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.
Sports

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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Butler County (KY) youth soccer sign ups are starting! Now through Feb. 21. The fee is $50.00 and that will include the uniform shirt and award.
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Drake Embry of the Butler County High School football team has signed his national letter of intent to play college football for Campbellsville University.
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Butler County Bears guard Zack Burden recently reached a scoring milestone by entering the 1,000 point club. Burden scored his 1,000 career point on January 13 against Franklin-Simpson. He was recognized for this achievement at the Union County game on January 20.
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The Butler County Lady Bears basketball team made it three in a row last night with an impressive 69-66 overtime win over 12th District rival Edmonson County at Brownsville. The come-from-behind win was sparked in part by the Lady Bears finishing strong in the fourth quarter by outscoring the La
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After two seasons of record harvests, Kentucky’s deer hunters kept the pace up this past season.The 2014-15 season closed on Jan. 19 with 138,892 deer checked; the second highest total on record and third consecutive season with a harvest exceeding 130,000 deer.
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The Butler County High School Baseball team is selling chili supper tickets for February 6th. This will be done at the school on the same night as the homecoming basketball game vs.
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BUTLER COUNTY GIRLS SOFTBALL
SIGN-UPS
for Age group: 5-8 or 9-12
MUST be 5 before 04/20/15 OR 13 after 04/20/2015
APPLICATION(S) ARE BEING SENT OUT THROUGH THE SCHOOLS.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. – The deepest, darkest, bleakest part of winter is here. The long slog from just after the holidays through the NCAA tournament is one of the toughest to weather, but watching the many species of birds that inhabit Kentucky in your backyard can brighten the most leaden days.
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