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Mood
Swings
— Photo by GLYPIE GRIDER
The Owen County Marching Band began band camp Monday morning in
front of the high school. Above, Logan Duvall marches with his
trumpet in position as he learns the first part of the show. The
band will be presenting the show “Mood Swings” and
performing music from the Broadway musical “Les Miserables.”
The band’s first official performance will be at the home
football game on Aug. 25.
Rumor
of teen’s death at fair just a rumor
Mt.
Sterling ATV rider at home with broken back, expected to make
full recovery
Rumors have been flying
across Owen County that a boy died nearly two weeks ago as a result
of an ATV accident at the Owen County Fair.
Every day since the accident, 5-year-old Keegan Nicholson has
asked his mother how the boy’s been doing.
Melia Nicholson of Warsaw didn’t have the heart to tell
her son the boy died.
Kennel
lease aids county
Will
help house stray animals until alternative can be put in place
Recent cuts in the
animal shelter budget left the fiscal court searching for other
ways to shelter animals in Owen County.
Opinions
sought
On
local teen alcohol use, director sought for $1.2 million grant
Hoping to find out
the community’s perception about the use of alcohol
by local teenagers, members of the Teen Alcohol Prevention
Program (TAPP) want the opinions of local residents.
Middle
school hires assistant principal
Faulkner
anxious for school to start
Sheri Faulkner may
be a new face at Maurice Bowling Middle School, but she’s
no stranger to the educational system. Hired July 1 as
the new assistant principal, Faulkner brings more than
21 years of combined teaching and administrative experience
to MBMS.
Arnold
honored for 60 years
of dentistry
Has
served Owenton in many
capacities
over the years
Owen County’s
Dr. C.C. Arnold was honored recently for his 60 years
in the dentistry profession, 55 of them in Owenton.
Learning
about the Chinese way
Stafford
part of 400-member
delegation of educators
Rob Stafford only knows
a handful of Chinese words, but that didn’t
deter him on his recent trip to China.
Part of a 400-member delegation of U.S. educators,
Stafford spent 10 days touring the most populated
nation in the world, staying primarily in Beijing
and the much smaller city of Shening in the Liaoning
Province.
“We were there to
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