Henry County local, 2015-01-28

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Henry County Local
75¢ Eminence, Kentucky www.hclocal.com Vol. 158, No. 4, 18 pages
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 2015
S -V C K O W W R T
INGLE EHICLE RASH ILLS NE ARRIORS IN OUND WO
ON A6 ON A18
Scrap metal truck wreck snarls 55
BY CHRIS BROOKE GREG WOODS/LOCAL
[email protected]
An overturned
A 2007 International tractor-trailer trailer carrying
shut down Highway 55 when it scrap metal
strewed a load of scrap metal along a caused Highway
curve just north of Eminence Friday.
55 just north
Kentucky State Police Trooper
Patrick Stucker responded to the of Eminence
accident at 11:22 a.m. and found the to close for
International truck from Crenshaw
about seven
and Sons Inc., Louisville, still upright,
hours Friday.
but its trailer overturned in the
ditch, according to Trooper Mitchell Authorities
Hazelett, KSP Post 5 spokesman. detoured traf-
The tractor-trailer had been headed
fic between
north towards New Castle at about
Eminence and
the 3600 block, when the right side
tires came off the ground. The driver, New Castle on
James Crain of Louisville, lost control 421 and 22.
See SNARLS, page A2
Clubb to HAM DAY Fiscal court
serve as
considers
first HCPS
fairgrounds
chairwoman
crackdown
BY MELISSA
BLANKENSHIP
[email protected]
A seemingly insignifi- BY CHRIS BROOKE
cant agenda item led to a [email protected]
history-making moment
at the Henry County With the prohibition against alcohol
Public Schools’ monthly usage at the 4-H building at the Henry
Board of Education meet- County Fairgrounds not working, a fis-
ing Thursday. cal court committee will look at ways to
Board member Miranda possibly strengthen the ban.
Clubb was chosen to The problem usually arises when
serve as the chair of the community members lease the building
board; the first woman on a Friday or Saturday night for par-
ever to assume this leader- ties, county officials discussed at the Jan.
ship position. 20 fiscal court meeting.
“Henry County Public This despite the rental contract having
Schools has been very a clause saying there’s to be no alcohol
fortunate to have strong on the premises, Judge-Executive John
leadership on its Board Logan Brent noted.
of Education for many “This is something that’s not new, it’s
years. They put stu- been going on for a while but it’s not
dents first in all their getting any better,” he said.
decisions. The board Last year, Brent asked Parks Director
has been instrumental Travis Buchanan to document when
in ensuring our district empty alcohol bottles and other evi-
is financially respon- dence of drinking is left behind.
sible while providing County officials put it in the rental
the best possible educa- contract, underlined and in bold letters,
tion for the students of “no alcohol,” Brent said. This is pointed
Henry County,” said out to renters when they sign the con-
Superintendent Tim tract for Peggy Bryant, deputy judge.
Abrams. “Miranda will “They look straight at her and lie to
continue the tradition of her,” he said. “I just wanted to bring
MELISSA BLANKENSHIP/LOCAL
strong leadership. As a it to you. I don’t want you to get the
graduate of HCHS, the Kassidy Allen worked on one of her hams, covering it completely with a cure of salt, brown sugar, white sugar, wrong idea — this is not the judge
University of Kentucky’s nitrates and spices in Saturday’s Henry County Extension Service activity. The hams are then wrapped in butcher
See FISCAL, page A6
paper and placed in a ham sock to be hung in the ham house for several months. For more photos, see page A2.
See CLUBB, page A6
Hornback shares update on 2015 legislative session
BY CHRIS BROOKE Hornback at the Henry e-cigarettes because it’s a nobody knows what the long- e-cigarettes don’t seem to con-
[email protected] County Courthouse Annex new industry,” he explained. term health effects are going tain harmful byproducts, but
Monday. as he shared his per- “Nobody knew a lot about to be of vapor products. The then there’s others that have
While there’s a push for the spective and sought public it, so this summer, I’ve been things that are going to be in all kinds of carcinogens and
Kentucky Legislature to take input on the 30-day legislative doing a lot of research on it. ” my bill, I know that nobody acids, he said.
up a smoking ban, state Sen. session He spoke about his In his research, Hornback inspects it, there’s no FDA Hornback’s legislation will
Paul Hornback indicated he’s concerns about e-cigarettes has heard differing opinions on regulation on e-cigs or any call for tamper-proof tops to
wary of the unknown effects of when an attendee asked if the the health impacts of electronic type of vapors. About 75 per- make it difficult for children to
so-far unregulated electronic state senator would introduce cigarettes. cent of the product comes in get into a bottle of the liquid
cigarettes. any legislation of his own. “The medical society and from China.” that contains 10 percent
About 17 constituents “Last session, I introduced everybody else is split on the Some testing has been done
and local officials met with limiting access to minors on issue, because it’s so new on the Chinese products, some See UPDATE, page A7
INSIDE THIS WEEK
INDEX Cattlemen donate OBITUARIES
Obituaries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A3 Phyllis Brauner, 73, Turners Station
The Shelby County
Opinion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A5 Fannie Erwin, 97, Franklinton
TV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A8 Cattlemen’s Association
Ralph Forquer, 89, Lexington
School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A10 recently made a donation
Brad Hayse, 67, Pendleton
Agriculture. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A11
Records. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..A12 to the Henry County Help Mary Mahoney, 78, Eminence
Classifieds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A13 Center. © 2015, Henry County Local
Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A18 SEE PAGE A6 SEE OBITS, PAGE A3
A2• NEWS HENRY COUNTY LOCAL • JANUARY 28, 2015
Hamming it up
MELISSA BLANKENSHIP/LOCAL
From left, volunteer Phyllis McGuire and Extension Agent Maryellen
Garrison carefully measured the correct amount of each ingredient
used in the cure mixture for the hams.
MELISSA BLANKENSHIP/LOCAL
Saturday morning brought 4-H’ers and community members to the Henry County Extension Office for its annual Ham Day. What began as a 4-H
Blake Dockter learned that the shank end of the ham is vulnerable to project of curing a country ham has grown into a community event now that Henry County’s Extension Office has a ham house to hang the
bone sour if not packed with the cure very well. hams for curing. Above, Kennedy McBurney helped her grandfather with his ham.
Help Center begins Fifth
Thursday give aways
The Henry County Henry County.
Help Center will give Participants need to
away bread and produce bring their own boxes
on the fifth Thursday of and bags to fill, Durbin
the month, beginning said.
Jan. 29 from noon to No volunteers will be
1:30 p.m., according to available to help with
Director Joe Durbin. carrying the items to
The give away is open vehicles.
to all Henry County After Jan. 29, dates
residents on a first-come, of other open bread
first-served basis. and produce give aways
Participants will need include April 30, July 30,
to bring identification Oct. 29 and Dec. 31.
that shows they live in
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GREG WOODS/LOCAL
A Kentucky State Police trooper looks over the scene amid the scrap metal tossed out of the overturned trailer.
Mary Bryant AJ Nelson
Agency Manager Agent
[email protected] [email protected]
scene by way of highways help with the clean up,” until 6:02 p.m.
SNARLS
421 and 22. Hazelett said. “The state No charges were filed. KENTUCKY FARM BUREAU INSURANCE
The truck ended highway department and No injuries were
FROM PAGE A1 up being towed away. Eminence fire depart- reported.
