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Zumba Classes set to begin

Beginning January 8 we will be offering a New Zumba Class at the Butler County Middle School Cafeteria, two days a week.

Time: 5pm to 6 pm

Fee: $5.00

Dress comfortably

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Thank You

We ( Dr. Hammad and staff) want to thank our wonderful patients for all of our sweet treats and gifts this week.
Ann Howard, Aunt Kay’s, Gist Goodall, Dorthy Porter, Mage Phelps, and Thelma Kessinger have gifted us with goodies and lunch for Christmas.

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NBES Santa Letters

North Butler  Elementary students have been writing letters to Santa and have shared them with Beech Tree News.  We thought Santa's helpers may want a sneak peak.

Head Start- Valarie Brown

 Dear Santa, I want a dinosaur and a tablet for Christmas.

Thank you,

King

 

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Green River Museum: Kitchen Restoration In Progress

On Sunday, the Green River Museum offered those in attendance a first look at the kitchen restoration in the 1913 Superintendent's House. The project is still in process. According to Tommy Hines, Chad Doughty found the actual blueprints of the house so the kitchen could be returned to the original build. Tom Zint and Coty Embry completed the carpentry work, Patricia Chapman made the curtains, and Jason Elms did the electrical work.  

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MES Santa Letters

Morgantown Elementary students have been writing letters to Santa and have shared them with Beech Tree News.  We thought Santa's helpers may want a sneak peak.

Preschool

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Butler Co. Head Start and OWL Academy Santa Letter

Butler County Head Start and OWL Academby have been writing letters to Santa and have shared them with Beech Tree News.  We thought Santa's helpers may want a sneak peak.  

OWL Academy - Ms.Brandie’s Class 

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Butler County students Dexter Taylor and Mason Kirby featured in KY Farm Bureau's “Science in Agriculture” exhibit

  Mary Jayne Cannon of the Kentucky Farm Bureau State Women’s Committee presents Dexter Taylor and Mason Kirby an award of recognition for participation in the 2023 Science in Agriculture program.

Louisville, KY (November 30, 2023) – Butler County students Dexter Taylor and Mason Kirby were among the 9 students selected from across the state to display their agriculture science projects at this week’s Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) annual meeting in Louisville.

Taylor and Kirby, seventh-grade students at Oak Ridge Christian Academy, displayed their experiment “Protecting Our Harvest” which explored the best method for preventing mold damage to corn once it enters a grain bin.    

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Local Family Child Care Earns 5-STAR Rating in KY ALL STARS Child Care Quality Rating System

Lisa Lee, owner, director, and teacher of Lee’s Family Daycare, in Morgantown, KY has continued to maintain a high-quality early childhood setting in Butler County!  Lisa Lee received notice November 30, 2023, that she has once again met and exceeded the state’s criteria necessary to be rated as a 5-STAR early childhood setting!  According to data provided by the Family Child Care Network of KY at WKU Lisa Lee is the only certified Family Child Care Home in Butler County, and her home is one of two 5-STAR rated Certified Family Child Care Homes in Kentucky.

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Belmont Christian Academy's Honor Roll

Belmont Christian Academy recently released their honor roll for the first quarter.

 

Middle School: Sister Ashlee's Class

Madilynn House

Kohen Scott

Wyatt Sancartier

Amelia Henry

Avery Brown

 

High School : Sister Trish's Class

Maddie Embry

Shane Burden

Claire Coleman

Zian Scott

Samuel Morris

Lathan Coleman

Sophie West

 

First & Second Grade: Sister Penny's Class

Tanner Alexander

Bo Inman

Josiah Williams

Hattie Mae Clark

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Radio Auction nets over $13K for Boys & Girls Club

The Annual Boys & Girls Club's Radio Auction hit the airwaves on Saturday, November 18, in the lobby of Morgantown Bank & Trust. Bruce White and Jason Jones kicked things off on WLBQ 101.5 FM at 8:00 a.m. and the phones started ringing. By the end of the auction, the total raised was $13,500.

The money will be used for the day-to-day operations of the local club.

"We want to thank everyone who donated items, worked the auction and called in bids. The community response has been overwhelming," said Amanda White, Boys & Girls Club Director.

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