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BCMS competed 16 teams in the super large division. Cheerleaders are as follows: James Clouse sent us this photo, taken on Christmas night on Glasgow's square. Just enough clouds for the sun to peek through. These were taken recently on a very early morning at the lake. These students were chosen for having a positive attitude and working hard to achieve their goals. The youth team received first place and grand champion! The mini team received first place and grand champion as well! Selexa Smith competed in the individual competition. She received first place and was named the ultimate champion receiving the highest score of the day for individuals.

Drew Bewley White was also named Coach of the Year. Congrats to all of the Extreme Cheer Program. The Christmas Bird Count was started by Audubon in in an effort to aid in the study and conservation of the winter bird population across North America. The Barren County count includes a 7. The count coordinator was Dr. Steve Ritter sent us this photo and writes: Kayson weighed in at 8 pounds and 15 ounces and was We are so thankful to Dr.

Thorpe and the rest of the delivery staff for taking such good care of our daughter as they safely brought our grandson into the world. Steve and Lori Ritter Proud Grandparents. Loving his first lesson!

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Big sister is eager to teach brother how to ride. Since the weather was in the 70's right after Christmas, she gave him his first lesson. By the smile on his face, I think he likes being on horseback. Waylon and Mayor Doty. Sandy Smith sent us this photo and writes: The Mayor helped serve hot chocolate and cupcakes to all of the families there.

Luna and Redrum had such a good time and were wore out from playing with their chew toys they got for Christmas. Don Cash sent us these and writes: The snow was nothing like back home but the ice underneath made it treacherous. Bill Brogan sent us this photo and writes: Bill, meet Rubi, our newly acquired Yorkie.

She is 9 months old and really a bundle of energy, and a very loving pet. Luna and Redrum went to visit their Auntie when she was in rehab. Luna got tired and decided to take a nap. Redrum stayed on the floor. Don Cash sent us this photo and writes: Here is a picture of the upstream side of the dam project looking northwest at the intake control structure and campgrounds. This is the best time of year to go for a hike in Kentucky.

This picture was taken during a performance on the square in Volterra, Italy, September, Bill Bucher sent us this photo: He entitled it "Winter Scene. Don Cash sent us these four pictures and writes: This is a few pictures of work at Pine Creek Lake. This is one 30' long steel liner section getting ready to go into the existing conduit outlet. The existing conduit is 13' in diameter. The steel liner is 30' long x 12'-4" diameter. It's gonna take several of these to go the ' length of the existing conduit.

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God's praises for good weather and amazing family. Imagine spending a holiday from school running grueling practice rounds. Support your local businesses. A local resident sent us these and writes: January 22, , as compared to January 22, Wendell Kennison sent us this photo and writes: Hi Bill, I haven't posted anything here for a long time but I thought you may like this one Josh Dyer sent us this photo and writes: Hi, This was taken in a park in Johannesburg, South Africa.

We enjoyed seeing the Joburg skyline through green trees and the lovely "veld. Tambra Cambron sent us this photo and writes: This was taken on a walk at Barren River Lake last weekend. Loved the splash of color along the path on this winter day! Austin-Tracy Elementary students of the month were recognized for December. These students were chosen for their impressive work ethic and acting responsibly.

Raising Money for Kendra! Christina Hall, sponsor for K - Kids, presented the money raised to Kendra. One of our local residents sent us these and writes: These photos were taken on January 25 when I visited Letcher County. Kelton Houchens, District Spelling Bee. Grandparent of the Year. Kassidy wrote the essay about her grandfather, Joe Mutter. Jeanie Rogers, Kassidy's teacher, presented her with a certificate and monetary award. We realize there are some of you that still have questions about the rate that's been in place since January of We've answered most of your questions in an FAQ and the better that you understand it, the better your decisions will be and result in the lowest bills possible.

If you get a chance, click that link on the left We welcome your feedback - and your questions. Vickie Gaston sent us this photo and writes: She and her parents, Nicole and Jared Pursley delivered the supplies Saturday morning, following Bella's basketball game. She was very excited and never seemed disappointed in her decision.