BIG ON COMMITMENT.®
Hazelett said the trailer ment helped with traffic
was still usable. control. We ended up
and crossed the center
After it was set back calling the Henry County
line and the trailer went
up, it was reloaded with bus garage and letting
into the ditch.
the scrap metal and driv- them know so they could
Authorities closed the
en away. reroute their buses.”
road for the ensuing
“City of Eminence Emergency officials
clean up and detoured
had two backhoes to remained on the scene
the traffic around the
Honoring 40 Years of Service
A Retirement
Celebration
for
Steve
Moore,

Agent
for
Agriculture
& Natural
Resources
Thursday, Jan. 29, 2015 ~ Henry County Extension Office
Open House 3-7 p.m. ~ Program at 6 p.m.
Find out how at Kosair
.org
Light refreshments to be served
HENRY COUNTY LOCAL • JANUARY 28, 2015 OBITS • A3
AREAdeaths MARY MAHONEY, 78
Mary R. Mahoney, age 78, of Eminence, passed
2 Annual Louisville
away on Wednesday, January 21, 2015, at University ND
Hospital in Louisville. She was the daughter of the late
Claude and Rose Bell (Gunner) Milburn.
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Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. on Friday,
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RALPH FORQUER, 89 R e s o l v e t o s t a y
i n f o r m e d i n 2 0 1 5 !
Ralph W. “Billy” Forquer, age 89, of
Lexington (formerly of New Castle),
passed away on Wednesday, January 21,
2015, at Baptist Health Lexington. He
was the son of the late Lev Goslee and
Ella (Willhoite) Forquer. He was a WWII
Army Veteran..
He is survived by his wife, Doris (Pyles) Forquer, NNeeww LL ooccaall
Lexington; three daughters, Kathy Armstrong,
Midway, Debbie Busson, Richmond and Jennie
Willson, Versailles.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday,
January 24, 2015, at Prewitt New Castle Funeral
Home, officiated by Chris Buck. Interment was in
New Castle Cemetery.
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Breaking through the glass ceiling
There’s a quote that says, and I don’t think we’ve
“Well-behaved women rare- ever had a female sheriff
ly make history.” or even fire chief. Most
If that is the case, I of our police officers
was witness to a very rare in the county, whether
history-making event and I county, city or state, have
almost missed it. been men. (Please correct
At the beginning of last me if I’m wrong on any
week’s Henry County of these.)
Public Schools Board And those men, for the
of Education meeting, MELISSAblankenship most part, have served
Miranda Clubb was named our county very well.
Publisher
the chair of the board. It We hear a great deal of
In her usual quiet and
was an agenda item that talk about the glass ceil-
understated way, Miranda
could have easily been over- ing – that women have
moved her name plaque
looked and it happened so a harder time earning
and took the seat next
quickly and quietly, I had executive positions, elect-
to Superintendent Tim
little time to jump up and ed offices and leadership
Abrams. The transition was
grab a quick picture to pre- roles. I’ve seen for myself
smooth and seamless and
serve the moment. board elections where a
after settling into her new
But as Miranda’s name man is generally elected
place at the table, Miranda
was offered as a nomi- to be the chairperson
led the board through the
nee and gained a second, and a woman summar-
agenda.
whispers filled the meeting ily is resigned to accept
There was no fanfare, no
room. the position of secretary
balloons, and no outburst
“She’s the first.” (women are better at tak-
of applause. But the honor
“We’re making history.” ing notes, I’ve heard).
“Well, good for her.” should be acknowledged While I do not advo- MELISSA BLANKENSHIP/LOCAL
and Miranda should be
She said she didn’t realize cate placing a woman in Miranda Clubb was named the chair of the Henry County Public Schools Board of
congratulated.
it at the time, but Thursday a position of authority Education Thursday. She became the first woman to hold the leadership position.
The truth is that we’ve
night Miranda Clubb simply on the basis of her
became the first woman had few women in posi- gender, I am a staunch County Public Schools and what I’ve been told
in history to be named tions of leadership in Henry opponent of dismissing a Board of Education — a about her, she will do a
chair of Henry County’s County. While we’ve had woman’s abilities to lead board of four men and great job in the position.
Board of Education. Other women in the county only on the basis of her Miranda — for the election I do however, have one
women have served on the clerk’s and circuit clerk’s gender. But in order to of the first woman to serve suggestion for the school
board, but none had been offices, we’ve yet to see a prove ourselves as capable as their chair. I congratulate board. You might want to
named into that leadership female magistrate or county leaders, we must be given and thank Miranda for tak- get a new plaque to replace
role. judge-executive. Most an opportunity to lead. ing on the responsibility. the one that labels its hold-
Until Thursday. of the industry in Henry So I commend the Henry From what I know of her er “chairman” of the board.
County is managed by men,
Kentucky lost a ‘true statesman’ in Ford
Late last week, remained the same supported school for eight-year-old honor- and a long agenda to
Kentucky lost one of over the last 40 years. decades, and Northern ary page. It was in cover.
its true statesmen with The story is similar Kentucky University – there where the young If you would like
the passing of former for the coal-severance get off to a good start. Ford gave his first pub- to let me know your
U.S. Senator Wendell tax he helped to cham- Sen. Ford was sched- lic remarks. thoughts about any
Ford. pion. Its creation uled to lie in state in Few then could issue affecting the
Since then, there in 1972 enabled the the Capitol’s Rotunda have guessed just how state, you can always
have been numerous state to remove the this past Sunday. It’s a much he would do write to me at Room
accolades about his sales tax on food, and fitting tribute given all for Kentucky, but as 366B, Capitol Annex,
many accomplish- it has since pumped that he accomplished we mourn his pass- 702 Capitol Avenue,
RickRand
ments in Washington, hundreds of millions for Kentucky, and it’s ing, there are few now Frankfort KY 40601;
State Representative
D.C. – from helping of dollars back into the just a short walk from unaware of the legacy or you can email me at
to write and pass the coal counties, which there to the governor’s he leaves behind. He [email protected].
duty was overseeing
Family and Medical receive half of the rev- office where he served. truly made a differ- To leave a message
the more than five
Leave Act to promot- enue. It’s also close to where ence. for me or for any leg-
dozen boards, com-
ing Kentucky’s signa- This money is now it all began for him Next week, the islator, call toll-free at
missions and agen-
ture coal and tobacco used for such things politically. General Assembly will 800-372-7181. For
cies that carried out
industries – but it is as boosting eco- That came just return to the Capitol those with a hearing
most state services. It
worth noting that sev- nomic development, two floors up, in the to begin the main impairment, the num-
was a haphazard sys-
eral actions taken dur- extending needed Kentucky House portion of the 2015 ber is 800-896-0305.
tem, but in 1936, the
ing his time as gover- infrastructure and sup- chamber where his dad Regular Session. We I hope to hear from
General Assembly and
nor continue to benefit porting energy-related served while he was an have 26 working days you soon.
