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11.6.25 · Springfield Sun

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Speaker 1: We now turn to the Springfield Sun to bring you
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news from in and around Washington County. Your reader today
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is Amy Jones, Timmany. We begin with the edition dated Wednesday,
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November fifth, twenty twenty five. As a reminder, RADIOI is
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a reading service intended for people who are blind or
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have other disabilities that make it difficult to read printed material.
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New bookmobile and new look attracts library patrons. By Jane
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Reid Kline, November fifth, twenty twenty five. A new book
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Mobil hit the streets of Washington County in July. But
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the mobile library has a new look that the library
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brings books the communities across the country. Washington County Public
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Library or WGPO director Sean Whitacre said the new book
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moll Bill was ordered last January and arrived in early July.
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Whitaker said that once the selection of books was loaded
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and organized, the bookmall Bill made its maiden voyage on
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July twenty third. Last week, a special run rapp was
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put on the book Mobil, giving it a fresh, inviting look.
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The wrap was designed by Matt Anderson of Lexington and
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applied by Monster Color. Whydaker said that the library saved
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money from the taxes received to purchase the new Book Mobil. Quote.
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We are focused on utilizing our funds for the community
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for a better library and better services, he said. Ken
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Ward is wcpl's outreach coordinator, better known as the Bookmobil Librarian.
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He selects the books and they are or regularly updated quote,
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especially the children's books which are in high demand and
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of quote. He said. The new book Mobil is stocks
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with over five hundred and fifty books to choose from.
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The WCPO Bookmobil travels to Willisburg and Maxville, along with
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stops in Springfield at Stansbury's Care Center, Springfield Nursing and
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Rehab head Start in Mommy Lynn's Daycare. Ward said he
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has reached out to a couple of locations in Frederickstown
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about adding a stop there, but has received no response. Quote.
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I would love to have a stop in the Burg
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end of quote, he said. Ward said stops for the
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Bookmobile must have ample parking for both the Bookmobile and
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those visiting the mobile library. Driving around Springfield by Jane
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Reid Climbs, November fifth, twenty twenty five, Love Them or
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Hate Them? The three roundabouts on Highway five fifty five
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in Springfield are here to stay. Since the installation of
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the roundabouts, area residents have expressed a variety of opinions
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and thoughts on the subject. The one most often voiced,
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especially early on, was how much we quote hate them.
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Residents also voice concerns about the safety of the roundabouts.
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Those feelings were loudly voiced as the plane was being
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developed and local residents were envisioning small roundabouts like that
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at Saint Catherine, or chaotic, difficult to navigate ones like
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driving around the courthouse in Bardstown. The Springfield roundabouts and
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those being installed in Lebanon aren't either. They are large,
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one lane and easy to traverse as long as everyone
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knows the vehicle in the circle has the right of
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way and those entering the circle must field. Now, the
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sentiment is changing as drivers get more comfortable and familiar
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with driving the roundabouts. Some area residents have even requested
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additional roundabouts at other hazardous intersections. As to the safety factor,
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there is no question. Prior to the installation of the roundabouts,
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when those three intersections were controlled with traffic lights. Danny Crouch,
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director of the nine to one to one Dispatch Center,
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said the county averaged about one point five reports of
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injury accidents per month, along with several non injury accidents.
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In the first year following the installation of the first
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two roundabouts, there have been no injury accidents at those intersections.
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Crowds said there have been some minor, non injury fender benders,
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but even those have decreased as drivers are becoming more
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familiar with driving the roundabouts. Central Kentucky Community Action Council
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Incorporated start Early Headstart will remain open with a line
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of credit from local bank. By Jane Recline November fifth,
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twenty twenty five. Central Kentucky Community Action Headstart and the
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Early Headstart www dot cky hs Dorg serves four hundred
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children and families across six Kentucky counties, including Harden, LaRue, Marion, Mead, Nelson,
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and Washington. KYHS is a federally funded preschool program, and
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the funding for operations ends October thirty one, twenty twenty five.
