Beech Tree News Network

Oak Ridge Christian Academy will be hosting a 30 year Celebration on Saturday, August 1 at 5:00.

North Butler Elementary Kindergarten Early Literacy Camp
 
Monday, July 20th - Thursday July 23rd
 
Please have your incoming Kindergartner at the school around 7:45.  We will meet in gym before dismissing the students to their locations for instruction.  Instruction starts at 8 am each day and parents will be asked to be back at the school at 10:00 am to pick up their child.  The students will need no supplies with them for the camp.  Thank you for helping us getting off to a positive start for the 2015-16 school year.
 

K Kamp at Morgantown Elementary is a great way to kick off your child’s successful 2015-16 school year.  Morgantown Elementary is ready to help your child have a great kindergarten experience. 
Our goal is to work with you to make that happen.
Our K Kamp nights will give you the resources to get your child kindergarten ready:

 - Thursday, July 16th 5:30-6:45 Numbers & More

 - Thursday, July 30th 5:30-6:45 Inside One Day at MES

Please park in the back of the school and enter through the library, signs will be posted.

Tim and Angie Burden, of Morgantown, Jeff and Marsha Blevins, of Glasgow, and Bobby and Betty Gentry, of Mt. Hermon are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their children, Emily Burden and Wes Gentry.   Emily is a graduate of Butler County High School and Western Kentucky University with degrees in History and Sociology.  Wes is a graduate of Glasgow High School and Lindsey Wilson College with degrees in Counseling and Human Services and Christian Ministry.  Emily is employed at LifeSkills Inc. in Bowling Green, KY as a CDO support broker.

Our family is very pleased to share being blessed with five generations.  Juanita Wingfield Neighbors (great-great-grandmother), Brenda Neighbors Thompson (great-grandmother), Jim Thompson (grandfather), Courtney Thompson Riley (mother), and our fifth generation blessing, Lincoln McLean Riley.

One of the Green River Catfish Festival's top events lived up to its billing on Saturday, July 4, at the annual terrapin race.  The event featured 150 terrapins competing in 15 "heat" races with an overall championship round consisting of each "heat" race winner.  When the dust settled, it was Shelby Gwathney's terrapin #100 that took the top prize of $25; Riley Dockery finished second with terrapin #19 and won $15; Briar Griffin's terrapin #36 took third place and won $10.

Butler County High School Class of 1970
Class reunion October 17th from 4pm-9pm
Eva Hawes Building in Morgantown
Please send 10.00 per person for catered dinner to:
Janeen Taylor
873 Morning Sun Court
Las Vegas, NV 89110

Invitations have been sent, if you have not received yours, then we need your address.Call Doug or Sharon  at 270-526-5430; Iris Truelove at 270-999-2410
Hope to see you all there!

The final night of the Green River Catfish Festival Beauty Pageants was held on Friday, July 3rd at the Butler County High School.  Miss Butler County Fair is an open pageant with the winners going to state competition in September. 

I am a very handsome Beagle who is exceptionally sweet. I'm a little shy. I have beautiful green eyes!

Call 270 526-2694 to adopt Me!

The second night of the Green River Catfish Festival Beauty Pageants combined two pageants.  The boys and girls 0-23 months and 2-7 year old girls competed on Thursday night before a packed housed at Butler County High School.