• Frankfort’s girls soccer team loses to Great Crossing in district final

    Frankfort’s girls soccer team loses to Great Crossing in district final
    When Frankfort’s girls soccer team lost to Great Crossing in the regular season, the Lady Panthers didn’t score and Great Crossing won 8-0 with the game ending on the mercy rule.
    Things went a little better for FHS Friday in the 41st District tournament final. Frankfort scored a goal, and the full 80 minutes were played, but the Lady Warhawks won 8-1 to capture their sixth straight district crown.
    “We got a goal, everyone got to get in,” FHS coach Chris Douglas said. &ldq
  • Frankfort’s boys soccer team loses 1-0 to Great Crossing in district final

    Frankfort’s boys soccer team loses 1-0 to Great Crossing in district final
    Less than four minutes into the 41st District tournament championship match, Great Crossing’s boys soccer team took a 1-0 lead on a goal by Ramon Hernandez Chairez.
    That was the only goal of the game as the Warhawks beat Frankfort Friday at Capitol View Park.
    “If I’m being honest, we didn’t really seem like ourselves tonight,” FHS coach Austin Farmer said. “I know there’s a lot better soccer that that team can put together, and unfortunately we just didn
  • George Harmon

    George Harmon
    George Randall Harmon (GR, Randy), beloved husband, father, stepfather, grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle, businessman, and friend, passed away on October 13, 2026, at the age of 93. Born on June 8, 1933, in Mackville, Kentucky, to Mary Alice and Roy Harmon, he was known for his compassion, generosity, strength, and creativity.
    George was preceded in death by his parents, Mary Alice and Roy Harmon; his first wife of 47 years, Mary Alice Cunningham Harmon; his sister, Dorothy DeMarsh; and his

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