Beech Tree News Network

Submitted By: Greg Drake II, County Extension Agent for Agriculture and Natural Resources

Class of 1973

Butler County is home to a Best In Show winner at the Kentucky State Fair. Stacy Goodman Woosley's Cathedral Window Pillow was awarded Best In Show for Household Items.

"It has really been a fun experience. Next year find a category for you and enter the state fair! What a great piece of Americana," said Woosley.

Woosley also took first place for her Squash Relish.

Pageant season is proving to be a success for Butler County ladies this year. There are currently ten ladies competing at the state level in October 2023 and January 2024. 

There are three Miss contestants, four Teens, two Preteen, and one from Little Miss & Mr.

Miss Contestants

Growing Our Future Together!!! 

Morgantown Elementary School 2023-24 Classroom Rosters.

If you have a student that will be attending Morgantown Elementary School for the 2023-2024 school year and you do not see them listed, please contact the school by messaging the Facebook page or by emailing [email protected]. 

CLICK here for classroom rosters MES Class Rosters 23-24 (1).pdf

North Butler Elementary Classroom Rosters

Click here for Pre-School 23-24 NBES PreK Published Rosters.pdf

Click here for Kindergarten 23-24 NBES Kindergarten Published Rosters.pdf

Click here for First Grade 23-24 NBES 1st Grade Published Rosters.pdf

FRYSC Empowers Families 

Butler County Family Resource Centers can be found within Morgantown and North Butler Elementary schools.  The school based service centers are placed in the schools to serve the needs of students, families and the community.  Butler County FRC staff are better known for some of the important programs they offer:

For the 2023-2024 School Year, we are expecting two new bus deliveries during late fall/early winter.  This will lead to an adjustment of bus numbers during the year.  We will communicate these changes when we receive the new buses and ensure that our parents, families, students, and schools know before the changes are made.  

Are you 100% sure your cooling system will make it through another summer? HERE’S A WAY TO ELIMINATE THE RISK…

Since my business depends on the weather, we pay lots of attention to weather predictions. I’m no alarmist, but this summer is being widely reported to have far higher than normal temperatures.

So cooling systems that “got by” last season are likely doomed. And we get the bulk of our calls when systems are straining the hardest to keep up with the heat. These breakdowns often occur on THE hottest days. Believe me, this isn’t good or bad luck; it’s fact.