Beech Tree News Network

On October 14 and 15th, several Morgantown Elementary students experienced Kentucky history through a living history presentation at the 4th Annual Kentucky Folk Life Festival.  Students were able to personally view items from their history, listen to presentations, ask questions, and many times

    And that is just what they do, pardon the song pun. You may have noticed, after all the orange barrels were finally moved, that S. Main Street has an increase of foot traffic. This traffic can be attributed to the new addition of a little more than two miles of total sidewalk.

Few things say fall better than pumpkins. Whether you use them to cook, decorate or carve, chances are a pumpkin in some form or fashion will be a part of your seasonal celebrations. In fact, 80 percent of the U.S. pumpkin supply is available in October.

The faculty and staff of Butler County Middle School would like to wish a Happy Boss's Day to Principal Tim Freeman, Assistant Principal Pam Fazel, Superintendent Scott Howard, and Secondary Supervisor of Instruction Robert Tuck.