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The Butler County High School Band Boosters will be hosting a Holiday Extravaganza on Saturday, November 19th from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm at the Butler County High School Gymnasium.   It will be a full day of food, fun, shopping, and entertainment!  All Proceeds from the Day will go directly to the BCHS Band.
This event offers opportunities to shop from local vendors selling gifts, clothing, food, crafts, quilts, jams and jellies, Christmas decor, and some favorite brands including Tupperware, LulaRoe, Matilda Jane and more!

 Monsanto Fund’s America’s Farmers Grow Communities Program provides opportunity for farmers to make a difference in rural communities.

On Friday, October 21st, fall was in full swing as students, their families, and several others from the community came to support Morgantown Elementary School at their annual fall festival. Since 1970 MES has hosted this event in an effort to raise funds for various needs throughout their school.  This year all proceeds went to buy new computers. 

It is once again that time of year when we take time out to celebrate the service of the many men and women who have served valiantly in our military, our veterans. The Butler County Chapter NSDAR will sponsor the annual Veteran’s Breakfast on Saturday, November 5 at 9:00 AM in the Butler County High School commons area. All veterans are invited to come out and enjoy a breakfast in their honor. Each year the chapter selects a Veteran of the Year to receive special recognition, this year that person is James B. Cartwright. Mr. Cartwright writes:
 

Green River School teachers and staff celebrated Bosses Day last week. We would like to recognize Ben Annis, principal at the River, for his extensive dedication to students and staff and also for his love and concern for people in general.  Mr. Annis is always one step ahead of the game, thus taking undue pressure off of his staff so that his teachers can focus on educating students.  Green River teachers and staff would like to extend their appreciation for Mr. Annis for his work at GRYDC.

Donate package of new underpants @ the library to help local kids.

Monday, Oct. 24th Red Ribbon Day
Synergize!  Together is better! We ALL wear RED to support Red Ribbon Week.

Tuesday, Oct. 25th Put a Cap on Drugs
Put First Things First and stay drug free!  Work before play. Students may wear their favorite career theme hat.

Wednesday, Oct. 26th It’s My Dream to be Drug Free
Sharpen the Saw! Take care of your body, exercise, eat right, get plenty of sleep and stay drug free!  Wear your favorite PAJAMAS today .

Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a Judicious Use Guidance For Industry regarding the appropriate use of antibiotics in feed.  There are essentially two important principles that will change the way all livestock producers will obtain feeds containing antibiotics.  The first principle limits “medically important antimicrobial drugs” to uses in animals that are considered “necessary for assuring animal health”.  These uses include the treatment, control, and prevention of disease but do not include improved weight gain or feed efficiency.  The second principle states that the use

Everyone is invited to Morgantown Community Church for FALL FESTIVAL on Saturday, October 29th, 2016!  Bring your pretty princesses and scary monsters to Trunk-or-Treat and grab some goodies.  If your costume is worthy, you may even win a prize!

The Butler County High School Baseball Boosters will host a Turkey Trot on Saturday, November 5, 2016 at 8:00 am starting at Butler County Middle School. 

7:15am -Race Day Registration Begins

8:00am - 5K Runs Begins with Awards Ceremony to Follow

$10 students K- 12

$15 adults

$30 Family rate ( 1 or 2 parents + children)

ONLY REGISTRATIONS RECEIVED BY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER  WILL BE GUARANTEED A T-SHIRT

cLICK HERE FOR ENTRY FORM: turkey trot.pdf