Beech Tree News Network

The first annual Get Fit With Heather 5K Run/Walk was held on Saturday, October 14th.  The event was held to raise money for the Fitness Center located at the Butler County Development Center and ran by Heather Keown. 
" We want to have more equipment and weights to offer our clients," said Keown. 

Keown offers a variety of classes. 

North Butler Elementary School PTO wants to say a BIG thank you to all that donated toward our fall festival this year. It truly is the small businesses in our county that made our festival so successful.

 Jones Funeral Chapel

Jeff Jennings campaign for County Judge

JT Wheel & Tire

 Tiffany's Tanning

 Bruce White campaign for County Judge

 WRECC

 Osei Thomas Elite Detailing 

 Parkway Tires

 First Nails

 Butler County Banner

 Heritage Animal

 Delta

 Melissa Cardwell Circuit Clerk

The faculty and staff of Butler County Middle School would like to wish Assistant Superintendent Tuck, Superintendent Howard, Mr. Freeman, and Mr. Donaldson a Happy Boss’s Day!

Morgantown Elementary has returned to Fantastic Friday to celebrate the Leader In Me recipents.  Congratulations to all the students and classes.

Classroom Leaders of the Week:

Ariannah Rife

Bradley Deweese

Isaiah Neblina

Kholden Whitsell

Carme Mendoza

Raylynn Nicewinter

Oakley Daugherty

Alisson Molina Gonzalez

Sarah Resendiz Cruz

Kiptyn Carter

Clayton Cardwell

Koda King

Noah Womack

Brinlee Phelps

Kendall Raymer

Ava Wilson

Taylor Smith

GATLINBURG — No matter how often we come to Sevierville-Pigeon Forge-Gatlinburg, one thing never changes — there is always something new.

Line Dance-Mondays from 5-7pm. Free. Held at the Education Complex.

The Sewing Class of Morgantown First Baptist Church and the Clara Lee Circle sent 50 pillowcase dresses and 30 pairs of shorts and shirts for children to the Houston, Texas WMU to use for children in that area.

Kent Moore talked to the Mission Groups at Morgantown First Baptist Church during their mission start-up.  Moore spoke about his trip to China which he took with members of the Owensboro First Baptist Church.  The group spent two weeks with the Chinese people of southeast China. There were approximately 75 in attendance at the mission start-up.  Kent's wife Danya Martin Moore and sons, Samuel Kent, Foster, and Archer were also in attendance.