She just said she wished she could take all of the dogs and cats home with her. Bill, this image was taken at Destin, Florida in September The sunrises there are beautiful! Paulette Wasylycia sent us these "our daily visitors summer and winter" and writes: Dear Bill, Our three "indoor" cats love watching the "outdoor" squirrels, which I feed twice a day to entice them to come close so the cats can see them It is like cat TV for them.

This morning "Tuffy" the squirrel notched ear sat still so that I got within 3 feet of him while putting out food this morning. RedVest Squirrel comes to our front living room window most often. Students of the month were recently recognized during Morning Meeting. These students were chosen for showing "Perseverance" in different areas. They keep working hard, even when it is difficult.

These students never give up. Absent from the picture is Colton Thomas. These students were presented with awards at the Barren County Extension Office this week. Winners in the art contest are: The winners of the writing contest are: Neuschweinstein castle in Germany. Recognize this castle from 's "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang"? Sunset and a Full Moon. Friday night's sunset and full moon were an incredible combination. Rita Gray sent us this photo and writes: Gorgeous sunset on February 10, , in Merry Oaks. Taken by me, Rita Gray. Monet's garden in Giverny, France, They received 3rd in the game day competition, 4th in worlds and 10th in the routine competition against 33 of the best coed teams in the country.

Rob Barbour sent us these and writes: My daughter moved six years ago from northern Ohio down to southern Georgia and it turned out that they live only 30 miles from Plains, the hometown of President and Mrs. We stayed at the beautiful Plains Inn the first two trips down there and we took the opportunity to visit the Maranatha Baptist Church, where Pres.

Carter teaches Sunday School. I've seen other presidents as a member of a large audience, but this was my first opportunity to meet a president "up close and personal," so it was a very enjoyable experience. I've known for years that I shared a number of beliefs that are similar to his, as far as politics, religion and philosophy are concerned. Of course, I purchased several of his books while in Plains.

One picture is of Loretta and I with the Carters outside the church, and one is of him while teaching Sunday School class. I got in trouble with the Secret Service. They told us we couldn't do that, but in my excitement, I forgot. Tammy Pulley sent us this photo and writes: Carrying on the Mercer name When Luna and Redrum got back from our walk to the coal hauling railroad track near Breaks they were exhausted and had to have a little nap. Marian Lawson Meredith sent us this photo and writes: The picture of the sunrise was of the sun coming up over Cuba on our recent cruise.

From My Morning Walk. Anderson, Found these great sand art displays on my morning beach walk. She was enjoying the warm weather and stopped to pose for this photo. Taken on an afternoon drive over at Mammoth Cave area. We saw several deer as they were enjoying the warm temperatures. Kenny Gentry sent us this photo and writes: This is a favorite playground since childhood. Thanks we're out of photos.

The Beauty of Spring. Stacy Cooper sent us this and writes: The beauty of spring. I took this on my way home from work on Friday February 10th I pulled off the Parkway on the last Glasgow exit going east. Chateau de Chenonceau, France. Chateau de Chenonceau in Loire Valley France, A Visit from Scottie! We're celebrating School Breakfast Week. Scottie was our special guest today! Doug Landers sent us these and writes: Luna at the office with mom.

She tuckered out from playing and exploring. February students of the month were recognized during Morning Meeting today. These students were chosen for showing tolerance; they work well with others and adjust well to many different situations. Natalie Austin was not present for the picture. Denise Leann Leraaen sent us these and writes: We went to Wisconsin for Christmas and visited Packer Stadium while we were there. March 9th we were taking full advantage of the 75 degree weather for photos in the flowers before the snow hits this weekend.

Don't you just love the roller coaster of Kentucky weather. City of Glasgow DPW. Eat your hearts out Bill Piazza sent us this photo and writes: Photo taken on the rear deck of my daughter's house in Cincinnati, Ohio. She sure has filled out those feet real well. Austin-Tracy is very proud of this years Academic Team.

