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Monticello Baptist Church was organized in 1805.  In those days, it was called Midway.  The name was then changed to Point Pleasant before its present incarnation, Monticello Baptist Church.

Children of the Butler County Boys and Girls Club have received multiple meals to finish out the summer from several local businesses and individuals.

Sponsors of the club were able to choose a meal from a restaurant of their choice to provide to the children for breakfast or lunch.

Come see us at Butler County Skills U if you need assistance with any of the following:

Earn GED diploma

Prepare for college/training

Earn job-related certifications

Increase employability skills

.The 13^th annual Tractor Show took place on August 2 and 3 and was hosted by the Butler County Antique Engine and Tractor Club.  A tractor and engine show as well as a parade took place. Tractor games, raffles and a kids pedal pull also took place at the event. 

The week of July 29 – August 4 presented in photos:

The annual Back to School Bash was held at the Charles Black City Park on Tuesday, July 30 and provided school supplies to 468 Butler County children.

Proverbs 31 is a scripture that Tabby Daugherty lives her life by; so much that she named her store "P31" with the scripture in mind. This Bible verse comes from an oracle that King Lemuel’s mother taught him. The verse discusses the strength and power of women.

The application period for the County Agricultural Investment Program (CAIP) will begin on Thursday, August 15th and end on Monday, September 16th.  There are a wide variety of items and practices eligible for cost share – whether you have an interest in crops, livestock, or more diverse operations such as honey bees or horticulture/greenhouse crops. If you have a question about what is eligible to cost share, all

Brand new shoes are now on the feet of 77 Butler County children thanks to the Happy Feet Equals Learning Feet program.

Mowing Your Kentucky Lawn 

Submitted By: Greg Drake II, County Extension Agent for Agriculture and Natural Resources

Hundreds of children and their families lined up at the Charles Black City Park on Tuesday, July 29 to receive school supplies and items to help prepare them for the upcoming school year.