Morgantown Elementary School gymnasium was packed with hundreds of proud parents, grandparents, aunt, uncles, and other family and friends Thursday night as the five kindergarten classes performed the musical “Music All Over Me.” After months of practice, the kindergarten students put on a show
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Eighteen FCCLA members met after school on Wednesday, December 7, 2011 to begin making “Beading to Beat Autism” bracelets. This project was started by 14 year old Michala Riggle. Her mission is to raise $300,000.00 to build a world-class autism research and treatment center.
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Lindsey LaRay Porter is graduating on December 17 from Western Kentucky University with honors. Lindsey will have a bachelor's degree in Social Work and a minor in Criminology. She is the daughter of Donna Porter Flener and the late Danny Porter and the granddaughter of Berthlene Flener.
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Brandon and Pam Phelps would like to thank everyone who came out to sponsor the Sacred Selections fundraiser held at Little Tokyo and The Farm Boy restaruants in November.
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Members of Butler Co. Shrine Club and the Rizpah Shriner Clowns (Rizpah Loonie Clowns) at the Morgantown Christmas Parade. Photo taken by John W. Brown
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Mrs. Simmons and her 1st grade class at Morgantown Elementary School spread Christmas cheer to the community. The class walked to town and sang Christmas Carols at the Butler County Board of Education, PBI Bank, and WRECC. The class sang songs in German and English.
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Sunday the kids at Monticello Baptist Church performed a Christmas cantata complete with songs and speaking parts. Joy Wells and Nathan Johnson worked with the kids for weeks. Everyone in the congregation enjoyed the kids' performance.
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Friday evening December 2, Rochester held its 1st annual Community Christmas party at the Rochester Community Building. A large crowd of at least 50 filled the building for the festivities. To begin, they all gathered outside for the lighting of the Christmas tree. The group returned inside wh
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The family of Lucille Fredrick would like to thank all of our family, friends and churches for their support during our loss. We want to give a special thanks to Hospice of Southern KY staff for the care they gave during her stay. Also, we would like to thank Bro.
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