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Vol. 155 No. 30 Thursday, July 29, 2021 BCHS Solar Cats take 2nd in national Solar Car Challenge

escort back into Owings- technology teachers Brian The Solar Car Challenge By Cecil Lawson ville on Saturday after- Coleman and Ricky Prater. is three days of racing, KyNewsGroup noon. All teams participating to put each car through [email protected] The Solar Cats previous- in the Solar Car Challenge its paces and to test each ly took 4th place in their di- have to design, build from team’s ability to drive and vision in 2019 out of a field scratch, and race their own maintain their vehicles. Bath County High of eight schools, also held vehicles. Drivers and team mem- School’s own Solar Cats as Texas Motor Speedway. Before they can race bers have to keep an eye solar car racing team This year’s team was on the track, all teams on energy use and speed gained national standing Captains Maynard Rein- must go through a pro- and determine the optimal once again last week by hardt and Dakota Davis cess called “scrutineering” amount of power to use for placing 2nd in their divi- and members Devin Mat- (scrutinizing and engi- each day of racing while sion in the 2021 Solar Car thews, Samuel Bodine, neering), which can take Challenge held last week Miles Saunders, and up to three days. The So- at Texas Motor Speedway photos courtesy of Ricky Prater, Sasha Reinhardt, and Shade Stacy-Bonot. Their lar Cats passed scrutineer- Solar Cats in Fort Worth, Texas. Marna Saunders team sponsors are BCHS ing on the first day. cont. on pg. 14 They were given a police Bath County among nine more School district begins to counties joining transition of Fiscal Court holds put federal coronavirus Driver Licensing from Circuit Court Clerk to Transportation brief special called relief funds to use Cabinet in August meeting New regional issue model offers ‘next level’ services for Kentucky drivers from state surplus Nine more Kentucky using technology to offer By Cecil Lawson * approved the hiring of counties will make the tran- more service options than KyNewsGroup Ricky Faudere as part-time sition in August to a new, ever before, such as online [email protected] Deputy Jailer at $9.25 an secure driver-licensing appointment scheduling hour model, administered by the and, for the first time, on- * approved the Gateway Kentucky Transportation line license renewal. After Bath County Fiscal Area Development District photo by Cecil Lawson Cabinet (KYTC), that gives many years of issuing driver Court members held a list of county road with Bath County Board of Education members held their reg- Kentuckians more choices licenses, circuit court clerks short special-called meet- distances. There are 315 ular July meeting at the Board Annex office on Monday. and modern services. will be able to focus solely ing Tuesday morning at roads that fall under coun- From left, board members John Steele and Carla Bowling; The traditional issuance on court business and driver the Judge/Executive’s Of- ty maintenance, amount- Supt. Steve Evans; board chairperson Brenda Holder; and system of licenses and per- licensing will be executed at fice. They took the follow- ing to 275 miles, with 12-15 vice-chair Burnsey Stewart. mits initiated at the Office new regional offices whose ing actions: percent as gravel. of Circuit Court Clerk in only business is licensing.” * approved the County * approved an agree- told board members dur- each county is being phased Making the transition in Treasurer’s annual settle- ment and resolution with By Cecil Lawson ing their work session that ment for Fiscal year 2021 out. It is being replaced by August will be Bath, Carter, the Kentucky Transpor- KyNewsGroup the district is receiving * approved publication a network of KYTC Driver Crittenden, Cumberland, tation Cabinet to receive [email protected] $8,121,320 in ESSER-III Licensing Regional Offices Jackson, Lawrence, Lyon, of the financial pages of $72,840 in discretionary funds, and he went over intentionally located across McLean and Warren coun- the county’s audit in lieu funds for work on Eldon the district’s spending plan, the state. Eighteen regional ties. The Office of Circuit of publication of the entire Hill Road, Rogers Mill Bath County Board of which has to be turned in to offices have been opened Court Clerk in each of those annual settlement. Judge/ Road, and Fearing Road Education members held a the Kentucky Department statewide to date, with more counties will cease in-person Executive Bobby Rogers * approved payment to busy regular July meeting to come. KYTC and Ken- driver licensing services on praised Treasurer Julie Great American Insurance on Monday evening and Funds Cline and Finance Offi- tucky’s circuit court clerks Aug. 23, 2021 and licensing Company for renewal of put in motion a number of cont. on pg. 14 are working together to services will instead be per- cer Haley Porter for their earthquake insurance in plans and projects using smoothly complete the tran- formed at KYTC’s regional work, as the state’s audit the amount of $4330 recently received federal sition statewide by June 30, offices. contained no findings in * approved payment of coronavirus relief funds. 2022. With the August transi- the county’s finances up to $1000 to R. L. Caudill Steve Evans, in atten- “It’s a new era of driver * approved the purchase Construction for additional dance at his first school licensing in Kentucky,” Gov. Driver Licensing of a roadside shoulder ma- work on clearing culverts board meeting in the dis- Andy Beshear said “We are cont. on pg. 14 chine for $1000 and a 100 along Clear Creek Road trict as superintendent, gallon fuel tank for $450

