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Butler County Fiscal Court met in regular session on Monday, October 24, at the courthouse. All magistrates were in attendance:  Stevie Givens, Kevin Phelps, Timmy Givens, David Whittinghill, and Dillon Bryant.

FRANKFORT — The Interim Joint Committee on Education received an update on Tuesday about the state’s plan to implement new academic standards related to social studies under Senate Bill 1.

Twenty-eight House and Senate members of the Kentucky General Assembly held a press conference Thursday to dispel misinformation in the campaign against the proposed Yes for Life Constitutional Amendment #2.

Tips to ensure October 31st remains a treat for everyone

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FRANKFORT — Members of the Interim Joint Committee on Appropriations and Revenue received testimony on Wednesday regarding local taxation and how Kentucky measures up with other entities.

The Butler County Board of Education met in regular session on Tuesday, October 18th, 2022 at the Early Childhood Training Center. Members  Amy Hood, Delbert Johnson, Debbie Hammers, Rich Ellis, and Ryan Daugherty were all present.  The meeting was chaired by Superintendent Robert Tuck.

     Hello, my name is Bryan Locke and I’m asking for your Vote to keep me on Morgantown City Council on Tuesday November 8th. 

     My Goals are to continue to be fiscally responsible with our tax dollars, to strengthen our infrastructure, and to take advantage of our local resources like our beautiful Green River.   

On Monday afternoon, October 10, members of the General Richard Butler Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution presented a certificate to Roger and Deborah Givens, recognizing them for their proper display of the American flag.

Butler County Middle School’s faculty and staff would like to wish a Happy Boss’s Day to Superintendent Robert Tuck, Principal Tim Freeman, Assistant Superintendent Josh Belcher, and Assistant Principal Cody Donaldson.

        The Butler County Schools Hall of Fame is a means of recognizing, preserving and promoting the heritage at Butler County High School. Many individuals have made extraordinary contributions and had superb accomplishments at Butler County High School. 

         The Butler County Schools Hall of Fame will annually honor the contributions and accomplishments of these individuals who are worthy of recognition as examples for others to emulate. Nominees should exemplify the highest example of sportsmanship, ethical conduct and moral character.