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FARM 1: 50 ACRES MORE OR LESS SELLING AT 10:00 AM. Located on Highway 574 near the Port Royal area. Fom New Castle, take 55/421 north to Highway 193 towards Port Royal then left onto Highway 574. Signs posted. This farm consists of 50 acres more or less and according to FSA it has nearly 49 acres tillable. This is an excellent row crop farm with good frontage and would also make a great building site or small livestock farm. FARM 2: 173 ACRES MORE OR LESS SELLING AT 11:30 AM. Lo-cated on Beasley Lane near New Castle,. From New Castle, take Highway 146 west to Highway 157, then turn right on Beasley Lane. Signs posted. This farm is 173 acres more or less and according to FSA it has 139.5 tillable acres. This farm also has a nice lake, great cropland, and recreational potential. Lots of opportunity here. PUBLIC INSPECTION SUNDAY MARCH 17, 2 TO 4 PMTERMS: 10% Buyers Premium added to the winning bid to de-termine the final sale price. 10% deposit due the day of the auction

with balance due in full on or before April 23, 2019. 2019 Taxes to be pro-rated to the date of deed. AUCTIONEER NOTE: Here is your opportunity to purchase some prime Henry County farmland at auction that offers excellent cropland in great locations with easy access to I-71 and other metro areas.

TWO HENRY COUNTY CROP FARMS50 ACRES AND 173 ACRES MORE OR LESS

SELLING AT AUCTIONSATURDAY MARCH 23, 2019

10 AM AND 11:30 AM

502-633-2746 FAX 502-633-3431AUCTIONEERS: H. BARRY SMITH, CAI, JIMMY WILLARD, CAI,

SHAWN WILLARD, CAI, COURTNEY ROBERTS, TODD BARLOW, DEAN BURK, ROB WINLOCK, JEFF RIGGLE, BRYANT WILLARD

KY LICENSE #P926

For additional information and pictures visit www.hbarrysmith.com

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Auction includes a Ford 3600 diesel tractor, Ferris 61” zero-turn mower, 5’ bush hog,

6’ x 12’ trailer, power and hand tools, 49 mod-ern & vintage guns, 3 gun safes, lots of ammo, electric trains (O, HO, N & Z scale) and acces-sories, model planes, furniture, like new dual

power recline & power headrest sofa, electron-ics, books, records, and collectibles. All guns are located at Five Point Firearms in Shelby-ville and may be inspected during store hours Tue-Sat. 9am-6pm and Sun. Mar. 10, 1-5pm.

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all creditors pursuant to KRS 424.340 that the Henry District Court has appointed a personal representative as follows:

Decedent/Ward; Representative; Title; Attorney; Date

Mary F. Steible, New Castle, KY; Lisa Foster, Bloomfield, KY; Administratrix; B. Travis Newman, Louisville, KY; 2/6/19

Alex June Fisher, Lockport, KY; Ricky Fisher, Shelbyville, KY; Executor; William H. Brammell, New Castle, KY; 2/20/19

Drewie Cunningham, Turners Station, KY; Jeffrey Allen Cunningham, Greer, South Caro-lina; Executor; William H. Brammell, New Castle; 2/20/19

George W. Adcock, New Castle, KY; John R Adcock, Eminence,KY; Cynthia R. Couch, Emi-nence, KY; Carolyn S. Paul, Frankfort, KY; Co-Executors; Kassidy R. Dees, New Castle, KY; 2/27/19

Lloyd W. Gray, Smithfield, KY; Lloyd Bradley Gray, Smithfield, KY; Executor; Robert H. Foree, New Castle, KY; 2/27/19

Charles Wayne Sadler, New Castle, KY; Sha-ree Aldridge Sadler, New Castle, KY; Administra-trix; 2/27/19

Doris Stanley, Campbellsburg, KY; Webb I Stanley, Pleasureville, KY; Doris Ann Jones, Greenville, KY; Mary Helen England, Louisville, KY; Co-Executors; William F. Ivers, New Castle, KY; 2/27/19

Eileen K. Tindle, Pleasureville, KY; Emileen G. Tindle, Louisville, KY; Executrix; William F. Ivers, New Castle, KY; 2/27/19