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With the federal government currently shut down, there are no
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funds being awarded or released from the federal government for
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KYAHS to cover expenses. Beginning November one, twenty twenty five,
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at a special call meeting of the Central Kentucky Community
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Action Council Board of Directors on October twenty seventh, the
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board unanimously voted to allow the agency to FI pursue
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a line of credit to keep normal Headstart and Early
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head Start operations until November twenty first. Central Kentucky Community
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Action Council is deeply thankful to Bobby Miles and People's
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Bank of Lebanon for stepping up to support our agency
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in this time of need. While this is welcome news
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for the children and families of Central Kentucky, this is
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not a permanent solution. If funding is not restored by
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November twenty first, it is very unlikely that Central Kentucky
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Community Action Council Headstart and Early Headstart programming will continue.
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Our sincere hope is that the federal government reopens soon
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so we can continue to fully support the children and
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families of Central Kentucky. WCS collaborates with UK next Gen
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to advance vision and mission work by Jane Reclimb November fifth,
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twenty twenty five. Educators and administrators from across the district
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came together on October third, a scheduled professional development day
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before the fall break, to engage in developing school based
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vision and mission statements in a session facilitated by University
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of Kentucky's Center for Next Generation Leadership representatives doctor Karen Perry,
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who serves as executive Director, and Susan Dougal, who handles
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Leadership Development. UK next Gen is a network of students, teachers,
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leaders and communities quote committed to upgrading educational systems to
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reimagine the learner experience of every student end of quote.
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According to its website, the network offers academies and programs,
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professional development, and other opportunities. Quote. In twenty twenty two,
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Washington County Schools launched a comprehensive strategic plan that included
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revisiting and refining the district's vision and mission, said Holly Elmore,
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who serves as a district's Chief Academic Officer. Quote. This
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process strengthened our collaboration and deepened our shared commitment to
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serving the community by proving an exceptional educational experience while
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commanding excellence for all. Now, entering the third year of
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our plan, we are partnering with schools across the district
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to craft individual vision and mission statements that reflect their
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unique communities. End of quotes. Quote. Building upon this foundational
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work of the Strategic Plan L three ILN and individualization
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for students, our schools are now developing site specific visions
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and missions that reflect their unique student populations. Will stay
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rooted in the shared values of cultivate, commit, and collaborate
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end of quote, said WCS Superintendent Doctor Robin Cochran. Quote.
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This grassroots effort ensures that every school community has a
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voice in shaking the educational experience and outcomes for thesis students.
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At the heart of this work is the Commander Ready Profile,
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which outlines five essential competencies that every Washington County student
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should master. One effective communication, two academic and intellectual engagement.
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Three community and civic responsibility for lawness and self advocacy.
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Five goal setting and achievement. End of quote. Cochrane continued, quote,
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This mission and vision development and refinement process is more
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than a symbolic exercise. It is a recommitment to the
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district's values and an investment in the future of Washington
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County students. Through this collaborative effort, schools are creating a
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clear and actionable pass forward that aligns with the Commander
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Ready Profile and responds to the evolving needs of both
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students and the community, while keeping our families at the
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center of our work. As this work continues, Washington County
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Schools remains focused on developing students who are not only
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ready for graduation, but for success in college careers and citizenship.
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End of quotes. Elmore said each school will continue to
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work with shareholders to establish a mission and vision that
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reflects their core beliefs and values for student learning. Quote
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this gives the school a silter by which it can
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make decisions that reflect a common goal, help tight by
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all end of quote. She said, State championship not the
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end for the marching Commander by Jane Lee Klein November fifth,
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twenty twenty five. They marched to the beat of talented drummers.
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At least that is what the judges say. In twenty
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twenty five band competition. The Washington County High School marching
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band has excelled this year and yet they have won
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multiple awards for best Percussion. But the awards and accolades
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didn't stop there. The band has been awarded Best color Guard,
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Best in Class, Best Overall, and many other awards throughout
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the season. Quote. This is the most decorated group I've
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worked with. End of quote, said band director Scottie Burns.
