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Explosive Device Deemed Hoax, Investigation Continues

Russellville, KY (March 27, 2017)-  The Kentucky State Police Post 3 Bowling Green received a request for assistance from the Logan County Emergency Operations Center this morning at approx. 7:20 am to respond to the Logan County Justice Center in reference to a possible explosive device that was found adhered to a rear exterior door.

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DUI arrest leads to additional charges

Belmont General Baptist Church

Tyler Jenkins, of Bluett Coy Road, Roundhill, Kentucky, was arrested and lodged in the Butler County Jail on Monday night, March 20.  Charges included careless driving, failure to or improper signal, and operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol/drugs .08-first offense.

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Donna Wilson Realty, LLC, opens for business

The Morgantown-Butler County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting in Rochester, KY on Saturday for Donna Wilson Realty, LLC, at the historic Green River Bank.  Family, friends and elected officials packed the bank, viewed the vault, told old stories and enjoyed refreshments.

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After successful appeal, Butler Co. mother seeks new trial in infant death

MORGANTOWN – A Butler County woman whose conviction for first-degree manslaughter in the death of her daughter was overturned by the Kentucky Court of Appeals is requesting her case be retried.

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Fiscal Court: Rural Secondary Road Program

Butler County Fiscal Court met on Monday, March 13th at the Butler County Courthouse with all five magistrates in attendance. With no old business on the agenda, the court heard from Tim Sharp of the Kentucky Transportation Department-Secondary Rural Program.  Joe Plunk, Justin Young, Mark Welch of the Transportation Department and Logan Lawrence (WKU student) was also in attendance. According to Sharp, Butler County has a total of $1,536,732.00 available for rural secondary roads. 

The budget is broken down to the following:

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Work to remove Green River Dam #6 to begin March 28

Upstream face of Ogee Weir Dam, Green River Dam #6

Green River Dam No. 6, near Brownsville, Kentucky, will be removed the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced today.  The removal will be performed by experienced dam removal personnel under an interagency support agreement between the Corps and the U.S. Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service.

Dam removal will begin on March 28. Removal and excavation of the site will take several weeks to complete. Removal is also entirely dependent upon having safe conditions with regards to the Green River's flow and height. Access at the site is limited.

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Sterling White new sales agent at White Real Estate and Auction

Sterling White

A local real estate agency in Butler County is expanding its operations with the addition of a new sales agent.  White Real Estate & Auction is pleased to introduce its newest sales agent -  Sterling White.  As a third generation real estate professional, White knows the business well.  His father, Bruce White, is the owner of White Real Estate an

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MEETING REPORT: Butler County Board of Education

Board member Delbert Johnson, Blake Bratcher, and Supt. Howard

The Butler County Board of Education met in regular session on Tuesday, March 14, at 6:30 p.m. at the Butler County Education Complex. Board members Amy Hood, Ryan Daugherty, Delbert Johnson, and Aimee Sanders were in attendance. Debbie Hammers was unable to attend.

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Butler County Retired Teachers Recognize Essay and Spelling Bee Winners

Pictured above is Jonah being recognized at the Butler County Retired Teachers' Association meeting on March 13th. L-R  Deanna Jenkins (aunt), Wendy Swift (mother), Jonah Swift, Linda Fay Tines (grandmother), Phyllis Cook (BCRTA essay coordinator), Katie Wilson (teacher), Chad Flener (principal)

A Morgantown Elementary School student was selected Butler County Winner in the 2016-2017 "Grandparent of the Year" essay contest sponsored by AARP Kentucky and the Kentucky Retired Teachers' Association (KRTA).

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The 18th Annual Great Teddy Bear Motorcycle Run To Benefit the Barren River Area Child Advocacy Center

Bowling Green, KY.- On April 1st 2017 riders will meet at the rally point for the 18th Annual Great Teddy Bear Run at the Warren County Justice Center at 1001 Center Street. On-site registration begins at 9:00 A.M. (CST) where riders register; receive wrist bands and line up for the parade.
The parade leaves at 11:15 A.M. SHARP escorted by the Bowling Green Police Department and the Kentucky Blue Knights. Riders are expected to arrive around 12:15 P.M. at the Harry Davidson Bowling Green store located at 251 Cumberland Trace.

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