FRANKFORT, Ky. (April 24, 2020) – Gov. Andy Beshear received notification today that President Donald Trump has authorized assistance for certain Kentucky counties that suffered significant damage as a result of severe storms, flooding, landslides and mudslides beginning Feb. 3, and continuing through Feb. 29, 2020.
With the Coronavirus/Covid-19 pandemic wreaking havoc across the globe, it seems no one is immune from making major changes in their lives both personally and professionally. Beech Tree News (BTN) is grateful for other businesses in our community that, when facing challenges related to Covid-19, have risen to be a bright spot during a difficult time.
FRANKFORT, KY– “We are here today to underscore how the Governor himself can do even more to save life, especially for the weakest and most vulnerable of us — He can allow Senate Bill 9 to become law,” said Kent Ostrander, Executive Director of The Family Foundation on the stairs of the State Capitol today.
With the Coronavirus/Covid-19 pandemic wreaking havoc across the globe, it seems no one is immune from making major changes in their lives both personally and professionally. Beech Tree News (BTN) is grateful for other businesses in our community that, when facing challenges related to Covid-19, have risen to be a bright spot during a difficult time. Recently, BTN asked many local businesses how the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted them.
In appreciation for the healthcare workers, police officers, firefighters and paramedics who are committed to our health and safety, McDonald’s is offering free Thank You Meals starting today, Wednesday, April 22 through Tuesday, May 5, as a token of appreciation for their selfless service.
The Butler County Board of Education has set the final day of school for students as May 8 as non-traditional instruction (NTI) continues in the district. That decision was made at last night’s monthly meeting, which was held virtually through Google Meet. All Board members were present - Amy Hood, Delbert Johnson, Debbie Hammers, Richie Ellis, and Ryan Daugherty - as well as several school administrators and d
With the Corona Virus-Covid-19 pandemic wreaking havoc across the globe, it seems no one is immune from making major changes in their lives both personally and professionally. Beech Tree News is grateful for other businesses in our community that, when facing challenges related to Covid-19, have risen to be a bright spot during a difficult time. Recently, BTN asked many local businesses how the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted them.
With the number of positive COVID cases rising, the chances of you being exposed to the virus will increase. Many people have questions regarding what to do if they come in contact with a person positive for COVID-19. Here are some basic tips that can help guide our community while enduring these times:
Students in Butler County and around the state will not be returning to the classrooms for in-person instruction for the 2019-20 school year. That decision was announced today by state officials after consulting with superintendents from across the state.