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The Marching Commander started the season by hosting a band
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competition for the very first time in many years. The
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host band does not compete in the competition they are hosting,
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but the experience set the stage for a great season
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of marching band competitions leading up to the Class one
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A State Championship. Competing against bans of all sizes from
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across the States, the Commanders have excelled the season. On
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September twenty at the band took home first place for
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Class one A at the Garrett County Competition. They followed
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that on September twenty seventh at the Taylor County Invitational,
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where WHS took top honors as Grand champions. Two weeks later,
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the Commanders were named reserve Grand Champions at the Barron
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County Invitational. October eighteenth was the regional competition, where the
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Commanders earned the Class one A Regional Championship. The next
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stop was the state competition, where the Commanders prevailed for
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the third time in four years, being awarded the Class
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one A State Championship. Quote. This year has been the
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smoothest I had said Burns because of the level of
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maturity of the group and of quote, the maturity level
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of these students and the leadership of our seniors and
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juniors has been second to non. Burn said, they are
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great top to bottom. I've never had to ask them
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to do anything. They've just taken on. This is the
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most student led group ire scene, and they not only
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push themselves, sometimes they push me. End of quotes. The
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band will be losing ten singiors at the end of
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the season, and Burn said he hates to see them go. Quote.
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Every year is a different set of players. He said,
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every kid is irreplaceable, but each season we are reloading.
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End of quotes. The season isn't quite over for the
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Marching Commanders. They competed in the Mid States Qualifying competition
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on Saturday, November first, and will be competing in Ohio
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at the SMD States Final on Saturday November The eighth
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Jury recommends sentence of twenty five years for driving car
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into home by je Reclines November fifth, twenty twenty five,
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a belief that his nephew was having an affair with
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his girlfriend and an addiction to Methansetamie led, forty eight
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year old Davis Kurtzinger of Willisburg to seek revenge. Kurtzinger
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was sentenced to twenty five years by a Circuit court
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jury on Wednesday, October twenty ninth, twenty twenty five for
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his actions a year prior to if he attempted to
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extract that revenge. According to a Washington County Sheriff's Office report,
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on Monday September sixteenth, twenty twenty four, Kurtzinger crashed his
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car into the living room of a home on Hayden
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Brothers Road in Willisburg and threatened to kill the family
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in's side. The residents of the home, Fred and Ashley Benham,
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and their two children, were not injured in the crash,
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but the home sustained considerable damage. Unable to get his
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car back out of the home, Kurtzinger took off on foot.
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Sheriff Ferry Pinston and Chief Deputy Lynn Davis searched a
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wooded area close to the scene of the crash, where
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Kurtzinger was found hiding in the woods. Kurtzinger attempted to
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attach Sheriff Pinkston's twife. Sheriff Pinkston deployed his taser and
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Kurtsinger was swiftly taken into custody. Kurtsinger was taken to
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the spring View Hospital for medical clearance and then booked
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as the Marion County Detention Center. The victims reported to
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the Sheriff's office that Kurtzinger believed Fred Benham, his nephew,
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was having an affair with Kurtzinger's girlfriend. He also believed
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Venam's brother was having relations with his girlfriend and has
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expressed plans for revenge against both. Kursinger was indicted by
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a Washington County grand jury and November twentieth, twenty twenty four,
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on twelve charges, including attempted murder and three counts of
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first degree of wanton endangerment. At the trial, he was
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found guilty of damage to property in four accounts of
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once in endangerment. The jury recommended a sentence for Cursinger
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of five years on each count, to run consecutively for
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a total of twenty five years. Final sentencing will be
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in November. Moving on to other news from the area,
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College Info Roadshow brings technology and resources to Kentucky students
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by Dean Reclined November fifth, twenty twenty five. This fall
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Kentucky students will get the first book at a new
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college Info road show the mobile outreached Classroom of the
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Kentucky Higher Education Authority or KHEAA. The new vehicle includes
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its IPAs stations, seating for presentations, and a large smart
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presentation screen with speakers for students to learn more about
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college and career resources available for Kentucky. Additionally, the bus
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has LED lighting and exterior awning and TV and is
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fully ADAID compliant. Quote. A college Info road show provides
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Kentucky students with a personalized, small group approach to learning
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about their options after school that Joe Carrol ellis KHEAAID
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Executive Director quote khe khaa's efforts to enhance college access
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statewide with services like our mobile classroom will help to
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boost Kentucky's economic progress in the years to come and
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to quote. The college Info road Show is in its
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twenty seventh year, visiting middle schools and high schools, adult
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education centers, public libraries, and other venues offering students the
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opportunity to explore post secondary education resources. Improved satellite Wi
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Fi and LED lights will enhance the student expres period
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sessions on ward. The college Infobroad show help students explore
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colleges and careers and provide an overview of student financial
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aid programs. Visitors can access KHEAA account information and more
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by creating a my KHEAA account. Students can also find
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helpful resources for career exploration, test preparation, and scholarship services,
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and they can even file their free application for Federal
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Student Aid or fastbubs. KSP Post fifteen STEM to conduct
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traffic safety checkpoints by Jane Breedcline November fifth, twenty twenty five.