Gov. A.B. “Happy”
Kentuckians today. research. Last year,
Chandler re-organized
Although he served the General Assembly Letters to the Editor
this work under 10
in that office for just added to that list when
departments.
three years, leaving in it set aside $2 million
By the early 1970s, Thanks for support We are each truly with Chris Brooke’s
1974 to begin his ten- a year for scholarships
however, a steady blessed to work in such column about the
ure in the U.S. Senate, to help coal-county The Henry County
increase in state ser- a caring and giving Mesker storefronts
his administration college students pursue Family Resource
vices meant a rise in community! in New Castle that
overhauled how state their bachelor’s degree Center and Youth
departments as well, — Henry County appeared in the last
government works and while staying close to Service Center would
to levels not much Family Resource Center, issue of the Local.
it also implemented home. like to thank each of
different from those Renata Ingram and Speaking on behalf
the coal-severance tax Strengthening the you who took your
in the 1930s. As a DeeDee New and of many others, it is
while carving out the public postsecond- time to help us with
result, Governor Ford Henry County Youth heartening to know
sales tax exemption for ary system was also a our 2014 Christmas for
re-organized them into Services Center, Karen that someone relatively
Kids program.
food. priority for Gov. Ford.
a much more manage- Wilson and Lori Potts new to the area “feels
With your generous
To better under- able set of six cabinets, His leadership helped good about working in
donations and sponsor-
stand the administra- and while that number Kentucky’s two new- ships, we were able to Glad city history is a community in which
tive changes he made, est universities at the much history has been
has since doubled, the serve over 90 children
it helps to go back time – the University appreciated kept intact.”
principles guiding that in the Henry County
nearly 80 years, when of Louisville, which — Joseph Yates,
change have largely school district. I was very pleased
the governor’s chief had been a municipally Eminence
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A6 • NEWS HENRY COUNTY LOCAL • JANUARY 28, 2015
Single-vehicle crash
kills Carrollton woman
BY CHRIS BROOKE
[email protected]
A 27-year-old Carrollton woman died in a Jan. 20
single-vehicle crash at 5:21 p.m. on Highway 55 near
Campbellsburg, according to Kentucky State Police.
The vehicle driven by Kimberly A. Kindoll was trav-
eling southbound on 55 at the time of the accident,
when it left the west side of the road for unknown
reasons, according to a state police news release. The
vehicle came to a rest after striking a tree.
Henry County Coroner Jimmy Pollard pronounced
Kindoll dead at the scene. Authorities say she was not
wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash.
Alcohol is not suspected as a factor in the accident.
MELISSA BLANKENSHIP/LOCAL Trooper Zack Morris is handling the ongoing inves-
tigation. He received assistance at the scene from the
Circuit Court Clerk Gina Lyle performed a ceremonial swearing-in of Harold Bratton and Miranda Clubb at Thursday’s Henry County Public
Campbellsburg Fire Department, the Henry County
Schools Board of Education meeting. Later, Clubb was named chair of the board and became the first woman to hold the leadership position.
Sheriff’s Office and Henry County EMS.
CLUBB of her first time conduct- they leave school and kids of Henry County.”
ing a board meeting. “I attend college or enter Clubb will serve as the
FROM PAGE A1 think it’s wonderful that the workforce. board chair for at least HELP CENTER DONATION
she was selected to do “They have been two years and as a new
that.” strong supporters of business owner in the
owner, she values educa- A 2001 graduate of innovation, support- community, she takes the
tion and knows what Henry County High ing the ‘bring your own responsibility seriously as
it means to both the School, Clubb’s primary device’ initiative several it hits close to home for
individual and the com- perspective is that of years prior to it being her.
munity.” a former student who common place in schools “Education affects
Clubb, who is in her developed concerns in Kentucky and taking everyone and now as a
second term of service, about her education the bold step to require business owner, I want
didn’t expect to be when she began college. college and career readi- the people I hire to have
nominated and she didn’t “When I went to col- ness for all students with the skills necessary to do
realize she was the first lege, my peers were beginning of the 2015- the job well,” Clubb said.
woman to be selected as further along than I 16 school year,” Abrams “We’ve got a good team,
chair. When her name was, they had a lot more said. we work well together.
was called, she felt a credits than I did,” “And supporting the We all share the same
moment of excitement Clubb said. “Things have iLead Academy, the goal of doing the best we
and anxiety. changed for the students collaborative initiative can with what we have.”
“Everybody knows now. It’s the reason I ran between Henry, Trimble, After her first meet-
I’m kind of quiet. When to begin with, to provide Carroll, Owen, and ing as the chair, Clubb
you’re the chairperson, opportunities for high Gallatin Counties, a first already has an endorse-
everybody is looking at school students especially. of its kind in Kentucky.” ment from her predeces-
you, expecting you to be And we are doing that Board members are sor.
in charge,” Clubb said. with more college cred- quick to point out that “I’m sure she’ll do a
After her first meet- its, the career center and initiatives like the iLead wonderful job,” Bratton
ing at the helm, Clubb the upcoming academy Academy are the result of said. “She’s a very smart
received rave reviews in Carroll County.” collaboration. young lady and she
from the out-going chair, Abrams agreed that “We’re there to work brings a different per-
Harold Bratton. board members were together and serve as a spective to the board. SUBMITTED
“She is a very quiet supportive of innova- unit, and we’ve always Typically it’s been men, Joe Durbin, left, with the Henry County Help Center, received a
person, but she was very tive and unique ideas, all been very effective at but I think it’s good that
check for $1,000 from Irvin Kupper, president of the Shelby County
effective, very proper and aimed at giving Henry doing that,” Bratton we get a different per-
she couldn’t have done it County students every said. “It’s a unified effort spective.” Cattlemen’s Association, at the group’s January meeting.
any better,” Bratton said advantage possible as to do what’s right for the
FISCAL contract. a lot of discussion. He expected it would make cials plan to start buy- Street in Eminence is the
Brent believed it would also wondered what the a lot of people mad. “I ing right-of-way along third project on the six-
take a police officer out impact on the part-time don’t want to surprise Highway 146 this fall, he year plan, Brent said.
FROM PAGE A1 on the scene to enforce deputies’ hours would somebody.” said. They are past the He encouraged other
the alcohol policy at the be. The committee will design phase and have county representatives to
being for or against alco- fairgrounds. Brent sees that as con- discuss this issue further. sent out letters to utility request the state provide
hol. This is the judge Fisher had heard some- tract work for the depu- Brent expected the topic companies. funding for the project,
being against people thing about raising the ties. “Surely, they’d be to be brought to the Brent expects transpor- as it hasn’t been allocated
lying to me.” rent fee, but he didn’t tickled to death to get fiscal court’s February tation officials to begin yet. Nor has funding
County Attorney want to see the respon- $60-$75 to work out meeting. meeting with residents been allocated for work
Virginia Harrod pointed sible people penalized by there a couple hours, this summer. on Highway 389.
out the 4-H building a few bad actors. wouldn’t they?” Projections call for (cid:129) magistrates approved
In other fiscal court
is “dry territory.” Even “Travis is telling me The county could construction to start in budgeting county funds
though people may be they’re all bad actors on increase the fee and the 2016. to buy sets of turnout
business
giving out alcohol and a Friday, Saturday night,” renters would be respon- The state has also gear for its fire depart-
not charging money, that Brent said. “Nobody sible for paying that, (cid:129) Brent reported that allocated funding to the ment project every year.
technically falls under the who rents it through the Bryant suggested. in terms of roadwork, transportation depart- Brent called the idea a
bootlegging statute. week or during the day Cravens would want after talking to the chief ment in Louisville to practical application of
Buchanan found a do we have any trouble to make sure that if district engineer in the finish up the sidewalk the funds to protect fire-
Maker’s Mark bottle and with. It’s only Friday and county officials make Office of Transportation project in Pleasureville. fighters.
a beer can in front of the Saturday night.” the change, they would at Louisville, Henry The transportation The rotating
building. “We don’t have Brent addressed Sheriff need to make it clear that County has four signifi- department will do a funs would go to
any issue when there’s Danny Cravens. “Just to police would do a walk cant projects in the six- design with construction help Eminence Fire
rental by Girl Scouts, throw this out – would through, due to the prior year plan. expected in two years. Department first.
