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Taylor Miller and Troop 208 dedicated the new state of the art flag pole on Saturday, November 2, at the Fourth District Volunteer Fire Department in Jetson as part of the official kick-off for the Community Festival.

The Butler County Board of Education met in regular session on Tuesday, Oct. 22, at North Butler Elementary School.

The meeting began with special recognitions and presentations.

Suspects charged with multiple fish and wildlife violations

It is once again time to recognize all of our veterans for their service to the United States of America with the 34^th annual Veterans Breakfast. This year the Butler County Chapter NSDAR has chosen to recognize father and son, Mr.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post 5837 is honoring Bill Childress as its Veteran of the Year for 2019.

Third quarter checks have been issued for the Morgantown Bank & Trust Spirit Card Program and several local organizations have benefited financially.

Morgantown Bank & Trust Co. announces the retirement of Mr. R. Forest Taylor.  Mr. Taylor was appointed to the Bank’s Board of Directors in 1974 where he has served for 45 years. In April of 2004 Mr. Taylor was appointed Chairman of the Board and maintained this position till retirement. Mr. Taylor married Zora Evans in 1949. Both were lifelong residents of the Banock community of Butler County where they continue to reside today.  After their marriage Mr.

The Butler County Rural Development held its annual meeting on October 26th, 2019 at the Butler County Extension office. This is a time for the five rural development clubs, Gilstrap, Provo, Little Muddy, Big Bend, and Reedyville, across the county to meet, discuss, and celebrate what has happened over the past year. 

As Halloween is creeping around the corner, TopCashback.com, the USA’s most generous cashback site, is sharing their spooky survey results and found that 85 percent of Americans plan on celebrating Halloween this year with 71 percent stocking up on sweets by buying more candy than they need

FRANKFORT - The Kentucky State Police and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency are partnering on Saturday, Oct. 26 to encourage the state's residents to remove potentially dangerous medicines from their homes and dispose of them safely.