Beech Tree News Network

Exactly six years ago to August 7, 2016, Living Proof performed at Monticello Baptist Church's homecoming. This past Sunday, Monticello Baptist Church celebrated its homecoming. Monticello Baptist Church is in its 217th year.

Gospel group Living Proof returned to bring the Word via song.

              It’s pecan fundraising time for the Butler County Homemakers!  Homemakers are taking orders for the FRESH 2022 crop of Schermer pecans, either pieces, halves or chocolate halves, through October 14th.

For the last several months I have been interviewing several artists living in Butler County. While I can snap photographs of their pieces, it ultimately does no justice to see the works of art in person.

Smith Funeral Home would like to introduce the newest staff member, Ms. Trinity Plunk. Ms. Plunk's employment began in December of 2021, and her apprenticeship started in April of this year. This young lady has a lifelong passion for serving her community. Therefore, she chose to attend school and earn her Associates in Mortuary Sciences, allowing her to be a Funeral Director and Embalmer.

North Butler Elementary has released their classroom rosters for 2022-2023.

Morgantown Elementary has released their 2022-2023 classroom rosters.

CLICK HERE Copy of MES Class Rosters 22-23.pdf

Boys and Girls Club of Butler County’s mission is to inspire and empower young people by offering meaningful opportunities that will enhance the quality of life for youth, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens. “Whatever it takes to create access and opportunities for all.”

On July 19, 2022 the Butler County Republican Party held their meeting at Kuntry Kitchen.  Rebecca Raymer, candidate for House of Representatives, was in attendance and presented with a $1,000 check to assist her campaign.

"I am so grateful and absolutely humbled that the Butler County Republican Party of Kentucky surprised me with this donation tonight," expressed Raymer.  She also thanked Chairman Osei Thomas for proposing the donation, Judge Tim Flener for making the motion, and all the members for making the unanimous vote.  

Hello BCS Families! Below you will find useful information regarding your student's meals, breakfast and lunch menus, and meal accounts.  

1. Breakfast and Lunch meals are FREE for all Butler County students! For students to receive a free breakfast and lunch, he/she must take a full, complete meal. This is made possible through the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP). Please encourage your student to eat for free with us everyday in order to us to sustain this program!

The Morgantown-Butler County Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting at the Butler County Senior Center on Friday, July 15. Manager Wanda Nevins welcomed everyone to the 104 North Warren Street location (basement of the Butler County Health Department).