The Oak Ridge Warriors and Lady Warriors are headed to the KCAA JV State Tournament on March 12-15. The Lady Warriors will make their first appearance at JV State since 2010.
Sports
The league will host the Rookie Evaluations on Tuesday March 10 at 6:30 pm at the Field House. This will be the last opportunity to sign-up for little league!
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BROWNSVILLE - The Butler County Lady Bears' 2014-15 season ended in the opening round of the 12th District Girls' Basketball Tournament at Edmonson County on Tuesday, Feb. 24. Tournament host Edmonson County pulled away to beat Butler County 85-70 in the postseason contest.
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BROWNSVILLE - Four Butler County players reached double figures in the scoring column but it wasn't enough to lift the Bears over tournament host Edmonson County in the opening round of the 12th District Boys' Basketball Tournament on Wednesday, Feb. 25.
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There will be a wildlife food plot seminar at the Butler County Extension Office on Monday, March 9th at 6:00 p.m. Those interested in food plots for wildlife will be able to learn about different food plot strategies, different crop or plant species that are suited for Butler County, when and h
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During the 12th District Tournament in Edmonson County this week Butler County High School Senior basketball players and cheerleaders were recognized.
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Bowling Green, Ky. – The Bowling Green Hot Rods (Class-A/Tampa Bay Rays) formally welcomed a new sister team to the fold on Wednesday afternoon with Manhattan Capital Sports Acquisition’s formal acquisition of the Louisville Bats (Triple-A/Cincinnati Reds).
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Despite challenging weather conditions, the Butler County Bassmasters held their first-ever Hunting and Fishing Outdoor Expo and Swap Meet on Saturday, February 21. The event, presented by Whitetail Properties/Boyce Flener, Land Specialist, ran from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Eva J.
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The deepest snow since Bill Clinton roamed the White House pounded Kentucky this week, leaving in its wake stranded cars, sore backs from shoveling snow and grumbling citizens.
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With an unexpected week off due to snow and the regular season coming to an abrupt end, both the Butler County Bears and Lady Bears now have their sights set squarely on the post-season. In Kentucky, that means it's time for the district tournament.
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