stuff like that, but if any of your guys who are alcohol problems. He Transportation offi- Work on North Main
there’s a wedding, a off-duty want to contract
family reunion, birthday to go out there?”
parties, stuff like that, I Cravens said he would 4th ANNUAL
would say 95 percent of ask his deputies and see
the time there’s alcohol.” if they’d be willing to do
Can’t the person that that. He also wondered if HENRY COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
signs the rental agree- all events or every Friday
ment be held account- and Saturday night event
able? Magistrate Mike would be policed. CHILI SUPPER
Fisher asked. With deputies patrol-
For a criminal charge, ling the fairgrounds
the county officials would people still be
would need to name the willing to rent the facil-
person who actually gave ity? Cravens asked. Special Guests
out the alcohol, Harrod Renters would have to
said. A civil penalty know there would be
could apply to anyone police at their event 2015 State Candidates
who violates the no- before they signed the
alcohol provision in the contract. Agriculture Commissioner
rental contract though Magistrate Nick
Ryan Quarles
and violators could be Hawkins suggested refer-
fined. County officials ring the issue to the
Attorney General Candidate
would need to write that parks and fairgrounds KISS
penalty clause into the committee, because it THE Whitney Westerfield
will probably require COOK
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Prior to publishing, book began as family teaching aid
BY CHRIS BROOKE ten assignments, Pearson said. certain they didn’t track dirt thousands of manuscripts,” she
[email protected] “She was too busy looking at everywhere. said. “I was very excited.”
the pictures, instead of actually Their mother greeted them Just like with her daughter,
The Pearson household in looking at the words on the at the door, but didn’t let Pearson hopes her book will
Pendleton has several good page. So, I started writing my them in. help others learn to read and
readers and one writer. own short stories for her.” “When I write, it’s like I can entertain them at the same
For Amy Pearson, 30, a Tate Publishing picked up visualize it, just like it’s hap- time.
mother who home schools and one such story, The Mud Fight, pening at the time,” Pearson With several other stories
serves as a substitute teacher in and turned the memory from explained about her methods. under her belt, Pearson plans
Trimble County, the impulse Pearson’s own youth into a Before she decided to have a to continue writing - even
to help her oldest child learn children’s book. professional company issue The if she decides not to publish
to read caused her to put pen It follows the adventure of Mud Fight, Pearson did a lot more.
to paper. two sisters who, sent outside of research before choosing. Pearson is now working on
At that point, she had no to allow their mother to clean When Tate Publishing a fictional tale, with lots of
thoughts of publishing her house, ended up fighting and printed the book, they added encouragement from her chil-
own work. getting covered in mud from illustrations and provided some dren.
The initial goal involved her head to toe. promotion, which is available “If they know that I’m writ-
older daughter focusing on When they returned to their on Amazon.com for $8.99. ing a story, they want me to
the words and looking past clean house, the sisters had Amy Pearson “They only publish very few read it to them,” she said.
distractions for her kindergar- to take unusual steps to make a year, and they receive like
UPDATE This will not change a ing in drugs. But all
thing in Henry or other those others who are just
rural counties, only the users of drugs, addicts,
FROM PAGE A1 big cities like Louisville, our intention is the state
Lexington, Bowling will spend a lot more
nicotine, Hornback said. Green and others. money on rehab. Rather
“Something a child could Rep. Rick Rand has than sending them away
get into and drink, and introduced a bill with the somewhere, we want to
it’s lethal,” he said. “We exact same language in send them to a rehab
need child safety caps on the House. facility.”
it. We also need labeling The Senate version had The bill would also
on it that says keep out its first reading in com- make Naloxone, which
of reach of children.” mittee Jan. 6 and a sec- counteracts an overdose,
Hornback believes that ond reading Jan. 7. more readily available to
before e-cig and related Hornback covered more EMS, police and
products are sold in many other topics in possibly even friends
Kentucky, they should be connection with the and family members of
tested for safety and have 2015 legislative session addicts.
a label with the contents during his hour and 45 “You know some-
on it. This would allow minute visit in Henry body and they OD on
people to decide whether County, including: heroin, you can give
the product is good or them this shot,” he said.
Heroin
bad and to have an idea “Supposedly, in five sec-
about what they’re con- The text of Senate Bill onds, they’re over it.” CHRIS BROOKE/LOCAL
suming. 5 would “provide an Hornback hoped this Bobby Foree talks to Sen. Paul Hornback after Monday’s legislative session update.
“My bill is not going opportunity for deferred wouldn’t let addicts not
to tax it,” he said. prosecutions for persons have to worry about the
“Mine’s more public seeking emergency help possibility of any over- generate revenue to fund proposes setting the min- retirement, I think every
safety more than any- in drug overdose situa- dose and allow them to road construction proj- imum value for the aver- member up there is com-
thing else.” tions.” continue using without ects tied to the wholesale age wholesale price of mitted to making sure
No one has proven any The bill also would taking responsibility for price of gasoline. gas used in calculations that those retirements
social cost at this point, direct savings from themselves and their “They never antici- for the motor fuels taxes are paid,” he said. “We
so Hornback doesn’t criminal justice reforms actions pated gas going down,” at $2.354 per gallon. may have to cut other
see a need to place an to funding of Kentucky he said. “I don’t like paying things.”
Dating violence
additional tax on e-cigs, Agency for Substance Revenue from the gas more taxes, but I also After acknowledg-
beyond the sales tax. Abuse Policy programs. While people can get tax can go up no more have to say at the same ing the recent recession
“I don’t introduce a Thirdly, Senate Bill 5 restraining orders against than 10 percent a year, time when we get out did most of the dam-
lot of bills,” the state calls for a “50 percent others, Hornback said but there’s no limit on here in the counties in age, Hornback noted
senator explained. “I minimum time service the process of going to how much revenue could the agricultural sector we he would like to see the
think we’ve got too requirement for higher- court and asking for one fall, Hornback said. All need good roads to move attorney general inves-
many laws already. We level traffickers in heroin, can be embarrassing, the road and bridge proj- our products to market,” tigate KTRS and their
don’t enforce the laws to remove the quantity especially to females. So, ect funding was based at Terry Rowlett, president investments.
we have on the books, thresholds in heroin and there’s a proposal for a 32 cents per gallon, but of Henry County Farm He also expected that
and so I’m not big on fentanyl prosecution.” new type of restraining that has fallen to about Bureau, said. any attempt at a fix will
introducing bills just to It would also require order for dating violence 27.9 cents, due to the In order to maintain only make themselves felt
introduce bills. In fact, I a 50 percent minimum for unmarried couples, decrease in wholesale adequate roads, the over the long term. “We
think less is better.” time service requirement which doesn’t require gasoline prices. counties need to get didn’t get here quickly,
On the topic of a for homicide and fetal testifying in court. “If we don’t do any- adequate funding. Farm we’re not going to
statewide smoking ban, homicide offenders when This new restraining thing, April 1, it will Bureau has made funding recover from it quickly,”
Hornback doesn’t get the decedent died due to order will still require drop down to 22 cents for rural roads a priority he said. “To me, the
the sense that will pass a Schedule I drug over- the people named in the per gallon, and so you in Kentucky. best thing to do is we do
this year. dose.” order to stay away from can see a third of our Road construction things to make the state
Hornback also intro- Though the proposed each other, he said. It revenue is going to be funding issues will more business friendly so
duced Senate Bill 3, bill would get tough will apply to minors. gone. Even projects we continue to get more we attract more business
a telecommunications on those convicted of Henry County School have already approved… complicated, as project and industry to the state
deregulation bill, for the dealing and not probate Superintendent Tim we’ll have to stop.” costs continue to rise and and we grow the base.
third time, he said. more of the sentence and Abrams noted educators The revenue loss is not more vehicles not fueled We grow the base and
According to infor- keep them incarcerated will have to decide how just going to impact the by gasoline, so they we have more money.”
mation posted on the longer, Hornback said it to handle the situation state funds, but county won’t pay gas taxes, hit Library funding
Kentucky Legislative also contains more treat- if a restraining order is road funds, as well. “So, the road, Hornback said.
