT MONEY WORKING FOR YOU WITH UP TO 8% INCOME. DO YOU NEED LIFE INSURANCE ESPECIALLY WITH COVID-19 EFFECT IMMEDIATELY? JIMMIE E. GATES WILL BE AT ROSS DRUG (125 FOXGLOVE DR, MT. STERLING, KY) EVERY THURSDAY IN JANUARY (JAN 7, 14, 21, 28 FROM 10A.M. TO 4P.M.)
JIMMIE WILL BE AT MEDSAVE (136 JESSICA LANE, OLIVE HILL, KY) EVERY FRIDAY IN JANUARY (JAN 8, 15, 22, 29 FROM 10A.M. TO 4P.M.) WHY PAY MORE FOR YOUR INSURANCE? YOU CAN CONTACT JIM BY PHONE (606) 683-2104 or EMAIL/PHONE: [email protected] 8- February 3, 2021 The Carlisle Mercury Since 1867 local news Column cont. from pg. 7 Bread of Life calls me Charles, I don’t Proverbs 6:16 These before birth. How can change it for me or the With the swipe of a pen pray and seek my face respond immediately, not six things doth the Lord any man say it’s ok to President. Everybody our leader has made it ok and turn from their knowing they are talking hate: yea seven are an kill millions of unborn wants to be politically for a man to use the same wicked ways, then will to me. Many of my old abomination unto him: children? God calls it correct today, instead of bathroom as our wives, I hear from Heaven and friends and family still 17 A proud look, a lying an abomination. He standing or the truth. our daughters, grand- will forgive their sins, call me Tommy. Taking tongue, and hands that won’t change His word, Romans 1:27 And like- daughters, our moms, and will heal their land. a leap here, the reason shed innocent blood. no matter who the man wise also the men, leav- and our grandmothers. Revelation 22:7 Behold I for today’s column is that God has formed thee in is and with a swipe of ing he natural use of the God help us. How can come quickly. Blessed is my grandson gave me a the womb Isaiah 4 Mat- a pen hills millions of woman burned in their we keep asking God to he that keepeth the say- book for Christmas en- thew 9:14 Jesus said people. Leviticus 18:22 lust one toward another forgive the USA for kill- ings off the prophecy of suffer little children and Thou shall not lie with men with men. God gave ing babies and they keep this book. titled, “The Official John forbid them not to come mankind as with woman them over to a repro- making it legal. Pray for Wayne Handy Book for unto me for such is the kind. It is an abomina- bate mind. Wouldn’t it this. II Chronicles 7:14 Trust, Believe and Men, Essential Skills for Kingdom of Heaven. tion. How can a power- be something if we had If my people which are Obey the Rugged Individualist” God formed them in the ful man say its ok? God’s leaders that would fol- called by my name shall God’s word by James Ellis. The book womb and knows them word is truth He won’t low Jesus and His word. humble themselves and is somewhat a “tongue- exercise, understand- on being heart smart. vices, including allergy, Board for Professionals in-cheek” presentation. 28 Days of Heart ing the warning signs If you have questions anesthesia, behavioral in Healthcare Quality The introduction to the cont. from pg. 5 of heart attacks, having about your heart health, health, cardiology, emer- and Certification Board book says, “Luckily, we a working knowledge talk with your provider. gency medicine, family for Professionals in Pa- on staying heart healthy have an unforgettable of your family medical In the event of a heart- medicine, gastroenter- tient Safety. Additional- and giving this impor- history, getting proper related emergency, call ology, general surgery, ly, Bourbon Community role model to cut through tant organ the attention sleep, knowing your cho- 9-1-1. Minutes matter, hospitalist program, in- Hospital has earned des- the confusion and show it deserves. lesterol, blood pressure and acting quickly may ternal medicine, nephrol- ignation as a LifePoint us what real masculinity, Your heart is one of the and other important save a life, including ogy, neurology, ortho- Health National Qual- and the rugged individu- hardest working and – numbers, and eliminat- your own. pedics, otolaryngology ity Leader for its ongo- ality that defines it, looks at the same time – most ing stress. About Bourbon Com- (ENT), radiology, sleep ing efforts to transform vulnerable muscles in like – John Wayne, Duke, And what better time munity Hospital medicine and urology. its culture of safety and your body. Maintaining idolized as the epitome to begin – or recommit – Bourbon Community The hospital has been achieve high standards good heart health and of manliness for genera- to getting heart healthy Hospital, part of Life- recognized for its com- of quality care, perfor- ensuring that your heart tions.” than American Heart Point Health®, provides mitment to quality care mance improvement and has what it needs to keep A few of the chapter Month. Our 28 Days of high-quality healthcare and patient safety by patient engagement. For ticking properly can help titles are: “How to Hang Heart is here all month services in Bourbon, national organizations more information about you