Beech Tree News Network

It has been known for years that tobacco is bad for your body. Why do people keep using it? 

GARAGE SALE at 866 Cool Springs Rd on Fri, May 5th from 8am to 2pm and Saturday, May 6th from 8am to noon; Rain or shine.The Thompson, Riley, Woodcock families. Mom is downsizing and the garage is filling fast so this is worth your time to stop by.

When James "Boss" Brooks contacted Chad and Robin Johnson about joining their team at Chad's Body Shop & Wrecker Service, LLC, it was an instant "Yes," according to the Johnsons.  Boss has been married to Tammy Brooks for 34 years and their son, Trenton Brooks, is well-known in the dirt track racing industry.  

Miss Jenna Phelps, a senior at Butler County High School is the recipient of the National Society Daughters of the Ame

Social media is very much a part of our culture, with most young people and adults regularly using the outlets to connect with their friends and family. When used appropriately, social media can be very positive. However, misuse can lead to serious consequences. For example, cyberbullying has increased with the popularity of social media. In some cases, thieves have used social media accounts to target their victims.

The Butler County Chapter of the NSDAR is proud to announce the winner of our 2023 Ermie Lee Martin Scholarship. Tobin Maxfield, daughter of Dave and Courtney Maxfield, has been selected to receive the Martin Scholarship. Tobin has been very active in a wide variety of activities in school, community and church. Tobin has maintained a 4.0 GPA  all while participating in 3 sports, band, Beta Club, Renaissance Club, coaching and refereeing JR. Pro Soccer, doing archery clinics for young archers and community outreach through her church.

On April 17, 2022, the Butler County Softball program and the broader community suffered a tremendous loss when former player Bayleigh Bron Alford, 19, was tragically killed in a car accident on Easter morning.

The Butler County Middle School Travel Club recently returned from a jam-packed spring break trip to New York City. The group of 29, 15 students grades 6-9, and 14 adults, flew to NYC on April 1^st and returned on April 4^th. Despite the short trip, the group shared many sights and experiences.

Butler County Drug Free Community Coalition, BC Drug Free, recently held an art contest for National Take Down Tobacco Day, which is March 31^st.  BC Drug Free partnered with local art teachers to ask students to create posters using the theme “stand up against jokers who gamble with your life.” There were many entries, and the winners were presented with a plaque and gift card.

 Tobacco/Nicotine and Vaping