Future Problem Solving placed 2nd. John David McCandless served as the alternate. We had some individuals who placed as well. Way to go, Eagles! Jenny Evans Everett sent us this photo and writes: Ziva the Diva enjoys an early morning sunny spot on the deck. She's a completely different dog now. First Day of Spring. Dennis and Sylvia Hatfield sent us these and write: Why not, since it was a beautiful day!? Pictures sent in by Dennis and Sylvia Hatfield.

Sam, Eric and the Pooch. Thanks we're running very low on photos. I Bill Anderson took these Friday morning: There was a serious traffic accident at the intersection of South Green St. As always, law enforcement, EMTs and the fire department were on the scene almost phenomenally fast. As you can see in the photos, a Stat-flight chopper landed on the by-pass and the fire department secured a landing site for them.

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Being first responders ourselves at the EPB, we have a thorough understanding of how these fine men and women put their own comfort, safety and sometimes their lives on the line for Glasgow and Barren County citizens - daily. We appreciate that and we salute you all. Thank you for all you do. Billy Ray sent us this photo, taken March 25th, and writes: Best fisherman at the river today. Beautiful Beaver Creek in Glasgow. Rhonda Sue Claywell sent us these and writes: Spring flowers in Glasgow. Sandi Ladd-Russell sent us this photo and writes: I love this local statue and what it says about the value of a farmer in our community.

Brad Lowe, a wonderful local magician, entertained the students at Glasgow Preschool Academy today. It was quite a treat! If you haven't seen Brad perform you're missing a true artist! We had several students who presented their projects that they have worked so hard on. Congratulations to Christopher Devore, 5th grade student, who placed 2nd in the individual division of the Science Fair. Spring reminds me of the Flower Market in Amsterdam.

It's Venus, early risers! This was taken at about 6: For the next few days, Venus appears in the east for a while before the rising sun makes it invisible. It is worth getting up to see! Hope Deckard sent us this and writes: We had a fun afternoon at Brigadoom and enjoyed the flowers and nature! I found fifty Morel Mushrooms on Saturday afternoon, April This was my third time looking and the first time I had located any mushrooms. Kevin Coomer sent us this photo and writes: This is a picture I took on Willis Loop Rd.

Linemen are already working on the lines. They do a great job. Melinda Turner sent us this photo and writes: The goats are enjoying the beautiful weather. Don Houchen sent us this photo and writes: Picture for you Bill, I thought it was nice.

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Annual Glasgow Highland Games. Julia Schooler sent us this photo and writes: There will be exhibits and activities for the entire family. Come out and enjoy a little taste of Scotland's history, music, culture and food. Family passes are available for the entire family for purchase for pre-order. Call for more information. For all the relevant information, check out their website at www.

Festival events and activities. Boys back row L to R: Lucy, Cara and Rosie Jeanette. Rosie Jeanette is a part-time employee and usually works on Wednesday and Friday. She is compensated by belly rubs and a few snacks. Holly Travis sent us this photo and writes: Bill, This is the squirrel feeder in our backyard. They can sit, relax and enjoy a feast. Yes, we put numerous corn cobs out a day for these little critters, but we enjoy watching them - so do our cats. When churches work together Ted McMurtrey sent us this photo and writes: When churches work together!

Bill, Moose enthusiastically embracing the core concept of hunting Easter Eggs. Whitleigh Harp from Red Cross Elementary sent us these and writes: Debbie Perkins at Glasgow Preschool Academy sent us this photo and writes: Love driving around looking at fields of Butterweed and Common Fleabane in bloom. These students were chosen out of their homerooms for exemplifying the character trait of "courage. Justin Hayes sent us this photo and writes: I was honored to get to watch the race at Bristol Motor Speedway as a guest of the 43 Smithfield Richard Petty Motorsports team last year.

It was an experience that I can't describe. I was lucky enough to sit on the pit box during the entire race and to meet Richard at his motor home before the race. Glasgow's finest came to help us learn about how firefighters serve our community. Check these big boys out!

