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North Butler Elementary students have shared their letters to Santa with Beech Tree News.  We thought Santa's helpers would like a sneak peak. 

Kindergarten

Mrs. Cindy’s Class

Dear Santa,

Mrs. Brandie's Class at the OWL Academy have shared their letters to Santa with Beech Tree News. We thought Santa's helpers may want a sneak peak.

Dear Santa, 

I’ve been good this year. I want a new baby doll, CocoMelon stuff, and Peppa Pig stuff.

Love, Kalie Henderson

Dear Santa,

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Last Saturday, December 11, 2021, held the 18^th Annual Quality Christmas Parade “Holiday Heros.”  Although it was a cold day, there were many individuals in attendance as emcee Roger Tanner started the parade.

What is alcoholism?  It is a chronic disease characterized by uncontrolled drinking due to both a physical and emotional dependence on alcohol.  Although the condition can be cured, there are treatments that can help.  Signs of alcoholism for an individual include problems controlling drinking, continuing to use alcohol even if it causes problems, or withdrawal symptoms when they rapidly decrease or stop drinking. 

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.

Kindergarten

Mrs. Baker’s Class

Dear Santa,

In an unassuming home on Brownsville Road, you will find one of the most extensive collections of Santas I have ever seen. You are instantly greeted by a Christmas wonderland when you enter the home. Santas adorn the living room, the mantle, the tree, and even the table settings are Santa themed right down to every detail, including the napkin rings.

During the holidays, our attention often goes to how we can help others and give back to our communities. Kentucky 4-H youth practice this caring attitude throughout the year.   

By participating in 4-H, members learn ways to become engaged citizens in their communities with the hope that they become future local leaders and decision makers. One way 4-H encourages youth develop compassion and local pride is through community service. 

The winter months are a great time to catch up on much needed family time. Yes, it’s cold. No, you cannot get outdoors as much, but around your home you have plenty of indoor activities to do with your children that can create a meaningful family experience and lots of wonderful memories. 

Friday night, December 3, 2021 will be a night to remember for many children. Not only did they get to see Santa (Ryan Emmick and his vintage truck), The Grinch (Jimmy Felty), Cindy Loo Who (Donna Annis), and Mrs. Claus (Amy Smith) and take pictures as well, they got to enjoy many events of the holiday.