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Kentucky State Police Post fifteen will be conducting periodic traffic
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safety checkpoints in the Post fifteen area, which includes Green Taylor, Marion, Washington, Russell, Casey, Adair, Metcast, Monroe, Clinton,
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and Cumberland County. These checkpoints will be deducted as part
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of Post fifteen's highway safety efforts. Troopers will be checking
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for violations of Kentucky traffic and regulatory laws, including but
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not limited to, motor vehicle equipment, safety, licensing of drivers,
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motor vehicle registration, child restraints, and operation of motor vehicles.
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Will under the influence of intocvidans. The Washington County checkpoint
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will be at Kentucky five to fifty five at Kentucky
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five twenty eight or Lincoln Park Road. In other news
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for the public record by Jaine lead Kline, November fifth,
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twenty twenty five. From District Court October twenty seventh, twenty
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twenty five. Els Morauda Asmakua DUI two hundred dollars fine
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and licenses fended for six months plus court costs. Kenneth W.
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Bryant d UI two hundred dollars fine and licensespended for
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six months plus court costs. Danna Kaufman driver's license not
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in possession a fifty dollars fine plus COURK cost. Sandra
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Ann Colter third degree criminal abuse of child twelve or
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under one hundred and twenty days of probated for twenty
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four months plus court cost. Robert William Hood driver's license
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not in possession fell your alternative by Kentucky Department of
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Transportation of Address change fifty dollars fine plus COREK cost.
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Caleb N. Houten's fourth degree assault ninety days probated for
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twenty four months plus courk cost. Stephen Blake Jeffreys second
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degree can disorderly conduct sixty days probated for twenty four months,
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plus courk cost. Jeremy Melbourn est by a markable taking
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ninety days probated for twenty four months, plus courk cost.
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Justin Noway's beating twenty miles per hour over the speed
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limit driving on a suspended or resoved license one hundred
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and forty dollars fine, Pluk corek cost Sarah and Newton
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criminal trespassing sixty days probated for twenty four months. Plark
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courk cost Alexis Perez Olivia beating eighteen miles per hour
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over the limit thirty five dollars fine plus court costs.
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Zach Leaf and Clair disregarding a stop sign, no insurance
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five hundred dollars fine plus cork costs. Zachary Elson Claire
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no insurance five hundred dollars sign plus court costs. Armad R.
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Smith possession of marijuana one hundred dollars fine plus cork cost.
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Charles Stapleton licensed not in possession fifty dollars fine plus
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cork costs. Tiesha S Van Cleeve license not in possession
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fifty dollars fine plus courk cost, cork coss start at
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one hundred and forty five dollars an increase depending on
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the charges. Now turning to some obituaries from the area.