Nature at Its Best. Brenda Crissy Moss sent us this photo and writes: Took this picture 2 weeks ago when our bee hive split and one hive made its home on our trampoline. Nature at its best! Pictured are fourth, fifth and sixth grades. Marty Wooten sent us these and writes: Backyard Guest in the City!! Nancy Page sent us this and writes: Luna and Redrum just love it when their buddies Harley and Zeus come to visit. A little later the next door neighbor Harley comes over to find out what all the fun was about.

A good time was had by all. My friend Tim Boston sent us these and writes: Bill, just wanted to share a couple of pictures of our beautiful Granddaughters!!!! Adalynn is 3 weeks old and Aurora is almost 3 years old. The Summit is sponsored by the Kentucky Department of Education and the National Governors Association Center for Best Practices, and is held to help school districts, early learning providers and community organizations throughout the Commonwealth continue to make vital connections and collaborations necessary for school readiness.

Thirty-three districts were represented at the event, including Barren County Schools, who was recognized as a Trendsetter District for their efforts in school readiness in Barren County. Barren County Schools found out on May 5th that their grants are to be funded for the full amount. Cynthia York, Director of Special Programs, commented that, "This additional funding geared towards our early childhood programming will allow us to enhance the quality services we are already providing for our youngest learners. It will also allow us to increase our collaborative efforts with our community partners to increase the chances of all children in Barren County entering school Kindergarten ready.

Teachers and staff members go above-and-beyond, offering developmentally appropriate activities to students in class every day, hosting family events after hours, and teaching Kindergarten readiness camps in the summer. My son, Sam Anderson, sent me these recently and writes: Dad, please tell me that yesterday was Groundhog Day. I forgot to show these to you. I found him in the yard yesterday. Max went absolutely berserk! Max is our dog and he loves watching the squirrels, chipmunks, deer, wild turkey, opossums in our yard Sunday afternoon drive, enjoying the beauty.

Check Out the Night Life. Stacy Cooper sent us this photo and writes: Some of the Glasgow city nightlife in our yard. What do they want? Scott Getic sent us this photo and writes: This is my father-in-law, Tim Francis, over on Central Avenue. Newest Family at the Lake? May , , is the 43rd annual EMS Week celebration. In that time, EMS was a relatively new profession, and EMS practitioners had only just started to be recognized as a critical component of emergency medicine and the public health safety net.

In , Barren and Metcalfe Counties were making the transition of relocating the ambulance service from local funeral homes into what is now known as Barren-Metcalfe County Ambulance Service. The service was created in December of and started operation on January 1, Since its birth, a lot has changed in the world of EMS. EMS is now firmly established as an essential public function and a vital component of the medical care continuum. On any given day, Barren-Metcalfe EMTs and Paramedics help save lives by responding to medical emergencies, including heart attack, difficulty breathing, falls, motor vehicle crashes, drowning, cardiac arrest, stroke, drug overdose and other acute illnesses.

Our local ambulance service is capable of providing both basic and advanced level medical care at the scene of an emergency and while en route to a hospital. The dedicated staff at Barren-Metcalfe County Ambulance Service provide care for their patients' medical needs and show caring and compassion to their patients in their most difficult moments. During this special week, we recognize the dedication of our staff to serve the citizens of Barren and Metcalfe Counties.

Regardless of the activities they are involved in with family or the time of day, Barren-Metcalfe EMTs and Paramedics stand ready to serve the community they love.


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They have persevered through very difficult times and consistent provide quality pre-hospital care to their constituency. It is my hope that particularly during this special week of recognition that the public will shake their hand or give them a pat on the back for the sacrifice they make to serve others. Front Row Left to Right: Ephesus library from ancient Greece. Red is his name. Beautiful horse of Hollie and Chris Depew. They saw several deer and other wildlife up close.

Luna and Redrum got to go to the Pikeville Cut-Through observation deck. A wondrous sight to see.