Research Commission ment for users. granted involving two the counties are going State retirement When the question
website, the bill would “The problem is to high school seniors at the to lose almost half of the came up about funding
“end most Public Service me this drug is so read- same school. revenues that they get Hornback doesn’t for libraries, Hornback
Commission author- ily available, I don’t Hornback expects the from the state.” believe funding issues described himself as a big
ity over exchanges with think we punish people heroin and the dating Legislation would regarding the state proponent of libraries,
15,000 or more housing enough,” he said. violence bills to pass. freeze the loss from the retirement system will but added there’s only
units; for less populous Still, Hornback said in gas tax at 27.9 cents, or get fixed in this short so much money to go
Transportation
exchanges, PSC jurisdic- response to a comment putting a floor in, so to session, but added he around.
tion reduced an obliga- from Judge-Executive speak. Hornback added knows the lawmakers Hornback expects for
revenue
tion to provide basic John Logan Brent, he the formula will stay the want to uphold the com- a long time, libraries
local exchange (wireline) doesn’t expect this bill to Revenue for road proj- same, meaning state offi- mitments the Kentucky will provide computer
service is reduced; give drive up jail expenses on ects has gone down by a cials are not raising any has made to government and Internet services
utility option to substi- counties. “We wouldn’t third due to a decrease taxes. employees. to young people who
tute internet protocol or house as many inmates, in gas prices, Hornback Senate Bill 29 declares “Whether it be the wouldn’t be able to get
wireless service in some because we’ll be tougher said. The state previ- an emergency relating teachers’ retirement or them, otherwise.
situations; provide that on those that are deal- ously set up a formula to to motor fuels taxes and the state employees’
customers in some situa-
tions would have a right
to reject IP or wireless
service and have their
wireline restored.”
After conversations
with Gov. Steve Beshear,
Hornback believes this
deregulation proposal
will become a law this
time.
Save cold hard
“I think it puts
Kentucky in a position
to attract more business
cash with your
and industry because
of the expansion of the
Internet,” he said.
hot water heater
Communication
companies like AT&T,
Windstream and
Cincinnati Bell stand
ready to make $1 billion
worth of investments a
year in Kentucky.
The bill says that com-
munication companies
will not be required to
install copper lines in
certain places, like new
apartment complexes in Water heating is typically the second largest part of your energy
large metropolitan areas, bill. Shelby Energy’s SimpleSaver program pays you without any
providing those areas
sacri(cid:191) ce to comfort or reliability.
have adequate competi-
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still have oversight.
It enables the tele- each central air conditioner you enroll in the SimpleSaver program. 1-800-305-5493
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WBKI/CW Anger Anger ›› “Eurotrip” (2004, Comedy) Cheaters (N) (CC) Anger Anger Fturama Fturama
Wednesday Evening January 28, 2015 Sunday Morning February 1, 2015
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WHAS/ABC Ent Inside Middle Gold College Basketball News Jimmy Kimmel N’tline WHAS/ABC Good Morning Good Morning This Week Wealth Mass Outback Explore Paid Paid
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Thursday Evening January 29, 2015
Sunday Afternoon February 1, 2015
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WHAS/ABC Ent Inside Grey’s Anatomy Scandal (N) (CC) Away-Murder News Jimmy Kimmel N’tline
WLKY/CBS Wheel J’pardy! Theory Mom (N) Two McCar Elementary (N) (S) News Letterman Late WHAS/ABC Sports Athlete Mod blackish blackish Mod The Bachelor (S) (CC) ABC News
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WBNA/ION Blue Bloods (CC) Blue Bloods (CC) Blue Bloods (CC) Blue Bloods (CC) Word Alive Osteen Joyce WDRB/FOX ››› “The Polar Express” (2004) › “Sweet November” (2001) Keanu Reeves. Mike Theory Theory
KET/PBS PBS NewsHour Antiques Doc Martin (CC) Father Brown (S) Whit World Ultimate Restor WBNA/ION I Shop Paid Louis Paid Restore Paid Well Leader ›› “Transporter 2” (2005) (S)
WMYO/MNT Family Family The Mentalist (S) The Mentalist (S) Mother Com Rules Rules Raising Friends KET/PBS John Sebastian: Folk Rewind 50s & 60s Party Songs (My Music) Yoga-Arthritis Magic
WBKI/CW News Mike Vampire Diaries Reign “Banished” Two TMZ (N) Insider Dish Anger Anger WMYO/MNT “Material Girls” ›› “Evolution” (2001, Comedy) Burn Notice (CC) Leverage (CC) Bones (S) (CC)
WBKI/CW “Shall-Dance” Paid Urban Two Two Middle Middle Mike ››› “Secretariat” (2010)
Friday Evening January 30, 2015 Sunday Evening February 1, 2015
7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30
WHAS/ABC Ent Inside Last Cristela Shark Tank (N) (S) (:01) 20/20 (CC) News Jimmy Kimmel N’tline WHAS/ABC Funny Videos Funny Videos Shark Tank (CC) Shark Tank (CC) News (:35) Castle (CC) Castle
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KET/PBS PBS NewsHour Com Group Wash Charlie Shakespeare Guthrie World Woodsongs (CC) KET/PBS Magic British Baking Masterpiece Masterpiece Manor Travels Religion One
WMYO/MNT Family Family Bones (S) (CC) Bones Fragments. Mother Com Rules Rules Raising Friends WMYO/MNT The Good Wife Scandal (S) (CC) White Collar (CC) Mother Mother Basket Laughs “Below Zero”
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Saturday Morning January 31, 2015 Monday Evening February 2, 2015
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WLKY/CBS WLKY News CBS This Morning: Saturday (N) (CC) Lucky Dr. Innova Recipe All In Chan WLKY/CBS Wheel J’pardy! Broke Mike Scorpion (S) (CC) NCIS: LA News Letterman Late
WAVE/NBC Today (N) (CC) Wave Saturday Poppy Noodle Astrob Chica Tree Fu Cards Basketball WAVE/NBC News News The Celebrity Apprentice (N) (S) (CC) State of Affairs WAVE 3 Tonight Show Meyers
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WBKI/CW Dr. Pol Dr. Pol Dr. Pol Dog Dog Dog Dog Expedi Expedi Rock- Mike Scotty WBKI/CW News Mike The Originals (N) Jane the Virgin Two TMZ (N) Insider Dish Anger Anger
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WMYO/MNT Raw Raceline Office Office King King Ray Seinfeld Rules Rules “Did You Hear” WMYO/MNT Family Family Law Order: CI Law Order: CI Mother Com Rules Rules Raising Friends
WBKI/CW The Pinkertons ››› “The Phantom of the Opera” (2004, Musical) White Collar (CC) Cougar Cougar WBKI/CW News Mike The Flash (N) (S) Supernatural (N) Two TMZ (N) Insider Dish Anger Anger
WEDNESDAY January 28 WDRB/FOX Backstrom The Special Crimes Unit WDRB/FOX Glee Sue tries to mend relation- 8:30 pm WDRB/FOX Brooklyn Nine-Nine With search of the source of an anthrax poisoning,
8:00 pm WHAS/ABC The Middle Mike and helps investigate an escalating serial arsonist. ships; Kitty helps Rachel with her set list for the time to kill at the precinct, Jake launches a series Sam and Callen go under cover as food truck
Frankie search for second jobs in order to send 9:01 pm WLKY/CBS Two and a Half Men invitational. of competitions to keep everyone busy. owners.
