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Magistrates get update on internet progress in county

Butler County Fiscal Court met on Monday, July 8, at the courthouse. Magistrates Stevie Givens, Kevin Phelps, Allen Smith, David Whittinghill, and Dillon Bryant were in attendance.

 

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AAA: Gas Prices Inch Upward in Kentucky

Gas prices in West Central Kentucky are a penny higher this week at $3.264, according to AAA East Central’s Gas Price Report.

 

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Legislative session reveals key advancements for KY agriculture

Funds will contribute to agriculture success across the Commonwealth FRANKFORT (May 24, 2024) - Kentucky agriculture secured several key advancements during the 2024 Kentucky legislative session.

 

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Brooks named 2024 Child Advocacy Leader

The Guardify Awards were announced at the 3rd Annual National Forensic Interviewers Week. Brittany Brooks, who was nominated by McCall Allen, received the Child Advocacy Leader Award.

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New laws set to take effect in Kentucky next week

FRANKFORT, Ky. (July 12, 2024) — A battery of new state laws will take effect in Kentucky next week, including key measures on crime, autonomous vehicles, maternal health and child protection.

 

 

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AGENDA: Morgantown City Council to meet tonight

Morgantown City Council will have its regular monthly meeting on Thursday, July 11, at 5 p.m. The meeting will be held at the City Council Chambers at Morgantown City Hall

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Butler County's Maggie Drake Attends KFB's Institute for Future Ag Leaders

 Dr. Carmen Agouridis, Senior Associate Dean for the Martin Gatton College of Agriculture Food and Environment at the University of Kentucky (left), and Taylor Nash, Director of the KFB Young Farmers Program (right), pose with Maggie Drake at the conference at UK in June.

LOUSIVILLE-– Maggie Drake of Butler County recently returned home from Kentucky Farm Bureau’s (KFB) Institute for Future Agricultural Leaders (IFAL). A total of 90 high school students from around the state attended the five-day summer leadership conference.

 


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Debunking myths, misconceptions & misinformation about sunscreens

Photo illustration from M.D. Anderson Cancer Center  By Gina Van Thomme and Kellie Bramlet Blackburn, MD Anderson Cancer Center

No evidence they cause cancer, but they do expire

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Sunscreen is a hot topic – and not just because it’s a summertime staple!

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New CPE report shows public colleges & universities making gains in enrollment & retention

Kentucky’s public colleges and universities made significant gains in undergraduate enrollment and retention, according to the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education’s latest progress report. Enrollment at the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) climbed 6.5% from fall 2022 to fall 2023, from 73,956 to 78,771 students. Undergraduate enrollment at public universities was up 1.6% over the same period, from 93,926 to 95,472 students.

 


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Fireworks are fun, but they can be dangerous

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission graphic

The city of Morgantown has also posted posted its local fireworks ordinance.While it wouldn't feel like the Fourth of July without fireworks, it's important to remember that all fireworks, even sparklers, can be dangerous.

 


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