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steve kodie amyx rhoda goodpastor Douglas allen kiskaden

trade and even going on to Goodpaster; one daugh- of Flemingsburg; his son, start up his own die weld- ter, Wretha Goodpaster; Robert Douglas (Kayla) ing business in Shelbyville, four grandchildren, Tina Kiskaden of Maysville; 8 Kentucky, where he and Everman, Jason Goodpas- grandchildren and 2 great- his family put down roots in ter and his wife, Amanda; grandson; his sisters, Pen- Bagdad, Ky. After a decline Jessica Goodpaster Pedigo ny Bare, Sharal "Cricket" in health, Steve traded the and her husband, Rob; Ash- (Bernard) Logsdon and welding mask for a tractor ley Goodpaster Wilson and Sara (Denis) Cloud; and and began tobacco farm- her husband, Lance; thir- his brothers, Jack (Jenny) ing. When that became teen great grandchildren; Bare, Jimmy Bare, and too much, Steve and Robin eight great great grand- Chester Clark Mullikin. He downsized to a small town in children; a host of special is also survived by his un- eastern Kentucky, where he Mrs. Rhoda Goodpas- friends at Sterling Mead- cle, Tommy Kiskaden and and Robin fell in love with ows and Rosemary Brooks cousins Dee Dee Crouch the community/scenery. ter, age 92, of Winchester, passed away Tuesday, at Place. In addition to her and Rob Kiskaden, all of Steve was very exceptional parents, she was preceded Douglas Allen Kiskaden, Owingsville. In addition to when it came to music and Clark Regional Medical Center in Winchester. She in death by her husband, 68, of Maysville, passed his parents, Doug is pre- Steve Kodie Amyx, 69, of he played many instruments away Sunday July 18, 2021 by ear. Over the years Steve was born in Bath County, Claude L. Goodpaster; one ceded in death by his step- Kentucky, passed away July at Pioneer Trace Nursing had several hobbies that he Kentucky on October 26, brother, Floyd Withrow; dad, Edgar Bare, his father 18th at his home in the lov- one sister, Eula Toy and and Rehabilitation. Doug Chester Mullikin and a sis- ing arms of his family. Steve used to specifically connect 1928 to the late Charlie with those he loved. Guns, Withrow and Nellie Craig one daughter in law, Ginny was born April 9, 1953 in ter Glenda Mullikin. A cel- was born to Kodie and Lou- Goodpaster. Visitation was Cincinnati, OH. He was a ebration of life for Douglas ise (Price) Amyx on April instruments, music, mo- Withrow. Rhoda worked torcycles, coins, hunting, as an aide at Owingsville held on Thursday, July 15 farmer but had also worked Kiskaden was held at the 11, 1952, in Detroit Michi- from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at as a meat cutter and as a Aberdeen Community Cen- gan. Steve is survived by farming, landscaping, clas- Elementary for several sic cars, tractors, politics, years and also worked with Richardson Funeral Home. railroad welder. Survivors ter on Sunday, July 25, 2021 his loving wife of 50 years, Funeral service was held include his wife of 50 years, from 2-5 p.m. To send flow- Robin (Lenoir) Amyx, Four and many more...His sons the Adult Education Pro- on Friday, July 16 at 11:00 Diana Hunt Kiskaden; his ers to the family or plant a children, Jim and Tracey (which include his sons-in- gram in the county. She mother Wynona Kiskaden Heslip (Owosso, MI), John law) were his best friends loved quilting, bingo and a.m. in the chapel of the tree in memory of Douglas Kodie Amyx (Owingsville, and he adored his wife, playing games. Rhoda was Richardson Funeral Home Topliss; daughters, Sheila Allen Kiskaden please visit daughters, and grandchil- KY), Klayton and Jil Amyx an avid UK basketball fan with Reverend Lowell Rice, (Brian) Glass of Maysville, our Tribute Store. dren. Steve was a very hum- (Wilmore, KY), Kenny and and loved to go camping. Reverend Harold Mason and Denise (Dane) Black Jessica Mahrley (Brighton, ble man who never met a Goodpaster, Reverend Tim stranger. Whether you were Traveling was something oleada mcintosh MI). Ten grandchildren: that she enjoyed so much. Cole and Reverend Jamie Kayleena (Nick) Whalen, a neighbor, a banker, or a Hendrix officiating. Burial She was blessed to have brother, Darryl Spencer; Jackie (Conner) Drake, homeless man.....he was followed in the Polksville been in every state except two sisters, Lucy Spencer Rachel (Cameron) Wilson, simply a friend to many. He Cemetery. Pallbearers Hawaii. She loved to see and Lois Anderson and her Skye Amyx, Laci Amyx, will be greatly missed by all were Tyler Asbury, Lance the different places and husband, Willard; seven Klayton Rocco II Amyx, who love and knew him. Vis- make memories will her Wilson, Jon -Claude Hen- grandchildren, Elexus Mc- Austin Steve Amyx, Olivia itation was held Wednesday, family. Rhoda was said to derson, Jacob Everman, Intosh, Brittany McIntosh, Mahrley, Titus Mahrley and July 21 from 11:00 a.m. until be hilarious! She had such Robert Clark, Jason Good- Kenneth McIntosh II, Jen- Alaina Joy Mahrley. And five 1:00 p.m. at the Richardson paster, Chase Goodpaster, na McIntosh, Lindsay Mc- great-grandchildren: James, Funeral Home. Funeral a fun loving personality. Robbie Adams, Michael Intosh, Robbie McIntosh Grant, Simon, Gemma and services began at 1:00 p.m. She was happy, joyous and Wells, Paul Teague and and Brice McIntosh; two Landon. Two brothers and in the chapel of the Richard- a free human being. She Rob Pedigo. great grandchildren, Wy- a sister, Terry and Garnett son Funeral Home with Rev- enjoyed life and loved her Ms. Oleada McIntosh, In lieu of flowers, the att McIntosh and James Amyx (Salyersville, KY), erend Randy Hawkins offici- family dearly. Rhoda had age 73, of Winchester, family asks that donations Hatton. In addition to her Sharon and Vencil Hel- ating. Burial followed in the a kind heart and a conta- formally of Blevins Valley be made to Bluegrass Par- parents, she was preceded ton (Shelbyville, KY) and Crown Hill Cemetery. Rich- gious laughter. She will be passed away Monday at kinson's Alliance P.O. Box in death by five brothers, Daniel and Earlene Amyx ardson Funeral Home is dearly missed by all those the Clark Regional Medi- Adron, Manuel, Lester, (Shelbyville, KY). Steve set- caring for all arrangements. she leaves behind. 