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Leonard Marian Spaulding Junior, ninety died peacefully in his home
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on October twenty eight, twenty twenty five. He recently celebrated
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his ninetieth birthday with many family and friends for a
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joyous occasion. His parents were doctor Lynn and Elsie's Paunames
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lenn Is survived by his wife, Susan, and four children,
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Lynn and Janet Spalding, Laura and John Karmi, Thomas and
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Jennifer Spalding, Sally and Barred Campbell, seventeen grandchildren and eleven
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great grandchildren. Preceding him in death were utnamsant daughter Mary Anne,
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his infant grandchildren Thomas, Allison and Brian Spalding, and his
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brothers Benedict and John. Lynn had an undeniable charisma. He
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was a keen observer and quick with a joke, which
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he always delivered with a smile and a twinkle in
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his eyes. He gave hugs and advice freely with his children.
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He joked quote, if I'm talking, you should be taking
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notes d of quote. He was a true Southern gentleman.
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He was born and raised in Springfield, but as a
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youth he desired the wider world. He pursued a financial
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and investment career which took him to Chicago and New
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York City. His last position was with J. P. Morgan Cheet,
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which provided the opportunity to travel the world and fulfill
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his desire to build and strengthen cultural and economic partnerships. However,
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nothing kept him from getting home to be with his family,
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and he even famously stowed away on a jet from
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Amsterdam to get home for Thanksgiving. After returning to Springstale
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in nineteen ninety seven, Lynn pursued a second career of
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philanthropic centers. He loved his hometown and was very eager
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to help in any way he could. His belief and
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education for all at all levels was one of his
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main passions. He helped numerous schools, colleges and individuals with
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guidance and financial support, and with his business hat on
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he served many years with Sweden, the Local Economic Development Council,
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the Airport Board, a founding member of Glendee Trust Company
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in Louisville, and of course Snappy Tomato Pizza. Funeral mass
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for Leonard Lynn Marian Spalding Junior will be conducted at
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eleven a m Saturday, November eighth, twenty twenty five, at
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Saint Dominic Catholic Church, with Reverend David Ferrell, Reverend Trummy
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called Pepper Elliott, and Reverend Ben Brown officiating. Burial will
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be at Saint Dominic Holy Road, July Cemetery, with military
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honors conducted by Marion County veterans on our Guards. Paul
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Bears will be Emmatt Campbell, Jack Joe and Dan Caroni,
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Captain Ryan Spaulding, Tom and Joshua Spaulding, Patrick's Powers, Rich
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Salhaus and Audit Themani. A prayer service will be held
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seven pm Friday November seventh at Hell Poland Robinson's Funeral Homes,
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where friends may call from three to eight pm on
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Friday November seventh, with additional visitation on Saturday morning at
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Saint Dominic Catholic Church from nine o'clock until the time
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of service at eleven o'clock am. Contributions are suggested to
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the mid k Y Arts or Saint Dominic School. Hale
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Poland Robinson's Funeral Home is entrusted with the arrangement. Vergie
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bob Let Burkehead, ninety four, Willisburg, Kentucky, passed away at
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ten fifty five pm Saturday, October twenty fifth, twenty twenty five,
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at the Signature Healthcare in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. A native of
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Washington County, she was born on April eighth, nineteen thirty one,
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to the late Vallice and Lizzie Florence Melbourne Boblock. She
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was a member of the Willisburg Church of God of Prophecy,
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a homemaker, a retired employee of Texas Instruments of Versailles,
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and a former employee of Springfield Redrawing Company. Preceding her
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in death with her husband, Floyd Burkehead on July twenty fifth,
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nineteen eighty six, and two brothers, Curtis Boblett on November
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twenty fourth, two thousand and nine and Wilmer Lee Boblett
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on September fifteenth, twenty fourteen. Survivors include three sons, Kennith
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Burkehead of Louisville, Danny Burkehead and Connie of lawrence Burg,
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and Tony and Lynn Burkehead of Willisburg. Eight grandchildren, Toby Sahagen,
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Brian and Leslie Burkehead, Tony Lynn Burkehead Junior and Laura,
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Scott and Ken Cooper, Jessica and Eric donez ilicit Michael Morris,
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Danielle Bishop and Alex and Jesse Jackson. Twenty one great grandchildren,
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two great great grandchildren, a sister s the Hood of Springfield,
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and a brother, Ralph Boblett of Willisburg. Funeral services were
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held at one o'clock PM Friday, October the thirty first,
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at the Willisburg Church of God of Prophecy, with the
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Reverend Mike Willingham officiating. Burial was in the Brush Grove
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Cemetery of Willisburg. Serving as an honorary pallbear was Danny Burkehead.