add years to your long to give you exercise Nicholas and surround- such as the American Bourbon Community Food From a Tree”, “How life. Unfortunately, ac- tips, healthy recipes, key ing counties and is dedi- Academy of Sleep Medi- Hospital, please call 859- to Make Rope out of Nat- cording to the American facts about your heart cated to Making Com- cine, American College of 987-3600 or visit Bour- ural Materials” (such as Heart Association, heart and other ideas to help munities Healthier®. Cardiology (Chest Pain bonHospital.com. For grass), “How to Hotwire a disease is the number you get started. Visit A 58-bed, acute care Center accreditation), more information about Car”, “How to Kick Down one killer of both men BourbonHospital.com facility, Bourbon Com- American College of Ra- LifePoint Health, visit and women, with one in a Door”, “How to Extract each day in February to munity Hospital offers a diology, American Soci- www.LifePointHealth. four people dying of it a Car Stuck in the Snow, learn something new to wide range of both inpa- ety for Gastrointestinal net. each year. Mud, or most anything help you get a jump start tient and outpatient ser- Endoscopy, Certification Else”, “How to Pitch a This February, heart Baseball”, “How to Dance health is more important than ever. The COV- at a Wedding Without ID-19 pandemic has put Lady Jackets defeat Garrard County, 75-66 Embarrassing Yourself”, a greater spotlight on our The Nicholas County points. been quarantined due to the 10th Region for points and “How to Apologize.” health and wellness, and girls basketball team had Nicholas County coach, possible exposure from a per game. Switzer is av- There is much more. heart disease can put you one game since the last Greg Letcher said, “We team they played, there- eraging 18.2 points and But wanting to emulate at higher risk for compli- publication. They trav- have a big district game fore they have not had Davenport 17.1 points eled to Garrard County at Pendleton on Friday. a game since January per contest. Big John in his mascu- cations from COVID-19. on Saturday, January We hope to see some im- 23rd. They return to ac- Nicholas County coach, linity, I will now follow It is important to commit 31st and defeated the provement in our play in tion on Wednesday night, John Michael Reitz said, the steps that the Duke to exercising at home. Lady Lions 75-66. The the next 4 or 5 games.” at home, against Menifee “This year has been a enumerated to follow in The pandemic has made Lady Jackets enjoyed Nicholas County will County. They travel to scheduling nightmare an apology: 1. Say you’re gym access a challenge their best shooting game hold senior night festivi- Pendleton County on and obviously the start of the year. They hit 40% ties for Autumn Adams Friday night for an im- and stop of our program sorry – I am sorry if I of- but it is crucial to stay active. Whether you are of their shots from the when the girls host Pow- portant district matchup is hard on progress. fended anyone’s name. being active at home or field and beyond the arc. ell County on Tuesday, with the Wildcats. On We are hopeful for qual- 2. Articulate why you’re at a gym, exercising can Sophomore, Amber- February 2nd. On Friday, Saturday, they return ity games this week and a guilty – I admit that it contribute to a healthy lee Hedges, led Nicholas February 5th, they travel home to host Rose Hill huge district game on Fri- may have sounded like I County with 24 points. to Pendleton County for a Christian. Currently, day.” Tickets for Nicholas heart. Senior, Autumn Adams boy/girl double header. Brady Switzer and Dal- County basketball games was making fun of some That’s why it’s so criti- added 20 points and ju- The Nicholas County ton Davenport are both can be purchased on the names. 3. Make a dedica- cal to pay attention to nior, Jada Cleaver had 12 boys basketball team has ranked in the top 15 in Go Fan website. tion for the future – I will your heart and give it the try to never make fun love it needs. There are a of anyone’s names ever number of things you can again. 4. Ask for forgive- do to make a difference Hometown Countryside ness – Please forgive me! and improve your heart health, including eating We sure miss you Duke! healthy, getting regular Blessings Diner & Deli Custom Orders Always Available Job Opening DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS Specials Property Manager at 1 Dozen Roses with 1 Dozen Nicholas Square Deli Meat and Cheeses Chocolate Strawberries $55 Balloons Apartments DELICIOUS Candy Bouquets Unique Stuffed Animals Full Time Position BURGERS Indoor Plants, Dish Garden, P.S. 