4424 Lexington KY 40544. cal Center in Winchester. Delbert and Norman Spen- tled in Hartland, MI where In lieu of flowers, the family She is survived by two Richardson Funeral Home She was born in Menifee cer. Visitation will be held he became distinguished in has requested donations be is caring for all arrange- County on July 16, 1948 sons, Jim Goodpaster and on Thursday, July 29 from the die welding business; made to St. Claire Hospice. ments. to the late Alvin Spencer his wife, Connie; Eddie 11:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. eventually traveling to Ja- 222 Medical Circle, More- and Nina Bailey Spencer. at the Richardson Funeral pan to educate others on the head Ky. 40351 Her greatest blessings were her children and her Home in Owingsville. Frances Louise Purvis mckinley grandchildren. She loved Funeral services will be- to spend time at home gin in the chapel at 12:00 parents, she was preced- son Rudd, Morgan Rudd memorial and sign the with her family. Writing let- p.m. with Reverend Scott ed in death by her hus- and Lincoln Rudd and sev- guest book, please visit ters to her sisters was also Barnes officiating. Burial band of 54 years, Richard eral nieces and nephews. www.mrgfh.com. something she enjoyed. It will follow in the Benson, McKinley, three brothers, Funeral services were made her day to receive Craig, Langworthy Cem- etery in Suddith. Donald Purvis, Charles conducted at 1:00 P.M. mail from them. She was Pallbearers will be Purvis and Robin Pur- Tuesday, July 27, 2021 in a kind, caring woman with PLEASE PICK SIZE THAT BEST FITS YOURa PAPERloving heart. She will be Braxton Poore, Larry vis and one sister, Lillian the chapel of the Michael Huff, Christian Huff, Matt greatly missed. She is sur- NOTICE OF Susie Sexton. Survivors NOTICER. Gray OF Funeral Home in NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING vived by two sons,NOTICE Kenneth OF Spears, Adam Matthews include two daughters,PUBLIC Owingsville HEARING with Rich- The Public Service Commission of Ken- McIntosh PUBLICand his HEARING wife, Au- and Johnny PUBLICHuff. Richard HEARING- Annette McKinley Risner ard McKinley and Glenn tucky issued an order on July 8, 2021, dra andThe PublicRobert Service McIntosh Commission ofson FuneralThe Public Home Service is Commission car- of The Public Service Commission of Kentucky Kentucky issued an order on July 8, (Glenn) and Lisa McKinissued an -orderEmery on July 8, 2021,officiating. scheduling Burial scheduling a hearing to begin on August and hisKentucky wife, issued Tessa; an order oneon July 8,ing for all arrangements. ley both of Mt. Sterling, was in the Machpelah 17, 2021, at 9:00 a.m., Eastern Daylight 2021, scheduling a hearing to begin on 2021, scheduling a hearing to begin a hearing to begin on August 17, 2021, at on August 17, 2021, at 9:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., Eastern Daylight Time, in the Ri- Time, in the Richard Raff Hearing Room August 17, 2021, at 9:00 a.m., East- two sons, Richard McKin- Cemetery in Mt. Ster- LEGAL NOTICE Eastern Daylight Time, in the Rich- ley (Kim) of Miamisburg,chard Raff Hearingling. Room Visitation at 211 Sower Bou-was from at 211 Sower Boulevard in Frankfort, ern Daylight Time, in the Richard Raff Kentucky, for the purpose of receiving Hearing Room at 211 Sower Boulevard ard Raff Hearing Room at 211 Sower Ohio and Daniel McKinlevard in -Frankfort,11:00 Kentucky, A.M. for tothe pur-1:00 P.M. Pursuant to KRS §231.050, notice is hereby given that TimBoulevard Baldridge in Frankfort,has filed Kentucky,a for public comment and cross-examining new applicationin Frankfort, or Kentucky, filed to modifyfor the anpurpose existing application, with the County Clerk pose of receiving public comment and cross- the purpose of receiving public com- Frances Louise Purvis ley (Brigette) of Mt. Ster- Tuesday at the funeral witnesses of Kentucky Utilities Company of Bathof County,receiving to public operate comment a place andof entertainment cross- in Bath County, the location of examining witnesses of Kentucky Utilities ment and cross-examining wit- McKinley, 81, of Mt. Ster- ling, four sisters, CompanyMary (“KU”)home. and Intervenors Pallbearers in Case were (“KU”) and Intervenors in Case No. 2020- whichexamining is outside witnessesthe corporate of Kentucky boundaries Utili- of the city of Owingsville . The County Bostic, Maxine Bussell, Tyler McKinley, Travis 00349, Application of KU for an Adjust- Judgeties Executive Company of Bath (“KU”) County and hasIntervenors set a hearing on thisnesses application of Kentucky for the 6th Utilities day Com- ling, Kentucky, passed No. 2020-00349, Application of KU for an of August, 2021 at, 9:00 am time at the Bath County Courthouse. Jackie Bussell all of Ow- McKinley, Cody McKin- ment of Its Electric Rates, a Certificate of in Case No. 2020-00349, Application pany (“KU”) and Intervenors in Case away Friday, July 23, 2021 Adjustment of Its Electric Rates, a Certifi- Any person desiring to oppose the permit shall have filedNo. in 2020-00349, writing allegations Application that of KU ingsville and Nola cateCamp of