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Sam and I were there a month ago and it is indeed quite a sight. This "Cut-Through" project, the dream of Dr. William Mambley, is the largest engineering feat in the US and second in the world only to the Panama Canal. The project eliminated the disastrous flooding of the Big Sandy River by moving a 4-lane highway, a railroad and a river through the mountain. This young buck came to get his picture taken in the daylight. A gentleman always carries an umbrella for a lady. Luna and Redrum stopped their journey long enough to pay their respects to this unknown soldier at the entrance of the Breaks Park.

Sandy Ladd sent us this photo and writes: The bands entering the field behind Greg Cutcliff, field commander, for the beginning of the Highland Games. If you want to get hooked, you must first get bit. Energy conservation in Amsterdam. Redrum and Luna were so anxious to get down to the river and check things out they could barely contain themselves long enough for a photo op.

The river was raging from all the rain and debris was washed up everywhere. They still had fun exploring. Jennifer Likens-Morgan sent us this photo and writes: Glasgow, Kentucky evening beauty on Sherry Furlong sent us this photo and writes: Our visitor tonight at dusk! Greg Houchens sent us these and writes: Wanda has left me for Bill Cody! Brandon Williams of the EPB sent us this photo and writes: We're building a new service for GCA. Beauty at Tellico Village.

Jackie Royse sent us this photo and writes: Greetings from Tellico Village, Tennessee my parent's home. The tram stopped at a large worm farm, where insects consume trash in order to produce fertilizer, and explained the process. She actually ate one of those worms! The lights were minimal making photo taking very difficult. It was unbelievable how massive the cavern is and well worth the trip. Riley brought his pal Benson along for demonstration purposes.

Early in the morning of Friday, June 16, these three foxes were playing some sort of game in my driveway at sunrise. I was not amused. New Principal at Eastern. Erika began her teaching career at Grayson County High School in where she taught English at various levels and grades. While there, she served as the head cheerleading coach for 8 years, served as department head, and held various leadership roles.

Erika and Jonathan have two daughters; Adalynn 4 and Avery 7 who will become Eastern Wildcats this fall. Her mother, Brenda Johnson, was an English teacher for 33 years in the district, and her father, Leroy Johnson, served as a teacher and assistant principal at Barren County High School for more than 27 years.

Eastern has had a long history of being one of the top schools in the state of Kentucky. The success she has witnessed at her previous school will be seen at Eastern. We are glad to have her join our district as a dynamic administrator. It's time for your nap. Sandy Harrison sent us this photo and writes: We saw probably free-roaming Buffalo. It's a beautiful and peaceful place to visit.


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    7. Beautiful sunset on June 21, , in Austin, Kentucky. I have several pictures and will send them in separate emails. These pictures were made near Pawhuska, Oklahoma. It's a huge wind farm in Osage County and you could see these turbines for many miles away. Beautiful and well cared for lawns. The Glasgow Community Band. Take Your Dog to Work Day. Picture made in Joplin, Missouri at a gas station. Girl Scout Trip to Savannah. Debbie Perkins sent us these and writes: Shown here are a few of my favorite Girl Scouts: My daughter Amanda bridged from Ambassador to adult Girl Scout in a ceremony in the garden.

    Amanda Denton sent us this photo and writes: Here at Diversicare of Glasgow, we have services standard we incorporate into our care and also find ways to make it fun. During the month of June, our service standard was "We are warm". On the fun side of being warm, we held a chili cook-off on the first day of summer! How much warmer can you get?! We had members of the local fire department join us for judging. The top chili winners are pictured with the firefighters. Laurie Norris Director of Nursing Services 2nd place: Jason Gumm Nursing Home Administrator 3rd place: Jerrie Key Assessment Coordinator.

    Tybee Island Shark Attack! Tybee Island shark attack! Debbie is my wonderful sister and "Jaws" is probably her favorite movie and one of mine. I'm pretty sure she loved this! Tracey Roberts sent us this photo and writes: Thank you, Tracey Roberts. It's a great place to visit! Marty Stilts sent us this photo and writes: After the rain on Friday afternoon June 23rd this little lady was having her own picnic at Mammoth Cave all alone.