Sue to a good college. Walden worries that Louis’ adoption will be 10:00 pm WLKY/CBS Blue Bloods When a 9:00 pm WHAS/ABC Shark Tank All-female golf 10:00 pm WAVE/NBC State of Affairs Charlie
WLKY/CBS The Mentalist Jane comes up with impacted when Alan breaks up with their social homeowner shoots an intruder, surprising caddy company; a couple with a safer way for and Lucas help the FBI search for a terrorist who
a risky plan when Abbott is threatened by his worker. information is revealed. kids to bounce. escaped custody in West Virginia.
former boss, Agent Peterson. 9:30 pm WLKY/CBS The McCarthys Ronny WAVE/NBC Dateline NBC 9:30 pm WDRB/FOX Bob’s Burgers When Bob 10:01 pm WHAS/ABC Castle A woman hires
WAVE/NBC The Mysteries of Laura The detec- starts dating Doug, an attractive referee who has 10:01 pm WHAS/ABC 20/20 and Linda plan a romantic getaway at a burger Castle to see if her husband is cheating on her
tives investigate when a fertility doctor goes a history of making Arthur furious. SATURDAY January 31 convention, they ask Teddy to watch the kids. — but things take a shocking turn.
missing. 10:00 pm WHAS/ABC How to Get Away With 8:00 pm WLKY/CBS Hawaii Five-0 An aban- 10:00 pm WHAS/ABC Shark Tank Sampling oils TUESDAY February 3
8:30 pm WHAS/ABC The Goldbergs Prince Murder doned building is rigged with explosives. at an olive oil bar; unique wedding registry idea; 8:00 pm WLKY/CBS NCIS An openly gay Navy
Charles and Lady Di’s impending nuptials inspire WLKY/CBS Elementary As Kitty starts to WAVE/NBC Saturday Night Live Presents a wine geared toward millennials. lieutenant set to receive the Medal of Honor is
Beverly to plan a vow renewal. unravel, Joan and Sherlock ramp up their efforts 9:00 pm WLKY/CBS Criminal Minds The team WLKY/CBS Criminal Minds The team members murdered.
9:00 pm WLKY/CBS Criminal Minds The to help her. investigates a series of murders with unidentifi - search for a vengeful suspect who was once WDRB/FOX MasterChef The cooks create
members of the BAU team are brought back to WAVE/NBC Parenthood (Series Finale) Amber able victims in Bakersfi eld, Calif. abused. unique dishes using bananas; salmon en croute
their origins as they look at an old case. receives help from her grandparents as she WDRB/FOX Red Band Society An unexpected 10:15 pm WAVE/NBC The Blacklist When Red elimination challenge.
WAVE/NBC Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A adjusts to life as a new mom. return reveals a betrayal; a battle is lost. is arrested and held at a detention facility, Liz 9:00 pm WHAS/ABC Marvel’s Agent Carter
college student becomes a target after her work FRIDAY January 30 10:00 pm WLKY/CBS 48 Hours and the task force set out to save him. When Peggy is fi nally trusted with a mission, she
as a porn star is discovered by her classmates. 8:00 pm WHAS/ABC Last Man Standing Every- 11:00 pm WDRB/FOX Animation Domination MONDAY February 2 calls on the Howling Commandos squad.
9:01 pm WDRB/FOX Empire Lucious tries to one has an opinion on how Eve should deal with High-Def “High School USA” and “Golan the 8:00 pm WHAS/ABC The Bachelor WLKY/CBS NCIS: New Orleans A Navy lieuten-
steal a major artist from his rival; Jamal works on her feeling after her fi rst high school breakup. Insatiable.” WLKY/CBS 2 Broke Girls Caroline, Max, Earl ant commander learns he was poisoned with a
composing original music. WLKY/CBS Undercover Boss SUNDAY February 1 and Han come together to help Oleg move into deadly dose of radiation.
10:00 pm WLKY/CBS Stalker When a stalker WAVE/NBC Constantine Ivy University students Sophie’s apartment. WDRB/FOX New Girl Jess helps Schmidt
targets a lifeguard and her loved ones, Beth and fi nd their way to an alternate dimension — only 7:00 pm WHAS/ABC America’s Funniest Home WAVE/NBC The Celebrity Apprentice The and Nick pitch their idea for a suit made out of
Jack race to diffuse the threat. to be met by a killer. Videos A little boy’s reaction to his fi rst kiss; a teams are asked to create a “photo bomb” and a sweatshirt material.
WAVE/NBC Chicago PD Several murder victims WDRB/FOX World’s Funniest Fails Julian man does cartwheels in a hotel hall; soccer hashtag campaign; each team writes a jingle. 9:30 pm WDRB/FOX The Mindy Project When
are found with a dollar bill pinned to their chests. McCullough, Josh Wolf and Jamie Lee analyze mishaps. WDRB/FOX Gotham When Fish reveals one Mindy gets an opportunity to start her own prac-
WLKY/CBS 60 Minutes
THURSDAY January 29 videos. of Cobblepot’s secrets, Maroni decides to test tice in California, she struggles to tell Danny.
WDRB/FOX Bob’s Burgers The Belchers create
8:00 pm WHAS/ABC Grey’s Anatomy Meredith 8:31 pm WHAS/ABC Cristela Daniela thinks a commercial to help compete with Pesto. his loyalty. 10:00 pm WHAS/ABC Forever The death of Karl
keeps herself busy while Derek prepares for his Cristela is neglecting her health, but a visit to a 7:30 pm WDRB/FOX The Simpsons When Bart 8:30 pm WLKY/CBS Mike & Molly Molly learns Haas has Henry and Jo looking for a killer and
move; Jackson and April get diffi cult news. clinic reveals surprising news. reads a set of symbols, he and Lisa fi nd them- that Mike hasn’t been to the doctor in over a working to solve an art crime.
WLKY/CBS The Big Bang Theory Sheldon asks 9:00 pm WHAS/ABC Shark Tank Almond water selves transported to an alternate universe. decade. WAVE/NBC Chicago Fire More clues emerge
his friends to challenge him in hope of achieving beverage line; eco-friendly pizza box; real estate 8:00 pm WHAS/ABC America’s Funniest Home 9:00 pm WLKY/CBS Scorpion A musician helps about the fi re that killed Shay, leading Severide
a scientifi c breakthrough. investing business. Videos A toddler sees twins for the fi rst time; an the team investigate the murder of a music to a former nemesis.
8:31 pm WLKY/CBS Mom The death of a loved WLKY/CBS Hawaii Five-0 A patient with a conta- electric bike takes off on its own. blogger. 10:01 pm WLKY/CBS Person of Interest The
one causes Bonnie to act out — leaving Christy gious and deadly strain of bird fl u is kidnapped. WDRB/FOX The Simpsons A mid-life crisis WDRB/FOX Sleepy Hollow A warlock who trig- hunt for Shaw takes Root and Reese to a town
to do damage control. WAVE/NBC Grimm Nick and Hank investigate has Homer taking up bass guitar and forming a gered the Salem witch trials escapes purgatory; where not everything is as idyllic as it seems.