Public- Convenienceley, Billy andRudd, Necessity Ben Rudd Public Convenience and Necessity to show ofwhy KU the for application an Adjustment should of notIts Electricbe granted. at her home. She was Deploy Advanced Metering Infrastructure, Rates, a Certificate of Public Conve- for an Adjustment of Its Electric born April 11, 1940 in bell (Elmo) of Lexington,to Deploy Advanced and Metering Dylan Infrastructure, McKinley. Hon- Rates, a Certificate of Public Con- Approval of Certain Regulatory and Account- Approval of Certain Regulatory and Ac- Rogernience Coyle and Necessity to Deploy Ad- Kentucky, two brothers, orary pallbearers were County Clerk venience and Necessity to Deploy Bath County, Kentucky, ing Treatments, and Establishment of a One- counting Treatments, and Establishment vanced Metering Infrastructure, Ap- to the late Robert Purvis Robert Purvis of Owings- Glenn Risner, Dale Risner, of a One-Year Surcredit. This hearing will proval of Certain Regulatory and Ac- Advanced Metering Infrastructure, Year Surcredit. This hearing will be Hearing date and time set by County Judge Executive: Approval of Certain Regulatory and and Mary Davis Purvis. ville and Eddie Purvis Dr. Danielle King, Julia be streamed live and may be viewed on Applicationcounting Fee Treatments, $20.00 - KRS and §231. Establish- streamed live and may be viewed on the Accounting Treatments, and Estab- Frances was a member (Laura) of Carlisle,PSC Ken website,- psc.ky.gov.Maness, Public Louise comments Setters, the PSC website, psc.ky.gov. Public com- ment of aPublished One-Year in Surcredit.the Bath County This News-Outlook 07.29.21 tucky, eight grandchil- Conny Risner and every- ments may be made at the beginning of hearing will be streamed live and may lishment of a One-Year Surcredit. of the Gateway Christian may be made at the beginning of the hear- This hearing will be streamed live ing. Those wishing to make oral public com- the hearing. Those wishing to make oral be viewed on the PSC website, Church in Mt. Sterling. dren, Tyler McKinley, one at the Mt. Sterling LEGAL NOTICE and may be viewed on the PSC ments may do so by following the instruc- public comments may do so by following psc.ky.gov. Public comments may be She was a homemaker Travis McKinley, Cody Clinic. The Michael R. the instructions listed on the PSC website, made at the beginning of the hearing. website, psc.ky.gov. Public com- McKinley, Billy tionsRudd, listed on theGray PSC website,Funeral psc.ky.gov. Home, 89 Pursuant to KRS §231.050, notice is hereby given that Thements Barnyard, may be LLC made has atfiled the begin- who enjoyed doing word psc.ky.gov. a newThose application wishing or tofiled make to oralmodify public an com-existing application, with the County Clerk Ben Rudd (Sarah), Dylan Slate Avenue, Owings- ning of the hearing. Those wishing searches, cooking, read- KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY of Bathments County, may to do operate so by a followingplace of entertainment the in- in Bath County, the location of which is outside the corporate boundaries of the city of Owingsvilleto make oral . Thepublic County comments may ing, traveling and mak- McKinley, Riley McKinley 220 ville,West Main StreetKentucky 40360 KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY structions listed on the PSC website, 220 West Main Street Judgepsc.ky.gov. Executive of Bath County has set a hearing on thisdo application so by following for the 6ththe dayinstructions ing candy for her beloved and Von McKinley, threeLouisville, cared Kentucky for 40202 all arrange- of August, 2021 at, 10:00 am time at the Bath County Courthouse. great-grandchildren, Car- ments.To view the online Louisville, Kentucky 40202 listed on the PSC website, family. 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Abounding Grace Oakla First Church of God Let’s Reason Together Assembly of God 215 Old Oakley Road, Owingsville By Alton Norman - Owingsville Church of Christ 91 Banker St., Owingsville Randy Hawkins Wes Crouch, Pastor 5410 E. Hwy. 60 East, Owingsville • 606-261-9263 Olympia Church of God Aguas Tranquilas Centro 5583 East Hwy. 36, Olympia Why Believe in like to die in your sins? those who do not believe because He raised Lazarus de Adoracion/ Still Waters Billy Hunt, Pastor jesus? (5) There once was a rich in Jesus, and He said, “… from the dead (John 11:43, Worship Center man who died in his sins; the fire (of Hell) is not 44); and He, Himself con- 177 Jackson Cemetary Road, Old Springfield Church Owingsville 3569 Springfield Rd. I may believe that “Co- and he “Being in torments quenched” (Mark 9:43- quered death for me by Keith Willoughby Pastor Bro. Roy Stacy lumbus Sailed the Ocean in Hades, he lifted up his 48). There is no comfort His own resurrection (He- Services are 3:00PM on Sunday Blue” or not, but it is of eyes and saw Abraham for those in Hell, not even brews 2:9, 14) and He has Bath County First Apostolic no consequence. I may afar off…Then he cried from a damp fingertip. gone to prepare a place for Church Owingsville Baptist Church believe that men landed and said, ‘Father Abraham, But those who believe me and all believers (John 1226 McCarty Branch Rd 92 Coyle Street, Owingsville on the moon or not, but it have mercy on me, and in Jesus are promised an 14:1-3). Salt Lick, Ky. 40361 Chris Bailey, Minister Pastor Daniel Flanery does not matter. I believe send Lazarus that he may inheritance that is “incor- Believers who inherit Owingsville Church of Christ in Jesus because it does dip the tip of his finger in ruptible and undefiled, and the promises not only say Bailey’s Chapel 5410 Highway 60 East matter, and what I believe water and cool my tongue; that does not fade away”. It they believe, but they also Christian Church Alton Norman, Minister about Jesus has eternal for I am tormented in this is reserved for me “in heav- obey Him (Hebrews 5:9). 