Witness this the 1st day of March, 2019Gina Lyle, ClerkHenry County Circuit & District Court

PUBLIC NOTICE

The Henry County Public Schools’ Facil-ity Planning Committee seeks opinions of Henry residents concerning present and future school facility needs. The Committee will hold the follow-ing meetings for public comment forums:

March 18, 2019Henry County Middle School Library

All meetings will begin at 6 p.m. Please attend

with ideas for the future of Henry County Public Schools facilities. Citizens may also submit writ-ten expressions at the forum; by mail to the Henry County Board of Education, 326 South Main Street, New Castle, KY 40050; or e-mail to the superintendent, Terry Price, at [email protected]

PUBLIC NOTICE

Notice is hereby given pursuant to KRS 395.625 that the following settlements will lay over until the 25th day of March,2019, at which time a hearing will be held in the Henry District Court when said settlements shall be approved and recorded unless prior exceptions have been filed.

Decedents/Ward; Representatives; Title; Attorney; Account

Randell Travis, Pleasureville, KY; T. Sherman Riggs, Shelbyville, KY; Executor; T. Sherman Riggs, Shelbyville, KY; 2/11/19; Final

Ronald David Holloway, Eminence, KY; Tyler Holloway, Gahanna, OH; Administror; William F. Ivers, New Castle, KY; 2/13/19; Final

Witness this 1st day of March, 2019Gina Lyle, ClerkHenry County Circuit & District Court

North Central District Board of Health Meeting Monday, March 11th, 2019

12:00 pmLocation:

North Central District Health Department 1020 Henry Clay StreetShelbyville, KY 40065

**Rear Entrance** PUBLIC NOTICE

The Henry County Health Department Board of Health will have a meeting at the Henry County Health Department, 75 Park Road, New Castle, KY, on March 21, 2019. The meeting, which begins at 6:30 p.m., is open to the public.

PUBLIC NOTICE

The City of Smithfield will not hold its regular meeting March 7. It has been rescheduled for March 14 at 7 p.m. at Smithfield Baptist Church.

NO.18-CI-0180HENRY CIRCUIT COURT

THE MONEY SOURCE, INC., PLAINTIFFVS. CIARA R. PAYTON, ET AL., DEFENDANTS

COMMISSIONER SALEVINCENT J. EIDEN,

MASTER COMMISSIONER

Per Judgment in Henry Circuit Court, Master Commissioner will sell at 10:00 am on Friday, March 29, 2019, at public auction to the highest bidder at the Henry County Courthouse, Henry Co., Ky., the property described as:

PROPERTY ADDRESS: 187 RAINTREE DR., EMINENCE, KY. 40019

PARCEL #030-60-09-022.00, Deed Book 302, Page 175. Indivisible

Terms are 10% & bond per KRS 426.705, balance due in 30 days; property is indivisible; sold free & clear of all liens encumbrances & interest of the parties except: A) All current real estate taxes and all taxes due thereafter, for which the purchaser shall not have a credit against the purchase price; B) Easements, restrictions, stipulations and agreements of record; C) Assess-ments for public improvements levied against the property; D) Any facts which an inspection and accurate survey of the property may disclose. However, neither the Plaintiff, its Counsel, the Court, nor the Commissioner, shall be deemed to have warranted title to any purchaser. Amt to be raised-$131,605.08. Victoria M. Kadreva Holmes, Esq., Plaintiff’s attorney. Vincent J. Eiden, Master Commissioner, Post Office Box 563, Crestwood, Kentucky 40014; (502) 243-1981.


CITY OF PLEASUREVILLE, KENTUCKY, PLAINTIFF

VS. UNKNOWN HEIRS OF LEAFIE SIMPSON, ET AL., DEFENDANTS


MASTER COMMISSIONER

Per Judgment in Henry Circuit Court, Master Commissioner will sell at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, March 15, 2019, at public auction to the highest bidder at the Henry County Courthouse, Henry Co., Ky., the property described as