    She was enjoying the fresh rain water and the wet grass. Such beauty to watch God's creatures. Marty Stilts Glasgow, Kentucky. Grant Landrum sent us these and writes: Luna was scared and had to have her bunny to help calm her nerves. Vickie Carson sent us these and writes: Both appointments are effective July I have relied on Barclay extensively for his business acumen and invaluable contributions to regional strategy and operations.

    I am confident both will continue serving the National Park Service and the American people well in their new roles. Park visitation increased by 10 percent during her 5-year tenure. She fortified partnerships with tourism constituents, volunteers, user groups, and the Friends of Mammoth Cave. Craighead also initiated night-sky programming and the park will complete its International Dark Sky nomination this year. Barclay Trimble has served as the NPS deputy regional director in Atlanta since , assuming the added duties of regional chief of staff last year. He also oversees regional planning and compliance, land resources, ranger activities, and commercial services.

    In addition to these tenured assignments, Trimble has also provided administrative and management support during temporary assignments at, both, Denali National Park and Preserve in Alaska and the National Transportation Safety Board in Washington, DC. Below the surface, it preserves the extensive Mammoth Cave system and above ground, scenic river valleys and the extreme hills and hollows typical of a karst landscape. Mammoth Cave is the longest cave in the world, with more than miles explored and mapped.

    This summer, Venus dominates the eastern predawn sky. Timmy Waddell sent us this photo and writes: My wife and I recently took a trip to Chattanooga, Tennessee. We found a lot of history and Tennessee's very own Grand Canyon. Beautiful flowers in downtown Glasgow on Saturday, July 8, These pictures were made at the Mercantile in Pawhuska, Oklahoma. It's a beautiful historic building. During restoration they found the National Biscuit Company sign under plaster and the large marble cornerpost outside the building.

    We had a great time and the food in her restaurant was delicious! Bill, Every morning we have some special visitors to our front window and back door as can be seen from the pictures. Thanks for letting me share, Paulette Wasylycia Glasgow. Bill, this image was taken at Tompkinsville City Park This is Sundae, our granddaughter's kitten, checking out the view from above. General Butler State Resort Park. The Barren County Middle School cheerleaders have started a new year! Congrats to the newly selected team. Back row left to right: George Katchak sent us these and writes: We rented a house on the cliff ocean side and this is one of the views afforded our location.

    The island is home to 50 lighthouses. This one is the tiny community of Victoria. PEI is mostly an agrarian island with their chief crop is potatoes. Strawberries were being harvested last week and churches and school were advertising strawberry ice cream socials for fund raisers. And it is true we are retiring. Sorry to leave but have to go sometime.

    Looking for a Picnic Basket? Amy Gassaway sent us this photo and writes: We spotted a black bear on the side of the road in Cade's Cove!!! The first bear we've ever seen in the wild! Sam's my son and he thought I'd get a kick out of the way he dressed our dog, Max. Sam is doing his best to make our dog look like he just stepped out of a Gary Larson "Far Side" cartoon. Poor Max - He's a good sport and loves the attention.

    Honoring Our Fallen Veterans. When traveling in Kentucky, Luna and Redrum always stop to honor and pay tribute to our fallen veterans. This beautiful site is in Carrollton, Kentucky. I got this photo of my son, Sam, last week Sam made a new friend at one of the flea markets we visited in Owensboro. One of our friends, Daniel, said, "Buy that. Use it instead of a Christmas tree. Thanks we're really running low on photos. I took this last week My son, Sam, and I went to some flea markets in Owensboro last week.