2429 Water-Dell Road, consequences. flame” (Luke 16:24). Can en” (1 Peter 1:4). Believers Have you obeyed Him? Owingsville Owingsville First Jesus said, “…If you you imagine being is such in Christ are promised Thank you for reason- Ryan Utterback, Minister Christian Church do not believe that I am He, torment that a little water that even if they die, they ing with me. 11 East Main St., Owingsville Bethel Christian Church Sean Bailey, Minister you will die in your sins” on the tip of a finger could will live again (John 11:25, 518 Bethel Ridge Road, (John 8:24). Now, that is bring some comfort? The 26). I know that Jesus can Bethel Owingsville First Church of God serious. What would it be torments of Hell are for deliver on His promises Rev. Richard Anderson 320 Slate Ave., Owingsville Lowell Rice, Minister Bethel Methodist Church 142 Bethel School Lane, Owingsville United Bethel Methodist Church 75 West Main St., Owingsville Blevins Valley Daniel Burch, Pastor Christian Church 1418 Blevins Valley Road, Pebble Church of God The Message We Shared Owingsville (Cleveland Assembly) By Chris Bailey, Pastor many ways and in mysteri- Part of the problem is Our simple availability Russell Ingram, Minister 4857 Oakley Pebble Road, Owingsville Baptist ous ways. that we fail to see what can change the course of Owingsville Church God can speak through God can do. Paul said that another’s life, giving them Church of Jesus Christ Franklin Rose, Pastor our words and conversa- God can do immeasur- the purpose God intended. of Latter Day Saints Ephesians 3:20-21 are tions. God can use our re- ably more than we can ask In all we say or do, how- Hwy. 36, Owingsville Peeled Oak Christian Church Bishop Jason Purdy 2592 Howard Mill/Peeled Oak words of praise for God. sources to accomplish his or imagine. There is no ever we are used by God, Road, Owingsville The praises are for how work. Our hands, gifts, and limit to what God can do the ultimate goal is to hon- City of Refuge Bill Teegarden, Minister God works through believ- skills can be tools of God’s through us. or and glorify God. Our Full Gospel Church ers, how the work of God work. If we are used by God purpose is to glorify God, 39 Sour Spring Road, Polksville Church of God is beyond imagination, and The issue is whether we to share what we have ex- so being used by God is Olympia 6275 East Hwy. 60, Salt Lick how it all should glorify are available to be used of perienced in Christ, our an immediate and mean- Mike Munday, Minister Ralph White, Minister God. God. Unfortunately, too words can become the ingful accomplishment of Cornerstone Baptist Church Preston First Church of God How does God work many believers are too oc- work of God that changes that purpose. There is no 36 Cherry Lane, Salt Lick 7184 Preston Rd, Owingsville through believers? Most cupied or distracted to be someone else for eternity. greater joy than this for Jayson Minix, Minister Terry Frerichs, Pastor often we think of miracles used. A great deal of good If we yield our time and the believer. Are you expe- Reynoldsville Christian Church East Fork Church of God when we talk of the work and glory is lost when we resources, we can minister riencing this? 943 East Fork Road, Sharpsburg 4428 East Fork Road, of God, but we must re- are not focused and seek- to others and meet needs Doug Routt, Pastor Owingsville member that God works in ing to be used of God. that forever impact them. Billy Harmon, Minister Salt Lick Christian Church 109 Church Street, Salt Lick Fairview Christian Church Calvin Lindell, Minister 3064 South Hwy. 11, Sharpsburg Salt Lick First Church of God Oakley News Morgan Gilty, Minister 412 Main Street, Salt Lick Vernon Lambert, Minister Grace Gospel Church by Lena Fultz C. and Margaret Snedegar, Ritchie, and other family Jamie, Paula and Jamie 767 Main Street, Sharpsburg Salt Lick Dr. Andy Wyant, Minister Carol Stephens, Cheryl and friends. Michelle Blackwell spent a Free Will Baptist Church The family of Maxey and Patti Sorrell, and Tori The community was sad- few days last week in Gulf 6367 US 60 East , Salt Lick Grace Gospel Tabernacle Andy Lands, Pastor and Lorena Stephens had Perkins. dened last week by the Shores, Alabama. Lena 91 Wyoming Road, their summer get-together Colton Reed celebrated death of Steve Amyx. The Fultz spent some time with Owingsville St. Julie’s Catholic Church Steve Meadows, Minister at the home of Linda Gray his 12th birthday Saturday church had a meal follow- her grand dog Axel and 77 East Main Street, Owingsville on Sunday, July 18. Those with a pool part and a cook- ing the funeral. grand cat Lucy. Father Arturo Molina Greater First Baptist Church Bill Grimes, Deacon joining in the fellowship out at this home. Helping Jaxon Hester spent a few Rusty and Rita Cummins 247 Montgomery St., and good food were Leon- him celebrate were James days last week with Danny visited with James, Jaxon Sharpsburg Sharpsburg Baptist Church Tony L. Weathers, Pastor ard Rogers, Gerald and Al- and Jaxon Reed, Mark and Karen Hart. and Brooke Reed. Friday 575 Main Street, Sharpsburg ice Dyer, Ina Martin, Anita and Krystal Reed, Chris Roy and Lena Fultz and they enjoyed the day at Shane Henry, Pastor Hedrick Community Church and Austin Newton, Steve Ritchie, Roy and Lena Jamie, Paula, and Jamie Cave Run Lake with other 5308 Old Sand Road, Salt Sharpsburg Christian Church Lick Thomas and Connie, Judy Fultz, Paula and Jamie Michelle Blackwell had family members. 