The Butler County Board of Education has named Robert Tuck as its next superintendent of schools. That announcement was made Thursday night at a called meeting for that purpose and it culminates an extensive process that began in early March. Board Chairperson Dr.
SoKy Christian Homeschoolers would like to congratulate their three high school graduates for the 2020 school year: Valarie Bratcher, Madison Embry and Timothy Secula. All have graduated with honors and have been accepted into college for Fall 2020. The three have grown into outstanding Christian examples to their community and are a blessing to everyone they meet. We are so proud of their accomplishments and pray that God continues to bless them on their educational journey.
With the 2019-20 academic year now concluded, members of the Butler County Board of Education praised the efforts of educators across the district for their hard work in implementing non-traditional instruction with little advance notice. Board Chairperson Dr. Amy Hood and others made those comments at Tuesday’s meeting of the Butler County Board of Education.
Three topics garnered the most attention at Tuesday night’s in-person meeting of the Butler County Board of Education - a graduation plan, possible school calendars for 2020-21, and the search for a new superintendent. With social distancing measures in place, Board members met at the Weymouth Martin Auditorium at Butler County High School. All members were present - Dr.
The Butler County Rescue recently received a $5,800 grant from Kentucky Emergency Management. They purchased four dry suits, six Class Five life vests, and one inflated boat. The boat can handle swift water rescue missions.
Butler County Fiscal Court met in regular session on Monday, May 11, at the Butler County Courthouse. All magistrates were in attendance: Stevie Givens, Kevin Phelps, Timmy Givens, David Whittinghill, and Dillon Bryant.
Anonymized cell-phone data indicate, county by county, how much Americans are obeying stay-at-home restrictions imposed to fight the covid-19 pandemic.
Horse Cave, KY (May 8, 2020) - On Thursday, May 7th 2020, Trooper Jarrod Lewis of Kentucky State Police Post 3 in Bowling Green, observed a 2020 Ford Mustang traveling over 125 mph near the 55 mile marker of Interstate 65.
When I asked Jemal Hines (Wade to his family and friends) and Moksha Sommer of HuDost to categorize their music, they looked at each other and laughed. Wade grinned and said, “We’re all over the map. I guess you could call us Neo-Folk, R