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F a m i l y R e s o u r c e a n d Yo u t h S e r v i c e s C e n t e r s ( F R Y S C ) FRYSC COVID-19 Response The weather wise wooly worm predicts winter’s weather By Charles Mattox Food NTI Packets/ Assistance Educational KyNewsGroup (98%) Support [email protected] (85%) Although Feb. 2, 2021 was Groundhog Day, Unemployment Percentage of FRYSC Coordinators Basic Needs folks in this part of Ken- Information or reporting the provision of services in and essential Job Listings each category (March-June 2020) products tucky tend to get their (35%) (85%) weather predictions from When spring arrives, Family COVID-19 a smaller and more col- the caterpillars crawl out Welfare Prevention Checks Information orful critter; the wooly of their sheltered spots, (65%) (56%) worm? make cocoons and turn Although officially into yellowish-orange Is- $21.8 million FRYSC Facts 2019-20 combined total There are 857 FRYSCs named, Woolly Bear Cat- abella Tiger Moths. statewide that serve over 1,200 cash and in-kind Family and student needs have schools. erpillars, Kentuckians Most folks can easily contributions (cash, goods, changed, and FRYSC has adapted. services, volunteer time) from Schools that have 20% or more school districts and local students who are eligible call them Woolly Worms, identify wooly worms but attempted to prove scien- black. communities for free and reduced-price Fundraisers -- Melissa Goins, Director lunch qualify for a FRYSC. Additional grants Division of FRYSC but it isn’t a worm; It’s a in the past century their tifically a weather rule The wider the rusty Once established, FRYSC services are available to all students, regardless of caterpillar; specifically, fame has grown! of thumb that was as old brown sections (or the socioeconomic status. the larva of the Isabella In the fall of 1948, Dr. as the hills around Bear more brown segments Home Visits tiger moth (Pyrrharc- C. H. Curran, curator of Mountain. The resulting there are), the milder the GOOD NEWS -- FRYSCs coordinated over 49,000 home tia isabella). Nonethe- insects at the American publicity made the wool- coming winter will be; visits during the school closure (March-June 2020). The majority of these visits were likely to deliver food, less, the name “worm” Museum of Natural His- ly worm one of the most The more black there is, household supplies and NTI packets. has stuck, at least in tory in New York City, recognizable caterpillars the more severe the win- some parts of the United took his wife 40 miles in North America ter. States. north of the city to Bear In Kentucky, we have a If you see a solid black that you please display a When the temperature Mountain State Park to well-established festival or solid white wooly FRYSC picture of the Logo that drops below 32, woolly look at woolly bear cater- to honor the wooly worm. worm, don’t panic, the pillars. In Lee County, locals apocalyptic winter isn’t cont. from pg. 1 week in your business, worms freeze, but not organization, church, to death. They survive, Dr. Curran collected put on a Woolly Worm coming the worm is just las County Elementary family etc and with our thanks to what’s called a as many caterpillars as Festival in October. Last a different species and School and available ev- sign and post pictures cyroprotectant, a sugar- he could in a day, deter- year’s observance was are not part of local woo- ery day from 7:00 a.m- to Facebook using the based antifreeze formed mined the average num- set for Oct. 21-23 in Be- ly worm lore. 3:30 p.m. or by appoint- hashtag #FRYSCStrong in their bodies. ber of reddish-brown seg- attyville, the county seat, I did spot a wooly ments when necessary. to recognize the dedica- Mature woolly bears ments, and forecast the but Covid-19 concerns worm with an overcoat The number is 859-473- tion that these centers search for wintering coming winter weather caused cancellation. and gum boots on the 0774. provide for our students sites under bark or in- through a reporter friend Keep an eye out for other day when carry- This year, Family Re- and family every day. side cavities of rocks or at The New York Herald the weather-wise wooly ing in firewood, so winter source Youth Services You can also email the logs. (That’s why you see Tribune. worm! will likely remain with Centers across the state picture with your group so many of them crossing Dr. Curran’s experi- The wooly worm has us well after March 20, are being recognized the beside the picture and I roads and sidewalks in ment, which he continued 13 distinct segments of which is the ‘official’ end week of February 8-12. will post on state website the fall.) over the next eight years, either rusty brown or of winter. Legislators are working to shoe support. It shows on legislation to make the wonderfully commu- the 2nd Wednesday of nity connection and sup- National recognition awarded to eight MSU degree programs February of each year port that our Nicholas Morehead State Uni- financial aid, intern- gree Programs). lish Language Learning FRYSC Day in Kentucky. County provides together versity's reputation for ships and study strate- • Associate of Applied Degree Programs). It will be February 10, academic quality is al- gies. 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