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BC Schools accept $7 million appropriation from General Assembly

Supt. Robert Tuck symbolically accepts General Assembly funding from State Rep. Rebecca Raymer and State Senator Stephen Meredith.  They are joined by BCHS Principal Stoye Young, BCMS Principal Tim Freeman, NBE Principal Ben WIlson, BCLC Principal Josh Derque, Director of Transportation and Facility Operations Ryan Emmick, MES Principal Hunter Gary, and Asst. Supt. Josh Belcher

Funds to help pay for HVAC and roof renovations at Morgantown Elementary, Butler County Middle School, Butler County High School, and the Butler County ATC

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Commissioner Shell, Kentucky cattle producers celebrate May as Beef Month

Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Jonathan Shell, seated, signs a proclamation commemorating May as Kentucky Beef Month. Joining Commissioner Shell at the event were representatives of the Kentucky Beef Council, Kentucky Cattlemen's Association, and the beef industry. For more photos from the event, click here. (Kentucky Department of Agriculture)

Proclamation designates this month to celebrate beef industry FRANKFORT--– Kentucky cattle producers and industry representatives joined Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Jonathan Shell Monday as he signed a proclamation commemorating the month of May as Kentucky Beef Month.

 

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Butler County home to two 2024 Kentucky Farm Bureau Certified Farm Markets

Louisville, KY (May 9, 2024) – Cardwell Family Farms and Struttin Rooster Farm, both located in Butler County, are proud to announce their acceptance into the 2024 Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) Certified Farm Market Program.

 As members of this prestigious program, these markets have committed to providing top-quality products and services to their customers. This certification ensures that each market meets the highest standards of quality, freshness, and marketing appeal.

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2024 LTC CONNECT Educational Scholarship Winners Announced

Addison Miller

 LTC Connect has awarded educational scholarships to three local students who plan to further their education after high school. The 2024 scholarship winners are:

• Addalynn DeArmond (Muhlenberg County High School) - Daughter of Lisa DeArmond.

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Flener signs proclamation recognizing firefighters

Attending the signing at the courthouse were: Left to right, PVA Kenny Swift; Butler County DAR member Deborah Taylor Givens; County Clerk Sherry Embry Johnson; Judge Flener; Morgantown VFD Chief Brian Hope; and Deputy Sheriff Joe Alford.

Firefighters in Butler County will be recognized throughout the month of May following a signing Wednesday, May 1, by Judge-Executive Timothy Flener in honor of International Firefighters’ Day on Saturday, May 4.

International Firefighters’ Day takes place annually on the first Saturday in May. It was started in 1999 in Australia by firefighter J.J. Edmondson following the deaths of five volunteers fighting a wildfire and has since been adopted in communities around the world. This is the second year Butler County will be observing IFFD.

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Grand Jury Indictments

The Butler County Grand Jury returned the following indictments in January thru April.

Name: Steven J. Bridges

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Deeds and Courthouse News

Beech Tree News provides courthouse statistics on a regular basis.  Courthouse information provided in this article is a matter of public record.  The following records are from the Butler County Circuit Clerk’s and Butler County Clerk’s offices and covers:

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Butler Water Celebrates Drinking Water Week

(Morgantown, KY)- Butler Water will join water utilities across the country to celebrate Drinking Water Week (May 5-11) by recognizing the vital role tap water plays in daily life, the infrastructure that is required to carry it to and from homes and businesses, and the important work of water professionals “behind the scenes” to provide reliable water service.

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2024 National Day of Prayer

On Thursday, May 2, on the Butler County Courthouse lawn, local leaders, community advocates, business owners, Board of Education members, local church leaders and members, business owners, representatives of the media, and many more came out to observe and participate in the National Day of Prayer.

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Warmer weather means ticks are active and looking to suck your blood

Mosquito Squad of Louisville graphic, adapted by Kentucky Health News

State wildlife officials are reminding Kentuckians to take precautions against tick bites, which can transmit disease.

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