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Kathy Lawrence, Butler County Public Library Children's Librarian, dropped off almost 200 pairs of underpants for Butler County Public school students today!  The Butler County Public Library will still accept donations of new packages of underwear through January.  The library will remove late fines on the donors account for donations made to the Captain Underpants Campaign!

CCD classes were began this fall at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Morgantown. Even though Holy Trinity is a small parish nestled in Morgantown, it is growing and has been blessed with so many Hispanic children. This allows the church to have four CCD classes this year with ages from 7 to 18-years old. The students, who are working toward the Sacraments, are filled with enthusiasm of learning and socializing every Saturday morning.

Butler County Knitters and Crocheters - I look forward to the New Year with the reassurances of faith, hope and love.

The Robin Mosher story of Volunteerism - I had the privilege of meeting with a dear sweet friend of mine, Robin Mosher, and have a heart to heart conversation about her volunteer work. I met Robin while working in Bowling Green, and I immediately fell in love with her heart. She has such a sweet, kind, caring soul and I wanted to be able to share that with everyone and bring attention to volunteer work, and why it's so important and why it's such a passion of Robin's.

Morgantown Elementary celebrated their Classroom Leaders of the Week on Friday. Congratulations to all the students.

Classroom Leaders of the Week
Celso Lopez Gomez

Saliya Shepard

Audrey Green

Henry House

Rylun Blair

Elijah Barrow

Alex Tomas

Keilyn Close

Chandler Tinsley

Jackson Graham

Sydney Young

Reynaldo Paiz

Layla Adams

Landon Forbes

Mason West

Jadyeen Dockery

Jesus Francisco

Landon Clark

Lilly Cardwell

First Baptist Church will have a Baby Shower for Bryan and Kayla Fulton on Sunday, January 14^th at the First Baptist Fellowship Hall from 2:00pm to 3:30 pm.

Morgantown, Ky., January 12, 2018 – If the idea of eating nutritious food seems expensive and difficult, it may be surprising to learn it can be affordable and simple to live a healthy lifestyle.
The University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service makes the healthy choice the easy-and-affordable choice for Kentuckians. Through the Nutrition Education Program’s Healthy Choices for Every Body series, participants focus on building a healthier plate, preparing easy meals that taste great and saving money on groceries.

Do you believe in angels on earth? After you read this story, I hope it either makes you believe stronger, or convinces you there are, without a doubt, angels here on earth.