Grant County News

Some races may be a year away, but candidates can already beginning filing for the May and November 2010 elections.

FLORENCE - 6 p.m. Wednesday, inside the lower level of the Florence Government Center, 8100 Ewing Boulevard.

C. Ed Wilson couldn't stay out of public service. The retired superintendent of Williamstown schools will be taking a new seat at the Williamstown City Council table.

Heidi Tien chose to send her three children to Williamstown Elementary in part because she loved the small class sizes.

After a couple hours of looking for any signs of a ghost, Jason Ballmer of Dry Ridge thought he saw something lurking in the shadows.

Common items to be collected by Environmental Enterprises of Cincinnati: Household cleaners, nail polish and removers, lighter fluids, glues and waxes, drain cleaners, paints, varnishes, auto batteries, lawn and pool chemicals, insecticides, petroleum fuels, florescent light bulbs, mercury and mercury containing devices, aerosol cans and fire ...

For the first time, the Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission will be assisting families with school-age children with Christmas presents.

GRANT COUNTY - One person died and four were injured in a head-on collision Tuesday in Grant County, Kentucky State Police said.

Mary Michael Kells, Sue O'Conner and Charlene Rogers were the driving force behind the most prestigious fundraising event to ever take place in Grant County.

Williamstown Independent Schools is seeking input from the community about priorities and expectations of the district.

Kentucky Speaker of the House Greg Stumbo is among the guests scheduled to attend a re-election fundraiser for state Rep.

Whether it's spooky stories, terrific treats or horrifying haunts, Grant County will have something for everyone this Halloween.

The Grant County News and Rocky Ridge Garden Center are sponsoring a Fall Decorating Contest.

Walking into a fenced in yard while three large German Shepherds are roaming can be frightening.

On Friday, October 9, 2009, at approximately 0530 hours, Kentucky State Police, Williamstown Fire Department, Dry Ridge Fire Department along with the Northern Kentucky Technical Rescue Team responded to a 911 call reference a Toyota Pickup truck that was caught in high waters on Elliston Mt.

The test results are in and they are mostly positive. Only two local schools did not meet federal No Child Left Behind requirements, according to recently released data from the Kentucky Department of Education.

A tornado touched down in Casey County Friday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service, and at least two more are suspected in other counties.

Three people were rescued Friday morning in Grant County after a pickup truck they were riding in got stuck in high water, Kentucky State Police said.

A breaking news update from Grant County, where rescue crews from Grant County, Boone County, Hebron, Union and Williamstown are involved in a dramatic rescue.

The leaves are starting to fall and the crops are starting to fade. The Grant County Farmers Market will be having the end of season sale on Oct.