PROPERTY ADDRESS: LOT ON DREN-NON ST., PLEASUREVILLE, KY 40057

Parcel # 039-80-01-025.00, Deed Book 79, Page 22

Terms are 10% & bond per KRS 426.705, balance due in 30 days; property is indivisible; sold free & clear of all liens encumbrances & interest of the parties except: A) All current real estate taxes and all taxes due thereafter, for which the purchaser shall not have a credit against the purchase price; B) Easements, restrictions, stipulations and agreements of record; C) Assess-ments for public improvements levied against the property; D) Any facts which an inspection and accurate survey of the property may disclose. However, neither the Plaintiff, its Counsel, the Court, nor the Commissioner, shall be deemed to have warranted title to any purchaser. Amt to be raised-$4,557.48. Chelsey S. Brammell, Esq., Plaintiff’s attorney. Vincent J. Eiden, Master Commissioner, Post Office Box 563, Crestwood, Kentucky 40014; (502) 243-1981.


FREEDOM MORTGAGE CORPORATION, PLAINTIFF

VS. JESSICA MARIE BOEHNLEIN, ET AL., DEFENDANTS


MASTER COMMISSIONER

Per Judgment in Henry Circuit Court, Master Commissioner will sell at 10:00 am on Friday, March 22, 2019, at public auction to the highest bidder at the Henry County Courthouse, Henry Co., Ky., the property described as

PROPERTY ADDRESS: 185 ELM TREE PLACE, EMINENCE, KY 40019

Parcel No. 030-60-14-022.00, Deed Book D298, Page 595. Indivisible.

Terms are 10% & bond per KRS 426.705, balance due in 30 days; property is indivisible; sold free & clear of all liens encumbrances & interest of the parties except: A) All current real estate taxes and all taxes due thereafter, for which the purchaser shall not have a credit against the purchase price; B) Easements, restrictions, stipulations and agreements of record; C) Assess-ments for public improvements levied against the property; D) Any facts which an inspection and accurate survey of the property may disclose. However, neither the Plaintiff, its Counsel, the Court, nor the Commissioner, shall be deemed to have warranted title to any purchaser. Amt to be raised-$236,521.33. Joseph F. Grimme, Esq., Plaintiff’s attorney. Vincent J. Eiden, Master Commissioner, Post Office Box 563, Crestwood, Kentucky 40014; (502) 243-1981.


CITIZENS BANK, N.A., PLAINTIFFVS. WENDY L. HARDIN, ET AL.,

DEFENDANTS


MASTER COMMISSIONER

Per Judgment in Henry Circuit Court, Master Commissioner will sell at 10:00 am on Friday, March 22, 2019, at public auction to the highest bidder at the Henry County Courthouse, Henry Co., Ky., the property described as:

PROPERTY ADDRESS: 115 Stephens Street, New Castle, Ky. 40050.

Parcel No. #028-30-01-038.00, Deed Book 294, Page 382. Indivisible.

Terms are 10% & bond per KRS 426.705, balance due in 30 days; property is indivisible; sold free & clear of all liens encumbrances & interest of the parties except: A) All current real estate taxes and all taxes due thereafter, for which the purchaser shall not have a credit against the purchase price; B) Easements, restrictions, stipulations and agreements of record; C) Assess-ments for public improvements levied against the property; D) Any facts which an inspection and accurate survey of the property may disclose. However, neither the Plaintiff, its Counsel, the Court, nor the Commissioner, shall be deemed to have warranted title to any purchaser. Amt to be raised-$123,373.42. David E. Johnson, Esq., Plaintiff’s attorney. Vincent J. Eiden, Master Commissioner, Post Office Box 563, Crestwood, Kentucky 40014; (502) 243-1981.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 2018

STUDENTS HAVE AN ODYSSEY TO IOWAON A4

WILDCATS BLANK ANDERSONON A18

Obituaries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A3Opinion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A5Ag. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A9TV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A10Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A11Buzz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A11Classifieds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A12School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A14 Sports.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..A18

INDEX Relay RecessEastern Elementary School stu-dents recently raised awareness and money during its annual Relay Recess to benefit Relay for Life.