241 Main Street, Sharpsburg Randall Jackson, Minister Gearhart, Cavanah, Haley Michelle Blackwell, Rusty supper together Friday Johnny Baber, Minister and Riley Warner, Camer- and Rita Cummins, Karen night at Golden Corral in Kendall Springs Sharpsburg Worship Center on Hall, Christy Stewart, J. McClain, Dave and Shirley Winchester. Church of Christ 468 Main Street, Sharpsburg 3072 Kendall Springs, Paula Smith, Pastor Owingsville Jason Leber, Minister Slate Valley Christian Church Community calendar 2563 Wyoming Road, Owingsville Lakeview Community Gregg Whitt, Minister Church The Davis, Mann, 2021 at the Fleming- 41041 drinks. Catching up 581 Cave Run Lake Rd., Salt Stulltown Community Church Lick Minton, Durbin Re- Mason Energy Confer- This is the 2nd and looking back. 10219 Stulltown Road, Preston Rev. Eddie Dennison, Pastor union: ence Room. Entrance Sunday after Labor Hope to see you Les Ingram, Minister is behind the main Day. Potluck being there! Midland First Church of God Sugar Grove The Davis, Mann, building at; served at 12:00 pm 11479 Easy Hwy. 60, Salt Christian Church Lick Minton, Durbin Re- 1449 Elizaville Rd. noon. Please bring 3841 N. Stepstone Road, Bush Stevenson, Pastor union will be Sept. 19, Flemingsburg, Ky. your favorite foods and Owingsville Francis Nash, Minister Moore’s Ferry Christian Church Tunnel Hill Church of God CITY OF OWINGSVILLE 2396 Moore’s Ferry Rd., Salt 1215 W. Tunnel Hill Road, SURPLUS PROPERTY FOR SALE Lick Owingsville Dennis Carman, Minister 2004 Chevrolet 3500 Diesel 4WD truck with snow plow – 80,456 miles (can be seen Eastern Kentucky Sherman Sparks, Minister at City Hall) Morning Star Baptist Church The following items can be seen at the City Garage located at the corner of Slate Upper Salt Lick Overhead 161 Harrisburg Ave., Ave. and Water Plant Rd.: Church of Christ 2 ton chain hoist Owingsville 5385 South Hwy. 211, Salt Lick 1 ton chain hoist Eric King, Minister 2 – side truck tool boxes Garage Door Rezda McNabb, Minister Troy-Bilt riding lawn mower Mud Lick Church of God Homelite generator Company Victory Chapel 4 – 255/70 R17 tires with wheels 9067 East Hwy. 36, Olympia 6927 Veterans Memorial Highway, BUYERS salt spreader Mark Caldwell, Minister Dewalt 18 volt hand tools Sharpsburg Kevin Miles, Pastor New Life Fellowship Bids may be turned in at Owingsville City Hall located at 19 Goodpaster Ave., Commercial and Residential Owingsville, KY until 4 P.M. on FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 2021. The City reserves the 907 Forge Hill Road, White Oak Christian Church right to accept or reject any or all bids when deemed to be in the best interest of the Installation and Service Owingsville 2606 White Oak Road, Owingsville City. For any questions, call City Hall, 606-674-6361. Jamie Stump, Minister Ron Weaver, Minister This advertisement was paid for by the City of Owingsville using tax dollars in the 24 hour emergency service Northside Church of God amount of $80. Young’s Valley Community Church 1086 West Hwy. 36, of God Published in the Bath County News-Outlook 07.22.21 and 07.29.21 Call 606-748-8234 Owingsville 3559 S. Hwy. 211, Salt Lick Kenny Crouch, Minister Vernon Gross, Pastor

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For news email: [email protected] Email for news and advertising: [email protected] advertiser in order to be submitted to any other publications. All subcriptions payable in advance. For advertising email: [email protected]@kynewsgroup.com News Outlook Your Hometown Newspaper July 29, 2021 - 5 Classifieds For Sale CASH for your unwanted Chipmunks have unique role in eastern Kentucky environment car or truck. We can pick-up. Call Stephen at 606-584-8881 although they have small Chipmunks are small, or Mason County Auto Sales By Charles Mattox bodies they have huge striped rodents of the fam- Buy/Here 606-883-3340 4694 KyNewsGroup appetites that can make ily Sciuridae. They are AA Highway, Dover, KY 41034 [email protected] short work on a garden. found in North America, The chipmunk, also with the exception of the Speaker & Radio for sale. known as stripped squir- Siberian chipmunk which Call 859-405-5226 Although rarely seen, rels and sometimes inad- is found primarily in Asia. there’s a small animal that vertently called ground Chipmunks have an om- For Sale: blackberries $15 makes the woods of east- squirrels although techni- nivorous diet primarily per gallon. Call 859-473-0715. ern Kentucky its home cally they aren’t ground consisting of seeds. and provides a unique role squirrels, provide a unique They also commonly eat For Rent in the environment, and role in nature. grass, shoots, and many Owingsville Areas: other forms of plant mat- Efficiency APART- ter, as well as fungi, insects MENTS ON US 60 East Salt anthony lee “tony” stamper and other arthropods, Lick Ky. for rent $400 per small frogs, worms, and month and $400 deposit. 