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Serving as casket bearers were Tony Burkehead, Brian Burkehead, Blake Burkehead,
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Brennan Burkehead, Tony lind Burkehead Junior, and Scott Cooper. Harry
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and Then Funeral Homes was in charge of the arrangements.
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The Bardstown Hot Tigers Call Up the Commanders by Jenna
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George November sixth, twenty twenty five. As the official football
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season comes to a close, the Washington County Commanders five
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and five just couldn't get ahead of the Bardstown Tigers
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seven and three Friday night, with a final score of
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forty eight to seven for the game. The game started
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rather sluggish for both teams, yet before the first quarter
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could wrap, the Tigers were up fourteen to nothing. There
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were some strong plays from the Commanders, however, they just
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weren't able to get that leg up on the opposing
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team this time around. Rapidly succeeding into the following stanza,
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Bardstown pushed themselves further into the lead with a solid
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twenty seven to nothing with fifty seconds left before halftime,
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Junior Camani Reardon scored the first and only touchdown for
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Washington County and adjusted the score to twenty seven to seven,
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as the score soon became thirty five to seven with
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the Tigers ahead when they squeezed into the end zone
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once more. Concluding this half. Finishing the second half as
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quickly as at the gan, Bardstown continued to score against
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the Commanders. The Tigers had their heads securely in the
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game last week, as the final tally was forty eight
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to seven. Washington County will still advance to the Class
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two A two thousand and five UK Healthcare Sports Medicine
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State Football Playoffs. This week where they will play the
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Summerset Brier Jumpers at Somerset that will be at seven
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thirty pm on November seventh, twenty twenty five. Burns name
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to the All sixth grade Girls Basketball State Tournament Team
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by Jane Lee Kleine. November fifth, twenty twenty five, State
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Dominic standout Mackenzie Burns was named to the twenty twenty
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five All sixth Grade Girls Basketball State Tournament Team. Burns
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earns an honor after Saint Dominic competed in the sixth
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grade Girls Basketball State Tournament in Lexington during fall breaks.
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Players from eight different schools earned All sixth grade Girls'
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Basketball State Tournament Team honts fannorees for the sixth grade
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Girls Basketball State Tournament follows. All sixth grade Girls Basketball
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State Tournament Team includes Nora Burton from Southern Pulaski, Kensley
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Hutchinson of Southern Pulaski, Kierston McCutcheon of Drnton, Caybra Mullins
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of Dorton, then At Lubeck of Lucky and Catholic, Mackenzie
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Burns of Saint Dominic, Ellie White of Clay County, Kate
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Mallentine of North Laurel, Myra Humble of Wayne County and
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Kyler Kahn of Pikeville. Sixth grade girls basketball State Tournament
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most Outstanding Player with Madeleine Baldwin of Southern Pulaski. In
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other sports news in the area, Commander Commander at Madness
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is set for November to eighth. By Jane ray Kline
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November sis, twenty twenty five Commander and Commander at Madness
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is said to be held at Washington County High School
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from six to eight pm on Saturday, November eighth. The
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preseason high school basketball event will include an alumni game
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featuring former Washington County players. Tickets for Commander Commander at
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Madness can be purchased at go fan or at the
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door with a card. Admission to Commander Commander at Madness
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will be six dollars per person. Each Washington County basketball
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team is preparing to compete in its upcoming season. The
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Commanders are scheduled to visit North Bullet for a twenty
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twenty five twenty six boys high school basketball season opener
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on Monday, December first. Head coach Stephen Woodson guides the Commanders.
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the twenty twenty five twenty twenty six girls high school
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basketball season opener on Monday, December first, head coach Daniel
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to two eight. This concludes excerpts from recent editions of
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The Springfield Sun. Your leader has been Amy Jones, Timmy
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