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The Enterprise is looking for Marion County’s Five Most Interesting People

The word "interesting" means different things to different people. It could describe someone with a fascinating personality or career. It might refer to someone who has done something remarkable, exciting or out of the ordinary.
No matter what definition you use, we're pretty sure you know someone (or maybe even multiple people) that you would call interesting for one reason or another.
And we'd like to meet him or her (or them) — especially if it's someone who has never been featured in the paper.

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Heating assistance program starts Jan. 12

On Jan. 12, Central Kentucky Community Action office will begin assisting families of low-income with the LIHEAP Crisis Program.
To be eligible for crisis funds you must be in a heating crisis. You must have a past due/disconnect notice from the electric or natural gas company or be out of bulk fuel within four days if using propane, fuel oil, kerosene, or wood, or a formal eviction notice from your landlord if heating expenses are included in the rent.

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Local grads earn degrees in school of education

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University awards pins to 28 School of Nursing students

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Marion County Area Technology Center students of the month

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SCMS students celebrate an around-the-world Christmas

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Reynolds gets pinned

Dr. Darlene Eastridge, dean, welcomed graduates and their families to Campbellsville University’s Carver School of Social Work and Counseling pinning ceremony Dec. 12 in The Gheens Recital Hall.
Jennifer Reynolds of Lebanon was pinned and graduated with a bachelor in social work.

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Truitt graduates from Campbellsville University

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Conservation district offers scholarship

The Marion County Conservation District encourages any who may qualify to please apply for the Kentucky Association of Conservation Districts Auxiliary Scholarships, They are the George Crafton Scholarship, the Betty Barrick- Non-Traditional Scholarship, and the Natural Resources Scholarship.

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12-31-14 School Menus

Breakfast
MCHS additional menu item: assorted Pop-tart or cereal bar grab and go breakfast served in lobby daily.
Monday, Jan. 5 - French toast with maple syrup and toast or assorted cereal and toast, apple, strawberry cup, juice and milk
Tuesday, Jan. 6 -Bacon, egg slider and toast or cereal and toast, pear, grape cluster, juice and milk
Wednesday, Jan. 7 - Whole grain chocolate chip muffin and toast or cereal and toast, pineapple, peach cup, juice and milk

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