SEE PAGE A6

© 2018, Henry County Local

INSIDE THIS WEEK

OBITUARIESNancy Benham, 75, New CastleRosa Lee Potts, 72, SmithfieldLaura Tipton Sutton, 77Rose Marie Throne, 53, Shelbyville,

SEE OBITS, PAGE A3

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Henry County Local

See AG ED, page A7

Large supply of Narcan donated to responders

BY CHRIS [email protected]

Eminence Apothecary recently received a large batch of overdose-reversing Narcan from Cardinal Health, but the local pharmacy can’t sell any of it. Instead the international healthcare company wants the naloxone given away to police and first responders for free.

The shipment of Narcan comes as a part of Cardinal Health’s Opioid Action Program, launched by the company to donate more than 80,000 doses to communities in Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia, according to a news release. Company officials decided to distribute the Narcan Nasal Spray because it’s the only nal-oxone project that doesn’t require assembly or any specialized medical training to use.

“This donation is part of Cardinal Health’s Opioid Action Program, a multi-million dol-lar, four-state pilot initiative launched last year designed to help some of the nation’s hardest-hit areas fight the opioid epidemic,” according to the news release. “The program has delivered front-line tools to help prevent opioid abuse and sup-port communities, schools and first responders in Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia.”

In all, Cardinal Health will provide 864 units of Narcan to Henry County during this effort, a value of $102,000, according to Drane Stephens, the pharmacist at Eminence Apothecary.

Stephens applied to the healthcare company for the assistance.

“They said that they wanted to be an active part of the solution for the opioid epidemic,” he explained. “They felt if they would make more

See NARCAN, page A14

Henry County is fertile ground for agricultural education and educatorsBY TAMMY SHAW

[email protected]

As five days worth of special educational activities during Ag Week at Henry County High School approaches April 30, the current ag teacher reflected that she and many colleagues have thrived in the county’s rural environment.

Whether it’s attributable to Henry County’s supportive citizens or low cost of living, a healthy crop of ag instruc-tors have lived and taught here through the years.

Henry County boasts at least six current and past ag educa-

tors, including Lindsey Davie, Kylen Douglas, Eddie Nelson, Dave Stahl, Todd Stephens and Kristan Wright, whose efforts to teach agriculture and positively influence young lives impact many students.

Lindsey Davie Davie, Henry County High

School’s current ag teacher, grew up in Hardin County around cattle, horses, tobacco and hay.

Hardin Central High School enjoyed one of the largest FFA chapters in the state when Davie attended and the district employed four agriculture

instructors at the same time. These four instructors

forged Davie’s love of the industry and as a junior, she decided to pursue ag educa-tion as a career.

“My ag teachers were pretty awesome,” she said. “They thought I could do about any-thing and I learned to believe them.”

Davie never visited Henry County before her interview at HCHS except on Interstate 71 drive-bys in the family car.

But before Davie went to her interview, she traveled around the county.

“I thought it was beauti-

ful,” she recalled. “When they offered me the job, I commit-ted to it and have been here ever since.”

The primary focus for ag teachers is to push students to be successful, she said. “I don’t want students to master a test — I want them to mas-ter life.”

Davie challenges kids in her classroom to think, solve prob-lems, understand hard work, be kind and fair and to put their best into everything, she said.

Three of the ag teachers — Davie, Kylen Douglas and Kristan Wright — serve as

regional officers of KAAE — the Kentucky Association of Agricultural Educators.

“We make a great team,” Davie said of the Henry County based ag teachers.

In 2014, the Kentucky Association of Career and Technical Education Teachers honored Davie as its New Teacher of the Year and the National Association of Career and Agricultural Educators, Region 4, and named her as Outstanding New Member in the same year.

Accolades didn’t stop there.

Positive PowerPosters to inspire others to live without drugs, alcohol

BY CHRIS [email protected]

Instead of focusing on the possibly dire results of drug and alcohol use, organizers of the VIP poster campaign hope providing positive role models among students

will inspire others to live clean.

To that end, the Henry County Kentucky ASAP board members cooper-ated with Eminence and Henry County educators to create inspirational posters and highlight youth who will set good

examples in the commu-nity. VIP is an abbrevia-tion of Very Important Partner.

Organizers selected 21 students — 11 from Henry County High and 10 from Eminence — from teacher recommen-dations, interviewed the

young people, took their pictures and gathered inspirational quotes from each to include on the posters, which they will hang in schools and local businesses.

The three partner

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