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    Governor’s Open House
  • Girl Scout Silver Award recipients
  • Do you need assistance with your...

    Beginning Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2013, your local Community Action office is 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 or kerosene, or wood, or a formal eviction notice from your landlord if heating expenses are included in the rent.

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    Secret weapon to weight loss

     

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    Chambers gives donation to Backpack...
  • Chamber makes donation to Make a...
  • SCC nursing students sponsor fund...
  • Why do we overeat?

    By Josey Crew

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    Cub Scouts Pack 90 collects food...
  • Scouts collect food for Community...
  • Candle lighting to honor memories...

    Candles will glow Sunday, Dec. 9 when tens of thousands of bereaved parents, siblings, grandparents, relatives, and friends around the globe will join together to light remembrance candles to honor the memories of children who have died, but will never be forgotten.

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    Working the Puzzle for Autism, Inc.

     

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    Walking for the Alzheimer’s...
  • Lebanon native wins Country Music...

    Clarence Spalding, president of Spalding Entertainment and Lebanon native, was named the "Manager of the Year" Wednesday of last week by the Country Music Association in Nashville.
    Spalding was one of several winners of CMA's touring industry honors known as the SRO (Standing Room Only) Awards, which were presented by superstar artist and radio personality Kix Brooks and CMA Chief Executive Officer Steve Moore during "The 42nd Annual IEBA Conference" in conjunction with the presentation of the IEBA Awards and Hall of Fame Induction in Nashville.

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    "Goodbye, Room"

    By Dr. David B. Whitlock

    "I went back upstairs one more time and said 'goodbye' to my room. I'm ready to go now."
    Dave's words were my signal: Cutting my eyes towards him as he walked to his car, I turned on the headlights in the early morning dawn, put the U-Haul in gear, and we all - Dave, Lori, Madi, and I - headed south, caravan style.

  • Operation Christmas Child

    A shoebox can do a lot more than hold shoes. For individuals and churches who participate in Operation Christmas Child, those boxes become a way to share faith and love with children worldwide.
    "It's operated by the ministry Samaritan's Purse," said Dan Durham, the pastor at Stewart's Creek Baptist Church.

  • Church briefs, Oct. 17

    Youth rally
    New Beginnings Community Church in Springfield will be having a youth rally at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 20, featuring Steadfast and Daniel Cook from Elkhorn Baptist Church in Campbellsville. Everyone is invited.

    Revival

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    Birth announcement: Leathers

    Amanda and Michael Leathers of Lebanon announce the birth of a 6-pound, 6-ounce son, Dylan Michael Leathers, born Aug. 27, 2012, at Norton Suburban Hospital.
    Maternal grandparents are Ricky and Loretta Bradshaw of Lebanon. Paternal grandparents are Freddie and Dee Leathers of Lebanon. Great-grandparents are Dorothy Bradshaw and the late Jimmy Bradshaw, the late Marian and J.E. Thompson, the late Elmer and Mickey George and the late Fred and Jo Leathers.

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    Birth announcement: Wise

    Josh and Jessica Wise of Lebanon announce the birth of a 3-pound son, Nicholas Eli Wise, born Sept. 15, 2012, at Norton Hospital.
    Grandparents are Troy and Barbara Crawford of Lebanon, Stewart and Juanita Wise and Gordon and Sheila Caldwell, all of Campbellsville.
    Great-grandparents are Bonnie McCarty of Perryville, Pauline Wise and Sandy Rainwater of Campbellsville and Helen Cook of Lebanon.
    Nicholas Eli has one brother, Hunter Levi.

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    Birth announcement: Brussell

    Derrick and Sarah Brussell of Lebanon announce the birth of a 6-pound, 2-ounce son, Charles Easton Brussell, born Sept. 24, 2012, at Spring View Hospital, Lebanon.
    Maternal grandparents are Bobby and Beverly Mattingly. Paternal grandparents are Chuck and Paula Brussell. Great-grandparents are Marcus and Elizabeth Ann Clark, the late Herbert and Annie Mattingly, the late Sollie and Pauline McMurtry, and Anna Brussell and the late Charles Brussell.