    One of the vendors had several elaborate displays around his booths that he had made himself Papier-mache. Here, of course, are Scooby Doo and Shaggy. Very well done and more photos on the way, if you don't send in your pictures! They just wanted to chase something. Grafton, Utah historic district. Mormon settlers founded Grafton in and the last resident left in Terrell Alexander sent us these and writes: Bill, I thought I would send these two pictures along. Bill Anderson took this photo I took this photo at the end of July in Owensboro.

    This storm cloud was quite impressive as it moved across the western sky. Zion National Park, Utah. Bryce Canyon National Park. White Cliffs of Dover. Don Nims sent us this photo and writes: The White Cliffs of Dover: Eddie Bruner sent us this photo and writes: Photo of sunrise over cyclists in Glasgow Sam Chambers sent us this photo and writes: Antelope Canyon near Page Arizona. It is a slot canyon formed by flooding. The Navajo nation manages tours there. Gina Hammer sent us this photo and writes: Great cell phone pic on our way to Shogun, taken by Hannah Grace Hammer.

    Watch for these big machines on the rural roads of Barren County. It's that time of year again. What an awesome machine. Building a Better World. Amy Tollison sent us this photo and writes: I have attached three photos. Not pictured is June's adult winner, Anne Hughes. View from the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Dawn Tiedemann sent us this photo and writes: I took this happening at the fire department downtown. Such a beautiful sight! Ashley Gosser sent us this photo, taken during today's historic solar eclipse. Where were you during the eclipse? Notice Jupiter on the left.

    Sandy Harrison sent us these and writes: Downtown Glasgow during the eclipse on Another great view of our county as seen from a bicycle. Peggy Edwards sent us this photo and writes: Nothing worrying these two at Mammoth Cave. Yes, that is Gary welcoming folks to get information about Barren County. The Fall Clematis has gone crazy this year. It has climbed up into our Japanese Maple to make a beautiful canopy. It's a good thing I'm not a Judge for the Kentucky State Fair cakes because I sure would have given this one a blue ribbon!

    Luna and Redrum got to go to Lancaster's Tobacco Festival and see all the booths and the parade. Their police cruiser was so different from ours they had to have their photo by one. Very enjoyable place to visit. Are YOU an organ donor? I could not resist sending in this rabbit photo from the Kentucky State Fair. No ribbon, but it sure was cute! A beautiful place with all kinds of millstone and water foul. So many birds they could have chased. Burchett sent us this photo and writes: Recently our granddaughter, Lucy Burchett, visited us and as a surprise from Gamma and Pa, we had a Pink Barbie Mustang waiting for her.

    She loved it but probably not as much as Gamma and Pa enjoyed watching her drive. She only had one minor wreck! Hurricane Harvey has been heartbreaking for many people around the nation. Diversicare has centers all over the US. All of the Diversicares follow services standards and one of those is "We take care of each other. This money came from our Tacos for Texas Fundraiser. Thank you to the Chamber of Commerce for helping us spread the word about this fundraiser and a big thank you to everyone that supported by buying our taco lunch and donating. If you missed out on the lunch event, but would still like to donate, you may contact our Administrator Jason Gumm at Sing-a-Book My Baby storytime program for babies months and their caregivers Mondays at 9: From back in late July My son, Sam, and I went to some flea markets in Owensboro.

    Here's a picture I took of Sam and Tony the Tiger. Boss of the House. Rhonda Claywell sent us this photo and writes: Here is a picture of my sweet little dog. She was a service animal for years and after her family went to heaven, she came to me. In a few short months she has went from a broken, sad pup to the boss of the house and so spoiled it is not funny. Sock It to Cancer. The staff has been doing something each time it is treatment day to show their love and support for their co-worker.

    Students of the month were recently recognized for August. These students were chosen for being team players and cooperating well with their classmates. Congratulations to these Austin-Tracy Eagles! Several of our Austin-Tracy Eagles were recognized at the meeting. Leigh Ann Allbright, classified employee: Join to find the hottest teen books, connect with your favorite YA authors and meet new friends who share your reading interests. Read new romance book reviews, posts from your favorite authors, samples, exciting digital first publications and e-book specials. Visit the official Harlequin book site.

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