9:00 pm WHAS/ABC Scandal a homicide at an abandoned — and supposedly cover band with other dads. Henry tries to fi nd his identity
haunted — residence. 9:59 pm WLKY/CBS NCIS: Los Angeles In
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15 Competitive boater
59 Critic, at times 27 This may be proper
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28 29 30 31 32 29 Wind instrument on you 47 Lassoes
33 34 35 30 Home folks 5 They’re no fun 48 Drinks politely
33 Turkey topper 6 Director Fritz and singer 49 Horseback game
36 37 38 34 Concisely, briefly k.d. 50 High-tech unit
35 To some extent 7 Gut feeling 52 Yellowfin tuna, on some
39 40 41 36 Oilstone 8 Thumbs up vote menus
37 Make like a peacock 9 Supply with heat 53 Like some scientists
42 43 44
38 Airline to Israel 10 Smuggled stuff 54 Long-handled tool
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40 Attach, as a badge the memoir “Is Everyone 56 Yale alum
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Good dental hygiene boosts overall health
Many of us make Some research sug- (cid:129) Pregnancy and birth lesions are common in bleeding from the mouth
going to the doctor a gests that oral infections – Gum disease has been individuals affected by or throat, difficulty swal-
priority, but what about cause inflammation linked to premature birth HIV or AIDS. lowing or persistent
the dentist? in the body that may and low birth weight. (cid:129) Alzheimer’s disease hoarseness.
Good oral hygiene cause more problems Hormonal changes in – Some research suggests You can protect your
can prevent bad breath, with cardiovascular pregnancy can make the that tooth loss before age oral health by practicing
tooth decay and gum health. Endocarditis gums more easily irri- 35 might be a risk factor good oral hygiene every
disease. can occur when bacteria tated and increase the for Alzheimer’s disease. day.
Good oral health can from another part of chances of gingivitis. (cid:129) Tobacco use – Most Brush teeth at least
also help you prevent an your body, such as your Symptoms of gingivitis people are aware of the twice a day.
array of health problems mouth, spreads through include tenderness, swell- impact smoking has Floss daily.
such as heart attack, Katherine jett the bloodstream and ing, and bleeding of the on overall health and Eat a healthy diet and
stroke, poorly controlled causes and infection in gums. breathing but smoking limit sugary snacks.
Baptist Medical Associates
diabetes mellitus and pre- the heart. (cid:129) Autoimmune dis- can cause a multitude of Schedule regular dental
term labor. (cid:129) Diabetes - Diabetic orders – Some autoim- problems in the mouth. check ups.
produced by bacteria
Your mouth is a win- individuals are more mune disorders can cause This includes increased Your dental health
in the mouth and also
dow into the rest of your susceptible to oral health ulcers, oral lesions, or risk of cavities, gum dis- is an important part of
helps keep oral bacteria
body. Normally your problems because dia- decreased saliva in the ease, poor healing, tooth your overall health. If
in check.
mouth has lots of bac- betes makes it harder mouth. loss and oral cancers. you have problems or
Some medications
teria and good oral care for the body to fight (cid:129) Osteoporosis – (cid:129) Cancer – A regular concerns contact your
decrease saliva and there-
such as brushing and off infections and slows Osteoporosis is when dental exam includes physician or dentist for
fore decrease this natural
flossing can keep these the healing process. bones become brittle screening for oral can- further care. Remember
defense.
bacteria under control. This causes people with and weak. This can lead cer as well as cancer of that taking care of your
What conditions may
Poor oral hygiene diabetes to have more to periodontal bone loss the head and neck. See oral health is an invest-
be linked to oral health?
allows these bacteria to tooth loss and makes it and tooth loss. If you your doctor if you have ment in your overall
(cid:129) Heart disease –
reach high levels that harder to control blood are on medications for any sore that persists health.
People with moderate or
cause oral infections, glucose levels. Good osteoporosis you should more than two weeks, a Katherine Jett, MD, is
advanced gum disease are
tooth decay and gum control of blood sugars always tell your dentist swelling or lump in the an internal medicine and
more likely to have heart
disease. can help improve dental before having any dental mouth or neck, white or pediatrics specialist with
disease than those with
Saliva helps wash away health and in turn overall work. red patches in the mouth Baptist Medical Associates
healthy gums.
food and neutralize acids health. (cid:129) HIV/AIDS – Oral or on the lips, repeated LaGrange.
Millions of Americans suffer from diabetes
The Disease by the Researchers predict Diabetes Prevention Seventh heal slowly
that half of black women Program has cut people’s If you don’t manage
According to the
Numbers and Hispanic men and risk of type 2 diabetes in diabetes well, you’re at
CDC, diabetes was the
women will develop type half with diet and exer- risk for serious complica-
seventh leading cause
2 diabetes during their cise. tions.
Do you pay attention of death in the U.S. in
lifetime. These can range from
Over 45
to health news? If so, you 2010.
skin infections and nerve
may know that the dia- 8.1 million Together, let’s make
Clearly, lifestyle damage to vision loss and
betes epidemic is enor- sure this statistic doesn’t
Could you be one changes can make a huge kidney disease—and, yes,
mous. But there could be include you.
of the 8.1 million difference. They can even death.
a surprise or two for you See your doctor to
Americans who has dia- help prevent or delay the Healthy eating and
in the numbers below. be screened for diabe-
Jennifer grove betes but doesn’t know onset of type 2 diabetes. tes, especially if you are exercise is a winning
Nearly 1 in 10 it? That’s why a U.S. task combination for some
obese, have a family his-
Bluegrass Drug Company Diabetes may sneak up force now recommends people with type 2 dia-
That’s how many on you in the form of that every American over tory of diabetes or are betes.
people have diabetes in Double trouble prediabetes. age 45 be screened for over age 45. Others need insulin,
the United States. It causes high blood both prediabetes and Don’t waste any time other injectables drugs or
Some racial and ethnic getting to your doctor
5.4 percent sugar and an increased type 2 diabetes. pills to stay healthy.
groups, though, are still if you have symptoms
risk of type 2 diabetes. Don’t hesitate to get
Fortunately, the num- seeing a rise in diabetes That’s when your body of diabetes. These may the help you need.
ber of new diabetes cases rates. doesn’t use the hormone 176 billion include: Let’s head your num-
fell an average of 5.4 per- Native Americans have insulin the right way. That’s how much (cid:129) Needing to urinate bers in the right direc-
cent between 2008 and twice the rate of diabetes Lifestyle changes that money people spent on often tion.
2012. as non-Hispanic whites. increase activity and take diabetes medical care in (cid:129) Extreme thirst
Researchers think some Hispanics and non-His- off extra weight can 2012. (cid:129) Feeling very hungry, Nothing herein constitutes
of this success is due to panic blacks don’t fare often prevent prediabetes Those with diabetes, even after eating medical advice, diagnosis or
overall declines in obesity much better. from becoming full- on average, spend more (cid:129)Feeling very tired treatment, or is a substitute
rates. Perhaps most hum- blown diabetes. than twice that of people (cid:129) Blurred vision for professional advice.
bling of all? (cid:129) Cuts or bruises that
In fact, the National without the condition.
