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10.16.25 · 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 leader today
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is Amy Jones tenty. We begin with the addition dated Wednesday,
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October fifteenth, twenty twenty five. As a reminder, RADIOI is
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a leading service intended for people who are blind or
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have other disabilities that make it difficult to read Hunted material.
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Donkey Basketball is an evening of Last and Sun October fifteenth,
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twenty twenty five by Jasus Klown Donkeys the basketball and
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Hooper Scoopers ruled the night of the annual Maxville Donkey
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Basketball Game. But let's not forget the players. Fourteens take
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to the court to play basketball while mounted on some
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very stubborn donkeys, although players did not often get their
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ride to move around the court, which can be one
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of the greatest challenges of the game. Players must be
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on the animals to receive a pass or shoot the ball.
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The event starts with the preliminary round for the four
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teams play to determine who will play in the championship games.
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A brief intermission with donkey rides where the children gave
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a break for all. Then it was on to the
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finals where the two losing teams battle each other, followed
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by the two winning teams for the title of Donkey
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Basketball Champions. The games are always fun to watch, but
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even more hilarious when you know the players involves. The
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veteran owned Bourbon Company expands into Army and Air Force
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six two stores, four branches. Bourbon now available in more
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than ninety locations worldwide. Wednesday, October fifteen, twenty twenty five
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four branches. The premium veteran owned whiskey brand is proud
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to announce that its signature will be the Founders Blend.
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Bourbon is now available in ninety one Army and Air
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Force six change stores aa sees across the US, Europe
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and Asia. The four founders of four branches Bourbon have
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each served in a different military branch Army, Navy, Marines,
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and Air Force. Together, they have more than one hundred
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years of service throughout their active duty and after. They
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have shopped at aa SES stores across the world and
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know firsthand how important these venues are for active duty
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of members, their families, retired veterans, and many contractors with
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shopping privileges quote. We are honored to have the opportunity
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to extend the location where Founder's Blends available, said Rick
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Franco co founder of Four Branches Bourbons. We started this
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company with a mission to honor those who served and
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who have sacrificed. We are also passionate about drinking responsibly,
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which is represented in our motto, Serve honorably, Drink honorably,
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and want our brothers and sisters in arms to do
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that as well while we all slip to a number
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of life's greatest memories and celebrations in this quotes. The
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Founder's Blend will arrive at most USA eight Sees stores
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this month and will roll out overseas use from November
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through January. Four Branches will be setting up tasting events
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at many of the new locations to share samples with
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their new global customers. The founders want to connect with
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active duty and veterans to hear their stories and honor
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those who have served. Four Branches is committed to giving
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back and supporting the veteran in first responder community. A
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portion of the proceeds of Founders Blend and other special
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releases is donated to veteran and first responder nonprofits, including
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Folds of Honor, the Third Option Foundation, and others connected
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to all branches of the military. Since launching in twenty
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twenty three, these efforts and other special events have helped
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raise nearly five hundred thousand dollars that have been donated
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to nonprofits. In addition to being in ninety one AAFES stores,
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the Founder's Blend is also in fourteen US Naval Exchange
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stores in ex The Four Branches team will continue to
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work with the Marine Corps and Coast Guard to supply
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those stores as well. The Army and Air Force ex
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Huge Service has provided merchandise and services to US military
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personnel and their families worldwide for more than one hundred years.
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On July twenty fifth, eighteen ninety five, General Order Number
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forty six at the standard for the concept and the
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mission of the AASEES. For more information on Four Branches
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and where to purchase the Founders Blend or other new releases,
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visit www dot four s our Branches dot com and
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follow them on social media at four Branches Bourbon About
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four Branches Bourbon. Four Branches Bourbon is the only spirit
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company founded by veterans from US Army, Navy, Air Force,
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and Marie. The mission is to deliver exceptional expressions of
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fine bourbon and to honor the extraordinary sacrifices of those
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who serve in the shadows and share their inspiring stories
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with all generations. But the expertise of Hall of Shamer
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Master Distiller Steve Nolly, the inaugural belief the Founder's Blunt
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was crafted in twenty twenty three. This ninety six proof
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Kentucky bourbon features a unique four grain mash bill and
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earned multiple accolades during double Gold SIP Awards, ninety four Points,
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gold Proof Awards, and Gold Ascot Awards. Four Branches is
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committed to giving back, dedicating a portion of sales to
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various nonprofits and support that support veteran and first responder communities.
