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  • Kentucky state parks celebrate Kentucky Chautauqua program

    FRANKFORT, Ky. - The Kentucky Humanities Council invites you to help celebrate the 20th anniversary of its Kentucky Chautauqua program, which for two decades has helped tell Kentucky’s story through interesting dramatic characters.

    The council is joining with the Kentucky State Parks to help celebrate Aug. 1-5 with special programs at five parks, including General Butler State Resort Park in Carrollton.

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  • TCHS boys’ tennis awards
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  • Romans completes degree at Spalding

    Hannah M. Romans earned a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences in Occupational Therapy from Spalding University in Louisville, during the June 2, 2012 Commencement exercises.

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  • Freshmen tournament runners-up at Oldham
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  • Schedule sports physicals

    The fall sports season is right around the corner. As parents and high school students look ahead to the 2012-13 school year, student athletes will need a sports physical to participate in Kentucky High School Athletic Association-sanctioned sports. The same is true for high school students in Indiana.

    The King’s Daughters’ Hospital is again asking parents to schedule a sports physical with their personal physician. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that all athletes receive a yearly checkup from their personal physician.

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  • Madie Cook is girls’ state tennis singles’ champion

    By KEVIN KELLY

    The Kentucky Enquirer

    LEXINGTON – Notre Dame senior Madie Cook won the state tennis championship in girls’ singles on Saturday (May 19), and the Pandas just missed out on two more state titles.

    The team championship between Notre Dame and Lone Oak came down to the last of the five matches played during the late afternoon at the Boone Tennis Center.

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  • KHS to host Food for Thought The Shakers and the Civil War

    FRANKFORT, Ky. - The Kentucky Historical Society will host “Food for Thought: The Shakers and the Civil War,” at noon Wednesday, June 20, at the Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History in downtown Frankfort.

    In any war there are those whose conscience prohibits them from taking up arms, and the Shakers were such a group during the Civil War.

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  • What’s the interest in Pinterest?

    Are you on Pinterest?

    “What’s that?” you ask. Oh, honey, where have you been?

    Pinterest is an online bulletin board/scrap book/wish list site where you “pin” pictures of things you see elsewhere on the Web that you like.
    Puppies and kittens and fluffy clouds, cupcakes from Sprinkles in New York, sandals on sale at DSW, the beach at Turks and Caicos.

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  • LOOKING BACK

    30 Years Ago (June 17, 1982)
    Clyde “Jack” Greenwood, who has been associated with the Trimble Banner Democrat for 32 years, announced his retirement, effective July 1. Replacing Greenwood as editor will be June Lehue Rand, a native of Trimble County. Becky Jackson will continue as associate editor with responsibility for composition and as assistant in news coverage.

    Erin Wingham received all A’s for the entire year in Mrs. Lounita Hereford’s second grade.

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