ACA to cause changes on your tax return
The Affordable month or pay a penalty. chase health insurance normal circumstances This will happen Some of these exemp-
Care Act is in fact a far Consumers that have through government- either the taxpayer will because the monthly tions require a certificate
reaching program that qualified health insurance run exchanges, also have paid too much for payment is probably not number of pre-approval.
will impact us all and do not have to make any known as the Health the monthly payments exactly accurate. There are various types
it is starting with the changes. Insurance Marketplace. or not enough for the If you bought insur- of exemptions and forms
2014/2015 tax filing A qualified health In Kentucky that would monthly payments. ance through KYNECT that are available at
season. insurance plan is be KYNECT, Kentucky’s It is highly likely that or a Marketplace, you healthcare.gov.
The Affordable Care Medicare, Medicaid, Health Care Connection. when the taxes are filed, should file a tax return The Affordable Care
Act was passed with the Chip, Tricare, Veterans Premium Assistance either the taxpayer will just to find out if you Act is part of the tax
goal of extending quality Health Care, health cov- Credits are available to owe some of the subsidy owe the government or return and in some cases
health insurance cover- erage plans available to lower-income individu- back or the Marketplace the government owes a very complicated part.
age to more Americans. Peace Corp volunteers, als and their dependents will owe the taxpayer. you. Be certain that you
Beginning in 2014, the employer-sponsored plan but only when insurance There is some interest- The final group are understand which group
federal government, state or insurance purchased is purchased through ing math associated with for individuals that you fall into and fill out
governments, insurers, on the private market the Health Insurance these calculations and qualify for an exemp- your forms correctly or
employers and individu- such as through a broker. Marketplace. form 1095-A is essential. tion. The exemptions have a professional pre-
als share the responsibil- In this case, there is a In this case, you I n the case of the are: unaffordability, short pare them for you.
ity for health insurance special check box on the should receive a form Marketplace and the coverage gap, citizens The penalties for not
coverage. 1040 series forms that 1095-A from the Premium Tax Credit, living abroad, household complying increase every
The individual man- confirm you have this Marketplace that pro- there are more than like- income below the filing year to a point of up to
date is a provision of the insurance. vides information needed ly individuals that have threshold, health care $2,500 by 2016.
law that requires legal A professional preparer to fill out the Premium not filed taxes for years sharing ministry, federally
residents and U.S. citi- will most likely expect Tax Credit Forms. but may now be required recognized Indian Tribe, Submitted by Kelly
zens to carry a minimum some type of proof that While this is called a to file taxes because they incarceration, certain reli- Prenn, CPA and Tony
level of insurance cover- you have this insurance. credit, it is in fact a sub- bought Health Insurance gious sects and or other Chisholm, RTRP Castle
age on themselves and Those not enrolled in sidy. through KYNECT or type of identified hard- Court Tax, New Castle
their dependents each a qualified plan can pur- This means that under other Marketplace. ship. Kentucky
Hope Health receives smoking cessation grant
Hope Health Clinic smoking cessation classes This program not only a larger base of patients Social Responsibility with high deductibles
recently announced that over a period of two encompasses smoking and take an active role and Philanthropy, CVS and are without access to
it has received a $10,000 years. Patients will be cessation but also focuses in reducing smoking and Health. “We are pleased care.
CVS Health Community connected with a well- on other chronic condi- improving their health.” to support the work A partnership is estab-
Grant. ness coach to help assure tions such as diabetes, “As a pharmacy inno- that Hope Health Clinic lished with patients each
The Community continued success with obesity and heart issues. vation company, we are does in the community paying $10 for the care
Grants Program was cre- smoking cessation. “Kentucky has one committed to building and we look forward to they receive at the clinic.
ated by CVS Health, as Hope will offer Adult of the highest rates of healthier communi- working with them in Hope Health Clinic
part of its commitment and Teen Smoking tobacco abuse and it is ties and we believe that fulfilling their program’s was selected to receive a
to help people achieve Cessation focusing our desire to be able to providing smoking ces- mission.” grant through the CVS
their best health by pro- on addressing patients impact the patients we sation programs is one Hope Health Clinic Health Community
viding financial assistance and their children who serve and improve their of the most effective provides primary medical Grants 2014 application
to programs that are are currently engaged in health through this new ways to help people care to individuals who process. This year, grants
focused on smoking ces- smoking tobacco prod- initiative,” said Janet quit smoking and lead reside in Oldham, Henry, were specifically awarded
sation and prevention. ucts. The smoking cessa- Warren, the clinic admin- tobacco-free lives,” Trimble and Carroll to smoking cessation
The support from tion program is part of a istrator. “The funds from said Eileen Howard counties in Kentucky programs. For more
CVS Health will help larger initiative entitled CVS will enable us to Boone, Senior Vice who are without insur- information, call 502-
Hope Health Clinic offer “One Step At a Time.” expand our services to President, Corporate ance or who have policies 225-6711.
A10 • SCHOOL HENRY COUNTY LOCAL • JANUARY 28, 2015
Eastern Elementary student leaders of the month
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Eastern Elementary student leaders of the month for November and December include (left to right and back to front): Makynna Lyons, Madison Sampson, Daylan Davis, Daniel Arroyo, Alan
Heitzman, Ray Finny, Ella Stivers, Cameron Shryock, Austin Beverly, Abby Sheehan, Griffin Bom, Chase Perryman, Reagan Powell, Andi Underwood, Riley Denny, Faith Childers. Not pictured are
Jazmine Perez, Brandon Bruce, Audrey Wilmouth, Grace Adams, Alaina Tingle and Hayden Behmke.
SCHOOLbriefs A record high that semester, exclud- Shoop, Tiffany Nicole adults to take advantage Henry County Adult
6,366 students were ing credits earned in Thomas and Charles of this opportunity. Education offers free
recognized for their pass-fail classes. Some Bradley West. Kentucky Adult classes to help adults
University of outstanding academic UK colleges require a The full Dean’s List Education (KYAE) has earn their GED® diplo-
performance. That’s 3.5 GPA to make the can be accessed by visit- announced that eligible ma.
Kentucky Announces an increase of nearly Dean’s List. ing www.uky.edu/PR/ adults may take each Centers are located
500 since Fall 2013 and Dean’s List students News/DeansList/. module of the GED® at Eminence Christian
Record Dean’s List nearly 900 more than from Henry County test at the reduced rate Church, 5333 S. Main
Spring 2014. include: Kori N. of $10, as a result of St., 502-686-0724; and
$10 GED® Testing
For the first time, To make a Dean’s Bridegam, Kaycee Lynn $20 vouchers being Campbellsburg Baptist
more than 6,000 stu- List in one of the UK Davis, Shayna Brooke provided to eligible Church, 8320 Main St.,
Available for a
dents have made the colleges, a student must Jeffries, Jordan Taylor individuals. 502-686-0719.
University of Kentucky earn a grade point aver- Poff, Ashten Whitni The cost of a full Let us help you make
Limited Time
Dean’s List. UK has age of 3.6 or higher Rice, Jack Andrew GED® test will be only the most of your future.
released its Dean’s List and must have earned Sharp, Harold E. Henry County Adult $40. Don’t miss out on
for the Fall 2014 semes- 12 credits or more in Shoop, Taylor Elizabeth Education encourages this limited offer.
ter.
Family marks
five generations
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This set of five generations includes baby Aadalynn Faith
Boyer, mother Jessi Boyer, grandfather Brent Lee Boyer,
great grandmother Barbara Boyer and great great grand-
mother Elsie Newkirk.
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