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Moving on to some other youths from in and around
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the area. Loretto Clock Tower Plaza received twenty twenty five
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Beautify the Bluegrass Governor's Award by James Z. Kline October
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fifteen to twenty twenty five. Last week, the Kentucky Electric Cooperatives,
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in partnership with Kentucky Governor Andy the Shear's Office, presented
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the twenty twenty five Beautify the Bluegrass Governor's Award to
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the group behind the Loretto clock Tower Plaza Beautify Loretto Incorporated.
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For the ninth consecutive year, the Governor's Office joined Kentucky's
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rural electric cooperatives and their flagship publication, Kentucky Living, and
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the emual Beautify the Bluegrass initiatives the honor of Kentuckians
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whose projects uplist community, showcase local pride and progress, and
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enhanced the natural beauty of the commonwealth. Quote. It is
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an honor to be among so many community minded individuals
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and who win is truly humbling, said Diane Nattingly, president
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of Beautified the Bretto, Incorporated and recipient of the twenty
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twenty five Beautifies the Bluegrass Governor's Award. Quote. Beautified Loretto
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Incorporated is a non profit organization with six members who
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are all volunteers. The Clock Tower Plaza project was a
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labor of love, born from a shared pride in our city.
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We're grateful to everyone who helped bring it to life
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and to quote. The Loretto clock Tower Plaza in Marion
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County was planted and built by Beautify Loretto Incorporated. The
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group transformed a vacant lot in the heart of downtown
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into a point of pride for the community. Since groundbreaking
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on the plaza in twenty twenty three. Beautify Loretto Incorporated
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have constructed a visually striking clock tower that plays a
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variety of bell teams, introduced new landscaping, and cultivated a
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welcoming space for locals and tourists alike. Quote thanks to
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Kentucky Living In Kentucky's Electric cooperatives for supporting community projects
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across the commonwealth, said Kentucky Governor Andy the Sheer during
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the Best in Kentucky Awards show quote congratulations to all
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the finalists and thank you to all the volunteers who
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worked to improve our communities into quote from a tourism perspective,
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these efforts to make a real difference, said Mike Magiot,
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commission of Kentucky, Commissioner of Kentucky Department of Tourism. Quote Beautiful,
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well tired war communities attract visitors, support local businesses, and
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showcase the unique charm and character of our towns across
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the commonwealth. See into quotes. The initiative spotlights Kentuckians who
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turned hometown pride into action, strengthening and enriching their communities.
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Each year, nominated projects respond to a wide range of
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local needs from rebuilding after natural disasters and cleaning waterways
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and roads, to creating murals and gardens, improving nature trails,
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and revitalizing historic shared cases. Quote. Just like our electric cooperatives,
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which reformed generations ago to improve their community, these Beautify
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the Bluegrass projects are home grown, said Shannon Brock, editor
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of Kentucky Living. Quote, They weren't done for recognitions. They
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were done by neighbors, volunteers, and community leaders who saw
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a way to make their hometowns better and took action
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into quote five standout. Beautify the Bluegrass finalists were announced
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in August by Kentucky Living and Governor Andy this year,
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and Kentucky Living readers statewide voted online for this year's
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Dutified the Bluegrass Governor's Award. With the beanning. The tenth
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annual Beautify the Bluegrass recognition will be open to any
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project completed between August twenty twenty five and July twenty
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twenty six. Lats for the nomination form to go live
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in March twenty twenty six on Kentuckyliving dot com, coinciding
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with the Kentucky Living article that celebrates the twenty twenty
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five on a lead the Marching Cananders earned Reserve Grand
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Champion in Barron County. By Jane Reid Kleinbs October fifteenth,
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twenty twenty five. It was another great week for the
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Washington County High School Commander Marching Band. The band traveled
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to Glasgow for the Barron County Marching Invitational on Saturday,
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October eleventh. In the preliminary round, the Marching Cananders earned
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best color Guards, Best Percussion, and first place Class one eight.
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From the preliminaries, the band advanced to the finals, earning
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Reserve Grand champions. As Reserve Grand Champion, the Commanders placed
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second of a group of twelve bands of all sizes.
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Having been named Brand Champion in their last competition, Some
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band members are looking to the state competition with hopes
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of returning to the state titles to Washington County and
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moving on to some more news. Lincoln Dinner introduces twenty
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twenty six candidates by James Reed Kleine October fifteenth, twenty
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twenty five, despite the last minute cancelation by keynote speaker
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Madeline del Rio of Turning Point USA. The organization founded
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by Charlie Kirk the Republican Lincoln Dinner continued the tradition
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of great speakers, good food, and loss of politics. Highlights
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of the easing including the introduction of four candidates hoping
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to fill the Kentucky State Senate seat as Jimmy Higgins,
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who has announced he will not be running for re
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election in twenty twenty six. Candidates Stephen Carney, Dallas Robinson,
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James Victory, and Ben Mudd were each given a few
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minutes to introduce themselves to the group. Carney is a
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District War Magistrate for Washington County, an auctioneer and owner
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of carney Landbrokers. Robinson is from LaRue County. He is
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a veteran and Olympic athlete and owner of four small
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businesses in Marion County. Victory is from Cossas Creek and
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currently serves as a field representative for US Representatives Bradbuthrie.
