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  • Harmonizing Health Retreat Open House set Saturday, Jan. 5, 2-5 p.m.

    Harmonizing Health Retreat, 1028 New Hope Road north of Bedford, will hold an open house from 2-5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013. The community is invited to enjoy the food, network your business and socialize with new friends.

    Release the past by walking our Labyrinth nestled in the forest. Receive free sessions of magnetic energy, Reiki, hypnosis and other mind/body processes for behavior change and pain relief. Learn about the new, ongoing programs from 7-9 p.m. each Tuesday.

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  • 8th grade Students of the Month

    Trimble County Middle School Principal Mike Genton has recognized the TCMS Eighth Grade Students of the Month for November.

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  • TCHS drama, dance groups perform

    By JENNIFER GOODIN
    Special to The Trimble Banner

    On Saturday, Dec. 8, and Sunday, Dec. 9, the Trimble County High School Theater Department presented to the public, “A Winter Wonderland.” Also featured during the production was a dance by the new TCHS dance class and artwork from the art classes.

    The theater department did not perform a traditional play, instead the students performed in a very fast paced showcase of talent featuring student solos, duets, monologues, skits, dances and instrumental performances.  

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  • Richmonds to observe 62 years

    Donald and Ruby Richmond, will observe their 62nd wedding anniversary on Saturday. They were married on December 22, 1950 in Milton by the late Rev. Harry Wood. The couple resides at 379 S. Spillman Lane in Milton. They have five children: Bev, Pam, Greg, Mike and Jan; 12 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren and are expecting their first great-great-grandchild.

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  • Apel named to All-State Band

    Trimble County High School junior bandsman Christian Apel has qualified for the prestigious honor of representing TCHS in the All-State Concert Band. Elite instrumentalists from around the Commonwealth were selected for the honor during a rigorous series of auditions by the Kentucky Music Educators Association.

    “Christian is a junior clarinet player in the band program,” Trimble County Band Director Matthew Leedy said. “He is first chair of his section and has been for the past five years.”

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  • Christmas production at Trimble High
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  • Rotary guest speaker
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  • O’Braths celebrate 25 years

    Janet Robbins and Troy O’Brath were united in marriage Dec. 12, 1987 at the Bedford Baptist Church. Attendants were Johnny Drury, Bedford, Kerry Callis, Bedford, Johnathon Nelson, Michigan, Jarrod Mahoney, Milton, Bobby Robbins, Milton, and Lucian Sullivan Jr., Bedford.

    Janet’s attendants were Kitty Webster Evans, Oklahoma, Susie Sullivan Stivers, Bedford, Leatha Webster Adams, Okla., and Cindy Webster, Bedford.

    The couple live in Bedford and have two children.

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  • Local author in print with publication of first book

    Trimble County High School graduate Danielle Garriott-Caswell has written and published the first of what she hopes will be many books. This one is titled Refuse to Sink, a fictional story geared towards a young adult audience.

    “I got the inspiration to write this gem of a book, while browsing online one day,” she said. “I came across a picture that simply read ‘Let’s Go to the City and Fall in Love.’ After that it’s like the whole story flowed through me like a river, until it was finished.”

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