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Frame of (his) mind

David Ray Clarkson Jr., 23, loved to make people laugh.

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Sheriff: Be aware of phone scam

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office would like the public to be aware of a potential phone scam aimed at elderly individuals.

According to the sheriff’s office, the scam starts with a call from someone claiming to be a grandchild of the person answering the phone. The caller will claim to be away from home and in trouble, and then he or she will ask for money or personal information, such as a credit card number.

The callers are typically persistent and will attempt to confuse the people they have called.

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School day or snow day… sometimes it’s a tough call

Marion County Schools were closed Friday, Feb. 1, because of inclement weather and possible hazardous road conditions. Marion County Superintendent Dr. Chuck Hamilton issued the following statement explaining the decision to close schools today:

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Tractor accident leads to probation for driver

Steven R. Baudendistel, 44, 1190 Popes Creek Road in Lebanon received 24 months of probation in Marion Circuit Court last week for one count of second-degree wanton endangerment. He was also ordered to pay restitution to any victims that were not paid by insurance.

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MCHS Academic Team wins district for eighth year

The Marion County High School Academic Team placed first overall, first in Future Problem Solving and first in the Quick Recall competition at the District Governor’s Cup Competition on Saturday, Jan. 26, at Campbellsville High School.

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Lebanon man faces child porn charges

By Calen McKinney

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Local students make progress in English, math, reading and science

Marion County students continue to show significant gains in English, math, reading and science, according to test results released by the Kentucky Department of Education last week.

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Free training for small businesses Feb. 15

Local businesses have a chance to participate in the Small Town Merchant Program’s free training with Marc Wilson, a national retail specialist.

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Chamber winners announced

The Marion County Chamber of Commerce held its annual awards dinner Thursday evening.

The President’s Award was presented to Dr. Bill Duley, Nancy Spragens and Susie Smith.

The Outstanding Educator Award was given to Paula Walston, a fourth grade teacher at Lebanon Elementary School.

The Outstanding Farmer Award was given to Bill and Susan Mattingly.

And the Outstanding Chamber Member Award was given to Inter-County Energy.

Look for more about the Chamber winners in the upcoming editions of the Enterprise.

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British soccer camp returns to Marion County in June

Local soccer players will once again have the opportunity to improve their skills with Challenger Sports at their week-long “British Soccer Camp” from June 24-28.

The camp will be held at the Marion County soccer fields across the street from the Fairgrounds, 415 Fairgrounds Road in Lebanon.

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