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Ben Mudd is a pharmacist and owner of Hometown Pharmacies.
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All four candidates presented themselves and their campaign very well.
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The only surprise was that two of the four mentioned
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their connection to the small town of holy Cross and
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Marion County. All were scheduled to speek to the Marion
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County Republicans on Tuesday, October fourteenth. Candidates for the US
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Senate to filminage McConnell's sheets were also in attendance. Michael
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Ferris and Daniel Cameron spoke to the group, and Representative
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Tim King spoke on behalf of Andy Barr, who could
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not attend. Ferris is from Elizabethtown and grew up in
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the foster care system. He is a veteran who now
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works revamping decommissioned Blackhawk helicopters for private sector youth. Cameron
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is well known throughout Kentucky as former Kentucky Attorney General
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and candidate for governor in twenty twenty four. Other speakers
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included Kentucky Senator doctor Donald Douglas, who represented Washington County
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prior to redistricting, Mike Harmon with the Kentucky Policy Center,
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and Nate Smith of the Kentucky College Republicans. The final
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speaker of the evening was Senator Jimmy Higgen. Quote. I
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want to thank everyone for your support throughout the years,
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Higden said. With fifteen months remaining in his final term,
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Higden said he wants to finished strong and encouraged those
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an attendant to support his successor. Arrest at Springfield Wendy's
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for possession of controlled substance and public intoxication by James
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reed Kline October sixteen, twenty twenty five. Complaints about a
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Wendy's manager brought Springfield Police officers to the fast food
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restaurant on Lincoln Park Road on the evening of October seventh.
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Officers were dispatched to the Springfield Wendy's about nine thirty
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in the evening for a manager possibly under the influence quote.
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Upon arrival, officers were met by female Jessica Schaffner, who
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identified herself as the manager, reported Springfield Police Chief su
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Mud quote. While speaking with Shafner, they observed that Schaufner
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had erratic behavior with sweating percusely had fixed pupils commonly
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associated with substance abuse end of quote. According to Mud,
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Schaffner gave the officers consent to search her purse, where
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the officers confiscated a small bag of suspected methon fetamine.
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She admitted to the officers that the methen fetamine belonged
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to her. Schaffner was arrested and charged with possession of
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controlled substance first degree, second offense, methencetamine and public intoxication
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controlled substance. Schafner was launched in the Marian County Jail.
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She was scheduled to appear in district court on Monday,
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October the thirteenth. Washington County Schools launches new Communication Consent
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Portal and compliance with Kentucky Senateville one eighty one by
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James le Kline, October sixteenth, twenty twenty five. In compliance
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with Kentucky Senatetill one eighty one or SE one eighty
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one passed during the twenty twenty four legislative session, WCS
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is launching a new Communication Consent Forms portal to ensure
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all electronic communication between full employees, volunteers, and students is
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conducted in accordance with the law. Senatol. One eighty one
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establishes new statewide BRI acquirements for how public school employees
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and volunteers may electronically communicate with students. This includes communications
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through text messages, emails, learning platforms, and other digital tools.
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The intent of the law is to promote safety, transparency,
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and accountability in all student adult interactions. To comply with
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SC one to one, parents or guardians must now give
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written permission before a school employee or approved volunteer may
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contact with students using personal devices or platforms not designated
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by the district. To make this process simple and accessible,
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WCS has launched an online communication consent portal where families
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can easily complete and submit the required form. The portal
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can be accessed on the school district's web site. Find
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it under Students and Families Communication Consent Forms Portal or
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at H T T P S poland forward slash, forward
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slofs s E one point eight one dot Washington dot
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k Y Schools dot u S forward Flash. This form
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allows stanilies to identify the staff member or volunteer they
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are authorizing to communicate with their students, specify any preferred
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or restricted communication platforms, acknowledge their responsibility in monitoring communications.
