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Anyone applying pesticides to their farm needs to be a certified private pesticide applicator.  You may become a certified private applicator or be recertified by attending one of three upcoming trainings offered free of charge at the Butler County Extension Office.  The trainings are on the following dates and times:

Misty is having a Baby Boy.Please join us on Saturday, February 22, 2014 at 2:00pm to celebrate the upcoming arrival of Kipton Drew Gabbard at Morgantown Community Church.  For questions contact Brandi Elms 270 999-4487 or Lauren Tarrence 270991-6515. 

We have one small request that won't be too hard, bring Kipton a book instead of a card.

Misty and Andrew are registered at Babies R Us

 This handsome guy needs a good home. He is a friendly fellow and has a bob tail! For more information please call the Butler County Animal Shelter at 526-2694

Don't turn your nose to Fido's or Fluffy's bad breath! That odor might signify a serious health risk, with the potential to damage not only your pet's teeth and gums but its internal organs as well.
To address the significance of oral health care for pets, the AVMA and several veterinary groups are sponsoring National Pet Dental Health Month in February.
Click on the links below to learn more about National Pet Dental Health Month, and how you can improve the dental (and overall) health of your pets.
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Curious George Fun Day was a one day program held at Butler County High School. Second and third graders were invited to attend and experience a day of fun and reading. The children received a t-shirt and the book Curious George Takes a Job Throughout the day children had the opportunity to paint, decorate cookies, make skits, watch a Curious George film and have free play time. The children were also served breakfast and lunch. FCCLA members Allison Kurfiss, Bailey Hunt and Rachel Johnson coordinated the event.

Four generations of Hutcheson men got together last summer for a family photo.  It was taken in July at Toy Springs Farm at Quality when Marine son Brian and his family were in for a visit.
Left to right are Brian of Jacksonville, NC and son Andrew, Nick of Bowling Green holding his son Gavyn, John of Bowling Green with Andrew's twin Silas, and Charles Hutcheson of Morgantown.
 

Today, multivitamins and minerals marketing campaigns claiming to improve your health and reduce your risk of chronic disease constantly bombarded us. Just look around your supermarket. Chances are, multivitamins and mineral supplements have their own section.

Starting Monday, January 27^th at 7:15 pm the Boys and Girls Club will be starting a new program, “Boys Night at the Club.”  This is for boys in middle and high school.  This program is free and will be held on Monday and Thursday nights for six weeks.  Activities include basketball, music, and a thirty minute Smart Teens Class.  A good meal will be provided.  Applic

Friday, February 7th is a busy day at BCHS. BCHS will host Edmonson Co for double header district games. It is Homecoming and Pink Out night as well. The Project Prom Committee is also having a Silent Auction Bake Sale beginning at 6pm and concluding at the end of half time of the second game. Suggested items include cake, pie, batch of cookies, candies, breads, etc. Items need to be packaged or covered, but visible if possible. Items can be brought to the BCHS front office during school hours or to the gym entrance at 5:30pm.

You're invited to a baby shower honoring

Stephanie Reedy & Cody Hudnall

Saturday, February 1st, 3:30 in the afternoon

Educational Complex

Veterans Way, Morgantown, Kentucky

RSVP to 270 934-3113 by January 25th

Stephanie is registered ay Babies "R" Us