May 19, 2013

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Luau Adventure at Southern ~ May 17 Print E-mail

Southern Elementary invites  the public to join them for their first annual "Luau Adventure" from 5 - 7 p.m. on Friday, May 17 at the school. All proceeds will benefit new classroom technology.

There will be fun for the whole family including food, prizes, games and a basket auction.

Admission is $1 per person and tickets are four for $1.

Come out for some tropical fun while supporting a worthy cause!

 
Bethel Cemetery Company annual meeting set for May 19 Print E-mail

The annual meeting of Bethel Cemetery Company, Inc. will be held at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, May 19 at Bethel Church. The Church and Cemetery Historic Kentucky Landmark are located at the intersection of US 27 and KY Highway 17, 4.4 miles north of Falmouth.

This meeting traditionally includes an election of officers according to the bylaws of the non-profit organization which cares for the cemetery and church. Anyone with family resting in Bethel Cemetery is a member and eligible for the Board. If you’re interested in being considered for the Bethel Board, please e-mail cpyles@bethelky.org or call Charlie Pyles at 859-442-7334.

Bethel Church has been undergoing rehabilitation since 2007 and the community is invited to this meeting to see the miraculous work that’s been done essentially by four men whose average age was 69 when the project began.

There will be a special announcement at this meeting you won’t want to miss if you’re a member.

Visit Bethel on the web at www.bethelky.org or on Facebook www.facebook.com/bethelky

 

 
Safely Riding an ATV on Hills

Kentucky is known for its rolling hills, but these hills can pose great dangers when navigated by inexperienced all-terrain vehicle drivers. Understanding how to safely ride on hills is important for ATV drivers of all ages and experience levels.

Navigating hills improperly could cause the driver to lose control or cause the ATV to overturn. Both could result in serious personal injury or death.

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Travel safe and smart this Summer

Summer is upon us, and for many, the season means at least one family vacation or weekend getaway.  According to a TripAdvisor survey, 90 percent of Americans were planning to take two or more leisure trips within the next year and 24 percent were planning five or more trips. Of those surveyed, 79 percent said they plan to spend at least $3,000 on these vacations. As you start planning your next vacation, you can take precautions to keep yourself, your family and your finances safe when you travel.

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Help livestock beat the heat

Humans aren't the only ones that suffer from the heat of summer. Farm animals feel the heat, too. With summer temperatures already upon us, it’s time to think about ways to know when your livestock may be in danger from the heat and what to do to reduce their plight.

The University of Kentucky Agricultural Weather Center provides warnings of the potential danger to livestock. Livestock become uncomfortable when the heat index reaches about 90 degrees. The heat index is a combination of air temperature and humidity and is used to describe how it feels outside.

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