A familiar face will be leaving the Butler County Courthouse at the end of the year but another one will be taking her place. Butler County Clerk Shirley Givens is retiring at the end of her term on December 31 and longtime deputy clerk Sherry Johnson will be taking over as the new clerk.
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A Breckinridge County man died Sunday in a two-vehicle traffic accident in Butler County.
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The Butler County Sheriff’s Department is investigating two home invasions that occurred on Wednesday evening, December 17. James Embry, of Union School Road, came home from work to discover that someone had broken into his home. Items taken include clothes, Christmas presents, a knife, and te
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The body of a Muhlenberg County, missing since November 27, was found in Green River on Sunday afternoon, December 21.
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The Morgantown Police Department has been advised of a telephone scam in Morgantown. A citizen told Morgantown Police she received a call with the area code 876 on Thursday, December 18,2014, advising her to buy a green dot card, put $275 on it and she could possibly win $85,500 and a GMC Denali
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Butler County's Toy for Tots program has succeeded in helping local families and children in having a brighter Christmas. The program is coordinated by the Bulter County Family Resource Center (F.R.C.), the Butler County Youth Service Center, and the Morgantown Mission.
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Representative C.B. Embry Jr. presented Dr. Ghayth Hammad, M.D., P.S.C. with a certificate acknowledging him as a Kentucky Colonel. Embry made the presentation at Dr. Hammad’s office located at 234 West Porter Street in Morgantown on Tuesday morning.
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Officer James Embry is shown receiving his award for Most Impaired Driver Arrests for the Morgantown Police Department at the Governor’s Impaired Driving Enforcement Award Ceremony in Lexington. Presenting the award is Steve Waddle, State Highway Engineer. Congratulations Officer Embry.
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"We are gathered here to pause, reflect, and honor our fellow comrades who are serving, who have served and those who have made the supreme sacrifice in the defense of our great nation."
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Twelve students from the Great Onyx Job Corp, along with their teacher Timmy Basham, were welcomed to the Reedyville Rural Development Club on October 29, 2014. The students were there as a training/educational program to replace and repair pipes and drains in the community center. The students
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