606- Olive Hill; one son, Jacob bird eggs. They also eat 210-0725. (TFN) McGlone; one grandson, worms, small frogs and in- Photo by Charles Mattox Jase Ison; his partner, Sha- sects. Fleming Areas: ron Suttles; one sister, Lisa Chipmunks can eat cul- Chipmunks play an im- Chipmunks construct Boat and RV Storage, lot lo- Dawn McGuire of More- tivated grains and vegeta- portant role as prey for var- expansive burrows which cated in Flemingsburg, reason- head; two brothers, Rick A. bles, and other plants from ious predatory mammals can be more than 3.5 m (11 able rates, call 859-707-9745. Stamper (Vickie) of Hag- and birds, but are also ft) in length with several farms and gardens, so they Morehead Areas: erstown, Maryland, and are sometimes considered opportunistic predators well-concealed entrances. John W. Stamper (Donna) themselves, particularly The sleeping quarters are For Rent: Nice 2BR Duplex pests. Apartment. Close to Morehead of Soldier, as well as niec- Chipmunks mostly for- with regard to bird eggs. kept clean as shells and The small creatures are feces are stored in refuse City Park. $600 per month, es, nephews, extended age on the ground but can plus utilities & deposit. NO not only beautiful to watch family and friends. He was climb trees, especially to tunnels. PETS! Call 606-780-0227 preceded in death by one obtain acorns and hazel- in their natural habitat The eastern chipmunk son, Landon Stamper; one nuts. they also make nice pets, hibernates in the winter, services Anthony Lee “Tony” grandson, Mason Ison; One tiny chipmunk can though they tend to sleep while western chipmunks as much as 15 hours a day do not, relying on the Stamper, age 57, of Cherry and one brother, Bobby gather up to 165 acorns in "Are you paying more than due to not having to remain Lane, Salt Lick, passed Allen Stamper, Jr. Tony one day. stores in their burrows. $50 month for your car insur- away Friday, July 23, 2021, was a “wildcat” whose fam- Chipmunks harvest and on alert as they would in Chipmunks play an im- ance? For low prices and low at his residence. He was ily teasingly called him “a hoard these nuts and also their natural environment. portant role as prey for down payments, call 1-800- born September 10, 1963, tough old bird.” He en- eat many types of forest At the beginning of au- various predatory mam- 256-3575." in Mansfield, Ohio, a son joyed riding motorcycles, fungi. They are able to tumn, many species of mals and birds but are also chipmunk begin to stock- opportunistic predators of Bobby Allen and Ruth listening to Rock music, disperse the spores which free Ann Cline Stamper of Salt and visiting with friends also helps spread the fun- pile nonperishable foods themselves, particularly Lick. In addition to his and family. He loved his gi, many types of which are for winter. They mostly with regard to bird eggs cache their foods in a lar- and nestlings, as in the Free to good home white parents, he is survived children and was very critical to the ecosystem of male neutered cat, had shots, 1 by two daughters, Holly proud of their accom- forests. der in their burrows and case of eastern chipmunks ½ years old, litter box trained, Ison (Josh) of Morehead plishments. He will be Eastern chipmunks mate remain in their nests until and mountain bluebirds sweet and loving, call 606-845- and Leighann Stamper of missed and remembered in early spring and again in spring, unlike some other (Siala currucoides). 8891. with love. A Celebration early summer, producing species which make many Chipmunks typically live of Remembrance was litters of four or five young small caches of food. about three years although Yard Sales held 6 p.m. Tuesday, July Cheek pouches allow some have been observed twice each year. The young Carlisle Area: 27, 2021, at the Cave Run emerge from the burrow chipmunks to carry food living to nine years in cap- items to their burrows for Lake Spillway. Northcutt after about six weeks and tivity. Yard Sale—Friday July 30th & Son Home for Funerals, strike out on their own either storage or consump- A group of chipmunks is 8am. 215 East North street. 400 Fraley Drive, More- within the next two weeks. tion. called a scurry. Beth & Laura McCord head, KY 40351 is caring for arrangements. Sign Beaver Creek guestbook at www.north- Apartments cuttandson.com HOMECOMING 270 Ramey Rd. Sharpsburg, KY Now Taking Applications for Elderly August 1 is Homecoming at the Lakeview Now taking applications for new age limit 50 and disabled. Rent based on Community Church. We would love to invite 30% of income you to come and celebrate 22 years of God’s Contact: 606-768-3672

blessing in this church. We do not discriminate against applicants on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation or preference, disability, age, veteran status, national The church choir and youth choir will be singing. origin, religion, or political affiliation. Founding Pastor, Brother James Allen will be the speaker. The Millers from London, The Post Frame Professionals” Kentucky will be the special singers. There Housing Authority of will be a time in the service designated for the Mountain View “note burning”. Time will be set aside for Owingsville testimonies and prayer. There will be a Now Accepting Applications Metal Center & Constuction wonderful meal that only the great cooks of the Lakeview Church can serve. for 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Your Post & Steel Frame Construction Specialist Pole Barns • Garages • Horse Apartments Barns • Metal Roofs • Concrete Call for a FREE Quote A lot of fun and exciting things are being Flatwork planned for this special service. We hope to see 606-674-2704 Delivery Available! 1-877-845-8408 you Sunday at 11:00. We can cut to your size for prompt, Mon-Fri 7:30am-5pm; Sat TDD 1-800-247-2510 same day service! We promote 28 8am-12pm; Closed Sun. ga. #1 40 yr. metal roofing. We stock The church is located on 581 Cave Run Lake 180 Kendall Springs Rd. 14 color options. Many additional 5756 Wallingford Rd., color or quality options available. Flemingsburg, KY Road, Salt Lick, Kentucky. Pricing as low as $1 per ft! www.mountainviewmetal.com Owingsville, KY 40360 STOP!!!! Are You Tired of the Phone Calls and Confusing Advertisements on TV? Do you have questions about Medicare, Medicare Supplements or Medicare Advantage Plans? Are you looking for THE BEST RATE? If so, get your questions answered by either calling for an appointment with Jimmie Gates at 606-683-2104 or email [email protected].

