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BCQB Club to host "Hillbilly Jim" at Meet the Team Night

The Butler County Bears football team will host "Meet The Team Night" at 6 p.m.

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Bears football team set to kick-off 2012 season

The 2012 Bears

The BCHS Bears football team looks to build on their success from last season when they kick-off their 2012 campaign this Friday night when they travel to Logan County. The Bears advanced to the second round of the KHSAA playoffs last year and ended their season with an 8-4 record. Ryan Emmick is in his third year as head coach for the Bears.

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BC Swimmers take part in Bluegrass State Games

The Morgantown-Butler County Swim Team had 3 swimmers to take part in the Bluegrass State Games on Saturday, July 21, 2012.

Cameron Joiner swam in 2 individual events and 1 relay, his relay team received a medal for the 200 Medley Relay.

Mattie Smith swam in 3 individual events an 1 relay. She place 1st in the 8 & under 100 Free and her relay team placed first in the 200 Medley Relay.

Adrianna Joiner also swam in 2 individual events and 1 relay.

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BCMS Softball set to kick off 2012 season

With the start of school comes the beginning of fall softball for Butler County Middle School.  Practicing daily since mid-July, the team opens its 2012 season today, Saturday, August 11, at home against Christian County at 4 p.m.

Tryouts were held in early July and ten new players were added to the roster, joining nine returning players for a 19-player roster.

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Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Not all exotic fish species are welcome in Kentucky’s public waters

Use live bait collected from the wild in the waters from which they came. Do not transport or use live bait collected from one body of water into another. This prevents the accidental spread of invasive Asian carp or other unwanted nuisance species.

FRANKFORT, Ky. – In the 1870s, fishery scientists began to consider stocking exotic fish species into U.S. waters to compensate for the loss of native species.

The brown trout (Salmo trutta), a native of Europe, is arguably the biggest success story, having been first introduced into the Baldwin River in Michigan in 1884.Today, brown trout are thriving throughout North America, South America, Australia and New Zealand.

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Lady Bears Volleyball Team Starts 2012 Season

Coach Jimmy Arnold gives last minute instructions to his team.

The Butler County Lady Bears Volleyball team kicked off their 2012 season on Tuesday night by hosting the Lady Cougars of Grayson County.   The JV team started things off  4-0 behind the strong serving arm of Raven Grubb.  The Lady Cougars quickly answered and took the match 2-0.

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Kentucky Sports Radio broadcasts live from the Farm Boy

Farm Boy owner Darryl Deweese, Diane Dyer and John Embry of Beech Tree News meet with Matt Jones after the show

Matt Jones and the Kentucky Sports Radio crew were at the Farm Boy this morning broadcasting their daily radio program. The Farm Boy was filled with UK fans eager to hear what Jones and co-host Ryan Lemond had to say about the upcoming football season, particularly the UK-U of L matchup, and basketball season.

Jones took calls from fans listening across the country in addition to addressing comments from the KSR Twitter feed.

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Morgantown-Butler County Swim Team Makes History!

On July 28th Morgantown - Butler County Swim Team competed in the Southwestern Conference Championship Swim Meet. The Southwestern Conference consist of 5 teams, Southland Family Fun Center, Glasgow Aquatics Club, MBCST, Scottsville YMCA, and Portland, TN.

MBCST had 28 swimmers show up for the meet that is broken into 2 sessions, a morning sessions starting at 7:30 AM and an afternoon session that followed lasting until 4:30 PM.

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Wallace, Jenkins, and Cardwell Advance to State Golf Tournament

Hunter Cardwell and Trevor Jenkins

The All A Regional Golf Tournament was held Thursday morning at Hidden Valley Golf Course.  The top team and the top two individuals will move on to the state tournament September 8th. 

Emily Wallace

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Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Blue Water Trails

Green River, Mammoth Cave National Park

FRANKFORT, Ky. - The rolling Pennyroyal country south of the Green River looks like a pockmarked World War I battlefield from the air. Those pockmarks aren't from artillery shells impacting the ground; they come from a combination of rainfall, porous limestone and time.

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