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"Boy Scout Troop 208 Community Service Project"

Well it's time to do some retiring of American Flags that have been torn or tethered around our community. The Boy Scout Troop of Butler County would love to help with this matter. Please contact Boy Scout Troop 208 if you have an American Flag that needs to be retired properly. Our Boy Scouts want to do this as a community service for Butler County. They have been taught how to retire the flags properly and will do it with the highest respect. We are willing to come out to your location and lower the flag down properly.

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First Day of Spring Hits Morgantown

The city park was teeming with activity on Thursday, March 20th. The community came out and enjoyed the lovely first day of spring that followed a cold, unforgiving winter.  

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Wedding Shower for Brandy Flener and Stuart Cook

Please join us for a wedding shower honoring Brandy Flener and Stuart Cook.  The wedding shower will be held at Aberdeen Baptist Church Sunday April, 13 from 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.  Everyone is invited to attend.

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Phelps Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary

EJ and Donna Phelps' 50th wedding anniversary is March 26, 2014. There will be a celebration for them on March 29, 2014, 3:00pm at New Midway Baptist Church.  We would like to invite all friends and family to join us in the celebration of this special occassion.

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Reedyville RD Meeting

The Reedyville Rural Development Club will meet on March 25, 2014 at the club house on Hwy 185.  Potluck dinner will start at 7:00pm. The two candidates for Butler County Sheriff, Bobby Hooten and Scottie Ward will speak. Also Sherry Johnson who is running for Butler County Clerk will also speak.. Everyone is welcomed. For more information contact Melvin Bowles at 270 589-8975

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Clean Your Way To A Healthier You

Many of us would love to work more physical activity into our schedules but between responsibilities at work and home, it can be hard to squeeze it in. The 30 minutes of physical activity most days of the week most health and wellness experts recommend may seem impossible.

Not helping matters are the short days and cold weather associated with winter. Fortunately, spring is upon us and with that comes longer days and warmer weather to encourage more outdoor physical activity. 

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Thank You from Girl Scout Troop 325

Girl Scout Troop # 325 from North Butler Elementary School would like to thank everyone that bought cookies to our skating party.  We really enjoyed the party.
Thank You
Troop leader Melissa Renfrow and co-leader  Susan Decker

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BCPL Bookmobile

Bookmoible Schedule-Butler County Public Library
270-526-4722

Mon. March 17:  Roundhill Route,Brownsville Road, Dywer Road, Jones Road, Region Road.
Tues. March 18: Jetson Love-Lee Road, Taylor Cemetery Road, Bluett Coy Road, Logan Hunt Road
Wed. March 19:  Dexterville-Banock Route Dexterville-Banock Road, Possum Hollow Road, White Ridge Road, Oak Ridge Road, Northland Circle.
Thur. March 20: Fifth Dist. Route Neafus Road, HWY 79, Good News Community Center, County Road.

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Rich qualified for the National Geographic Society's KY Geographic Bee

BCMS Principal Robert Tuck, Alex Rich, and Rebecca Mudd, BCMS Teacher

Alex Rich, 7th-grade BCMS student and son of Cathy and Don Rich, has qualified for the National Geographic Society's 2014 Kentucky Geographic Bee to be held Friday, April 4 at the Carroll Knicely Center on WKU's South Campus.  Alex will compete with 99 other Kentucky middle-level school champions for a $100 prize, the "Complete National Geographic on DVD", and a trip to Washington, D.C. to represent the Commonwealth in the National Geographic Bee finals, May 19-21.

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Class of 1964 Fiftieth Reunion Planning Session

The Class of 1964 will meet Saturday March 22 at Morgantown City Hall (Lobby or Upstairs) at 1:00 P.M. to begin planning our 50th reunion for August 30 Labor Day Weekend. Please bring or send your Ideas to this meeting. We need a good turn out, so come reminiscence in the former Butler County Drug Store that many of us stopped by from time to time 50 years ago. For Info, Call 270-526-3451.
 

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