Beech Tree News Network

State Farm Agent Baker Gardner and staff sponsored a Strapped for Cash Event. Basically, they recognized students for wearing their seat belts. Every student that was wearing their seat belt received cash, t-shirts, or breakfast. This event was to raise seat belt awareness before Prom on the Butler County High School campus.

Are you interested in learning how to make a crocheted rag rug?  If so, join us for our upcoming Rag Rug Workshop being held on Monday, May 23rd at the Butler County Extension Service at 9 a.m.  Julia Wilson, Edmonson County FCS/4-H Extension Agent, will be teaching the workshop and sharing all the tips and techniques in making this rug.  As a plus, you’ll make your own rug while you’re here!

Need a gift for Mother’s Day or just a day to yourself? 

The faculty and staff of Butler County Middle School want to thank Amy Flener, Byra Meredith, and Angie Burden for all they do for our school. Happy Secretary's Day!

STLP students from Butler County Middle School attended the State Championship in Lexington on Friday.

 Winners included:

·       Hezekiah Pendley won 2nd place for Storytelling. 
·       Olivia Austin, Jessica Raeuchle, and Raeleigh Parrish placed in the top 50 for their Animal Abuse Awareness Showcase Project.

The Eastern Kentucky University Baseball Team had dinner on Thursday night in Huntsville, Kentucky, at the home of Jerry and Mary Fleming.

The Colonels were on their way to Austin Peay for a weekend series. Caleb Johnson, a pitcher for EKU, is the son of Todd and Julie (Fleming) Johnson, and the grandson of Mary and Jerry Fleming and Diddle and Sandy Johnson.  Aunts Becki Flener and Diane Lawrence assisted with the meal.

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

Leaders of the Week – Week of April 18th

 Alivia Baker

Trenton Butler

Wrangler Fugate

Braxton Woolridge

Eulalia Mendoza Alonzo

Claira Boone

Kaitlyn Coots

Ellie Embry

Ethan Arnold

Nathaniel Stewart

Kayden Moore

Karrington Hunt

Butler County High School students got a taste of what may lay ahead in their future during Thursday morning’s BCHS Career Day Event.