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John Matthew Parrish, a fourth grade student at North Butler Elementary, was honorary Judge for the Day on January 14. 

Red Cross calls for blood donors as unique as the patients they help.

In honor of Black History Month this February, and in the spirit of Dr. Charles Drew, an African-American surgeon who was the first medical director of the American Red Cross and a modern blood-banking pioneer, eligible donors as diverse as the patients who need their blood donations are encouraged to give blood to ensure a sufficient blood supply.

First Baptist Church would like to welcome Mark Mudd and Family to sing January 25, at 6:00 pm.  Everyone is welcome, and we encourage you to join us for a night of singing and worshipping.  Pastor Greg Wallace

On June 25, 2014 God blessed Jeff and Shayla Forgy with the greatest gift you can have; a child. Little did they know at the time of her birth, that their daughter, Lexi Jewell (aka, Baby Lexi) would become so incredibly loved and such a blessing to everyone that knows (or knows of) her and her parents.

A project-based study on biomes in Mr. Frazier's 7th grade science classes in collaboration with inquiry and technology assistance with Mrs. Cardwell in the media center resulted in an exhibit of student work where 7th graders presented to several visiting MES science classes. 

Poster Painting: Caden Ferrel

Poster Drawing: Tyler Beesley

Diorama: Victoria Vitek

Students enrolled in the Automotive Technology program recently took and passed the Automotive Service of Excellence Exams for the Fall 2014 semester. ASE Student exams are given to senior students who have just completed the Two year automotive program offered by Butler County Area Technology Center. Instructor Randal Collins said these tests are a good way to gauge the student’s abilities and skill it takes to get and retain an entry level position in the Automotive Repair field.

Train Dirty Fitness Bootcamp is a 60-minute workout for all levels and abilities. Experience this total body workout that utilizes resistance training and cardio conditioning to help you attain and maintain the physique you have always wanted. Plus, it’s FUN, doable, and extremely effective.

    The 8 week session will begin on February 3rd, 2015 at the Community Education Building from 10-11am. The cost for this 8 week session will be $45, but the first 10 people to sign up and pay will be given a $25 discount.

Learn how to design your own custom coaster with Alcohol Ink with Kenna Martin on February 4th, 2015 10:00 am at The Butler County Extension Office.     This class is open to the public and free of charge.  Please call The Butler County Extension office at 270-526-3767 to register.  For more information, contact the Butler Cooperative Extension Service at 112 E GL Smith Street, Morgantown or call 270-526-3767.

    Educational programs of the Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service serve all people regardless of race, color, age, sex, religion, disability, or national origin. 

Schools Receiving Most ‘People’s Choice’ Votes Will Win $8,000 Each---

Butler County Middle School has entered a $200,000 national education contest hoping for a chance at one of the 13 prizes that will be awarded to recognize the best in K-12 innovation. In addition to completing an online application for the fourth annual Follett Challenge, BCMS also submitted a short video to promote its innovative program that teaches students the 21st century skills they need to be prepared for life.

There will be a shower honoring Marybeth and Derrick Hunt and Baby Caitlin on Sunday, January 18th from 3-5 p.m. at the Butler Co. High School Commons Area. All friends and family are invited to attend. Marybeth is registered at Target and Babies R Us.