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Important reminder, this consent form does not authorize any inappropriate, unprofessional,
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or sexual communication between staff and students. Such behavior remains
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strictly prohibited under district policy in Kentucky law, and any
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violations will result in immediate disciplinary action and may be
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referred by or two legal authorities. If you have questions
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about Set one to eighty one or the consent form,
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please contact your student school directly or the Washington County
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Schools Central Office at eight five nine three three six
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five four seven zero. If you have already completed a
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pay per form, you were not required to complete a
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digital form. However, it would be helpful to have the
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digital form for ease of access in the database. Downs's
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first recipient of Doctor Bobby and Julie Baker Foundations the
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u of L Medical Scholarship by Jane Recline. October fifteen,
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twenty twenty five, The Doctor Bobby and Julie Baker Foundation
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has announced the creation of the doctors or the doctor
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Bobby and Julie Baker Foundation u of L Medical Scholarship,
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designed to support outstanding University of Louisville medical students with
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strong ties to the Springfield and Washington County area. Doctor
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Bobby C. Baker, of Springfield native established the scholarship to
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give back to the community that shaped him. A nineteen
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seventy four graduate of Washington County High School, doctor Baker
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went on to earn a degree Breading Chemical Engineering from
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the University of Louisville's Seeds Scientific School in nineteen seventy eight,
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before graduating from the University of Louisville School of Medicine
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in nineteen eighty two. Quote. We are proud to welcome
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Sarah Downs from Springfield as our first scholarship recipient for
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twenty twenty five, said doctor Baker. Her dedication to the
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community and her excellent performance in medical school earned her
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the top candidate and of Sarah Downs the inaugural recipient
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of the scholarship. As a Springfield native who has demonstrated
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both academic excellence and a deep commitment to serving her
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community throughout her medical school career at the University of Louisville,
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Sarah has been recognized for her compassion, leadership, and service
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to others. Her ties to Springfield, and her vision of
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bringing her skills back to benefit her hometown community made
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her a natural choice for this honor. The scholarship will
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be awarded annually to students who embody the values of acts,
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academic achievements, service, and dedication to improving healthcare in Kentucky.
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Through this scholarship, the doctor Bobby and Julie Baker Foundation
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continued itsbmission of empowering future leaders in medicine while honoring
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doctor Baker's Springfield roots and his commitment to education and
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health care advancement moving belong to some obituaries. George Thomas
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Clements of Lincoln Park Road, Springfield passed away on October tenth,
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twenty twenty five, at Lage Memorial Hospital, with family and
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friends at his side. He was preceded in death by
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his parents, Letitia Rose Keene and Patrick Joseph Clement. George
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was a member of Saint Dominic Parish. He was a
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graduate of the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture. He
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was a partner in Clement's brothers farm. Early in his career.
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He held positions in property investment and easy Product Seals
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I'm sorry ag product seals. His extended family in French
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tis in the community were important to him. He enjoyed
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spending time with a group of friends and trading sports
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stories and supporting the Green Day Packers. George is survived
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by his sister mose Marie and Mice Wilma of Lexington,
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and two brothers, Pat and Leta Clemens of Springfield and
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Keene and Catherine of Bardstown. George is also survived by
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several nieces and nephews and great yieces and nephews. Funeral
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masks for George Thomas Clements will be conducted at ten
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am Wednesday, October fifteen, twenty twenty five, at Saint Dominic
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Catholic Church, with the Reverend Joe Hayden officiating. Burial will
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be at Saint Dominic Holy Rosary Cemetery. Pawbeers will be
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his nephews, Patrick, Benjamin Twyman, Alex, George, Edward and Thomas Clements.
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Honorary paubeers will be Hugh Allen, Hayden, rob Nudley, Gerrard Corriccio,
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Tommy and Jed Keen. A prayer service will be held
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at seven pm Tuesday at Hale Poland Robinson Funeral Home.
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Sorry that yet that was Wedday or that was Tuesday
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of this past week, so these services have already happened.
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Contributions in memory of George may be made to the
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Reverend Jade he Blandford Endowment Fund. George's family wants to
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think the community for their kindness to George during his
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long illness. Hale Poland Robinson Funeral Home is entrusted with
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the arrangements. Jonathan Douglas, Russian, fifty of Spreamfield, Kentucky, passed
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away at five point fifty five a m. Monday, October sixth,
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twenty twenty five, at the UK Medical Center in Lakington.
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He was born in Columbus, Georgia, on January twenty fourth,
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nineteen seventy five, to Douglas and Debbie Stun Russian. He
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was an employee of Lapari Foods, where he served as
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transportation manager. A former firefighter for the Woodburn Fire Department,
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former chief of the Maxville Fire Department, a form ET
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and T for Lincoln County, and an E and T
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for the Washington County Ambulance Service. Preceding him a death
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was his mother, Debbie Steine Russian. Survivors include his wife,
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Amanda Gabhart Russian. A son, Austin Roschian of Bowling Green,
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twin daughters Mercedes and de Zevid Ali Fendick and Mariah
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Graham and Travis of Bowling Green. Two stepdaughters Caitlin and
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Nason Wilson of Bradfordville and Peyton Tinkle of Wilsburg. Two
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step sons, Hunter Tingle and Jesse Tingle of Springfield. Eight grandchildren,
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three step grandchildren. His father and stepmother Doug and Lola
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Rushian of Maxville. A half sister of Crystal Nordworthy of Casper,
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Wyoming and a half brother, Jeremy Baker of Old Colorado.
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Funeral services were held at one pm service the October
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ninth at the Carrey and Son Funeral Home with brother
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Lance officiating. Burial was in the Evergreen Cemetery at Willisburg.
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Serving this pallbears were Major Russian, Daddy Russian, Johnny Smith,
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Mark Hale, Nathan Cochrane, and Tim Grubbs. Carrie and Son's
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Funeral Homes was in charge of the arrangements. The senior
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menu coming up budging Rudecline October sixteenth, twenty twenty five.
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Thursday October sixty meat balls and gravy, mashed potatoes, pea
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tears and a whole grain role. Friday, October seventeenth. Broccoli,
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teacup deli, turkey, whole grain bread, lettuce, sliced tomato, mixed fruit. Monday,
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October twentieth, barbecue work on a whole grain bun, corn,
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maranated cucumbers and pineapple. Tuesday October twenty first, vegetable beef soup,
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chicken salad, whole grain bread and strawberries. Wednesday October twenty second,
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chicken drumsticknshed potatoes, lima bee cornbread, fresh orange. All seniors
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are welcome. Please call oneday ahead at eight five nine
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three three six zero nine zebro nine for mules. All
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meals served with a calcium product dined mills served eleven
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thirty am to twelve pm, drive through twelve to twelve
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thirty PM. Note that there are no drive through meals
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on Wednesdays or Thursday. Meals can no longer be hipped
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up for friends or neighbors. Moving along to some sports
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from the area. The commander S fall to the Dantes
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and nineteenth District match by Jane Reidcline, October fifteenth, twenty
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twenty five. Washington Housie fared well early that's altered. Bardstown
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pulled away to win three to one in the nineteenth
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District girls volleyball match. On Wednesday, October eight, The Banshees
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beat the Commanderets three to one for the second time.
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At the twenty twenty five girls high school volleyball season.
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Bethlehem won twenty five, twenty two, eighteen to twenty five,
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twenty five to fifteen, and twenty five to fourteen. Following
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the loss, Washington County slipped to eight and thirteen overall
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and one in seven in the nineteenth District. Beslehem the
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pro improved a twenty two and eight overall and seven
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in one in the nineteenth district. After registering the win,
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Haley mckleboy, Kate Smith, Hailey Willis, Mary Matherley, Claire Mattaee,
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Jenna Settles, Addison Abel and Izzy Mudley combined to leave
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Washington County in the nineteenth District girls volleyball match. Both
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Washington County and Bethlehem will compete in the nineteenth District
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Girls Volleyball Tournament in less than a week. The commanderats
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have shown improvement throughout the twenty twenty five girls high
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school volleyball regular season. Washington County entered the final weeks
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of the twenty twenty five girls high schoo volleyball regular
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season with matches remaining versus LaRue County Anderson County and
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North Hardin Commanders to visit Shawnee four District matchup by
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Jane Reidcline October sixteenth, twenty twenty five. Washington County is
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scheduled to visit Shawnee for a Class two A District
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four matchup on Friday, October seventeenth, the Cananders were off
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or they were opened the league of Friday, October tenth.
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Washington County and Shawnee are longtime rivals. The Commanders and
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Golden Eagles have met twenty times since nineteen ninety nine.
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Washington County has prevailed in nineteen of the last twenty
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games played between the two high school football teams. The
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Commanders shut out Shawnee thirty five to nothing in the
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two teams last meeting on October fourth, twenty twenty four.
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Washington County compiled an eight and four overall record in
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twenty twenty four limited one year ago when he exited
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the twenty twenty four high school football season three and
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eighth overall. Washington County is four and three overall and
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zero to two in Class two day District four, winning
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its last game convincingly. Washington County pulled away to defeat
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Thomas Melson forty two to six on Friday, October third.
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Washington County has also cleaned other winds over Anderson County, Bethlehem,
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and Western Hills. The Washington County Shawnee games wated to
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kick off at seven pm. This includes excerpts from recent
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editions of the Spenfield Sun. Your leader has been Amy Jones,
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Timney On behalf of everyone here at RADIOI thank you
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for listening, keep on listening and have a good day.