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peoplesbankofky.com 1-888-445-BANK livestock report News Outlook Your Hometown Newspaper July 29, 2021 - 7 Opinions The opinion page does not reflect the views of the KyNewsGroup. Heaven Is Go tell the owls A ratedLot fromLike the cheerful so- the swamplands in the the owl lent credence to living as a Shawnee war- background those who Kentuckyciety of men, scorched by the Lower Mississippi Valley the superstitious power of rior. were adopted came to un- Summer’s sun, and pinched Region of Louisiana is the the creature among Native Though Boone was derstand. by the Winter’s cold, an in- home of a pre-historical Americans. known to frequent, and So I will glean instead strument ordained to settle Native American settle- The importance of the especially camp on sacred 50-60 of my past columns- the Bywilderness.” ment known as Poverty owl in Shawnee culture ancient Native American and add much more recent CharlesDaniel Mattox Boone, 1784, Point. The Native Ameri- would have been very no- village sites and would research material toward; along the Kentucky fron- cans who lived there for ticeable to Daniel Boone, even survey those lands a book that deals with that Heaven Is tier, in conclusion of his bi- several centuries, begin- who had an intimate un- for friends and family, very theme when detail- ography as he told it, and ning about 3,000 years derstanding of the Shaw- he never once divulged ing the experiences of A Lot Like as was recorded by early ago, are believed to be the nee culture and who emu- their significance as far Daniel Boone and others Boone biographer, John ancestors of the present- lated much of his life to as importance to Native who played a significant Kentucky Filson. day Native Americans coincide with basic Shaw- Americans, and I believe role in the development of known as the Creek, nee cultures and customs. this was part of his inter- northeast Kentucky, and By Charles Mattox In my research of Native Choctaw, Shawnee, Cher- Boone describes him- nal struggle that he suf- who, like Boone had once Americans, and in particu- okee and Natchez, tribes, self, in conclusion regard- fered as a man caught been adopted into native lar the archaeological ex- among many others. ing the story of his life up between both worlds, and culture, and who were, “To conclude, I can now cavations and analysis of Zoomorphic forms of fat- to 1784 as “a companion they were vastly different like Boone, very secretive say that I have verified the Native American sites and bellied owls are prominent for owls.” (see above). worlds, particularly in the for their entire lives when saying of an old Indian artifacts, across the Ohio artifacts found at Poverty Boone was a Shawnee in spiritual sense. divulging specifics about who signed Col. Hender- and Mississippi River Val- Point and the symbolism complete fashion, not just I believe the Shawnee their life among their Na- son’s deed. Taking me by leys, certain specific infor- of the owl was important living a similar lifestyle to holy men told him if he tive American captors. I the hand, at the delivery mation keeps coming up to many of the Native peo- the Shawnee, but actually ever desecrated the sa- will draw examples from thereof, Brother, says he, we in reference to the impor- ple, like the Shawnee and being adopted into Shaw- cred oaths of the Shawnee my vast research regard- have given you a fine land, tance of owls. earlier Mississippian cul- nee culture during his his “footprints would often ing George Stockton, but I believe you will have Bear with me. I have a ture peoples, who lived in captivity in 1778, the sec- be marked with blood” Stephen Ruddell, Joseph much trouble in settling it. destination in sight. The northeast Kentucky. ond time in his life he had and history has docu- Jackson, Jones Hoy and (Here Boone is referenc- slope to get there is slip- I am personally aware been captured by them. mented this unparalleled, Dick Callaway. Each of ing a comment made by pery, but the end view is of several works of Native The serious historian sad truth. whom lived with Native Cherokee War Chief, Drag- worth the effort. American art being found and researcher will note I recently began work Americans, were adopted, ging Canoe’s definition of Native Americans were on Native American sites that Boone was extremely on composing a book I and returned to white so- Kentucky as being a ‘dark intimately familiar with in northeast Kentucky: closed-lipped to his friends planned to call, ‘Go Tell ciety. and bloody ground’)—My all of nature and were One is a hematite figure and family members about The Crows’ a collection I will also examine and footsteps have often been keen observers who un- of an owl found near the the details involving his of 50-60 of what I consid- publish photographs of in- marked with blood, and derstood the subtle and Ohio River. The other is a adoption and it is further er my most informative triguing Native American therefore I can truly sub- unique qualities, charac- zoomorphic pottery head noted that for the Shaw- and entertaining columns artifacts from northeast scribe to its original name. teristics and habits, of all of an owl which was found nee to take a European from nearly 1,000 I’ve had Kentucky and weave their Two darling sons, and a plants and creatures. in Mason County, Ken- adversary into their own published in the past two significance into the other brother, have I lost by sav- Their knowledge of the tucky. fold through adoption was decades, but a new insight stories. age hands, which have also owl contributed to the The owl held impor- no small thing, and the act into understanding the If the Good Lord is will- taken from me forty valu- owl’s status and promi- tant status with holy men, itself was likely cloaked in spiritual life and belief of ing, I will see the work able horses, and abundance nence in their religious shamans and healers, the threat of holy reper- many Native American completed before the New of cattle. Many dark and ceremonies and overall among Native people and cussion if the adoptee ever cultures in reference to Year. sleepless nights have I been belief systems. as the owls were unique turned their back on their their philosophy of adop- I will title it: GO TELL a companion for owls, sepa- On a bluff overlooking creatures, who had for- adopted people, as Boone tion of whites into their THE OWLS ward facing eyes, moved would eventually do when culture has led me to con- Mountaineer Portable Buildings silently and efficiently in he returned to frontier pi- clude I must pen another the blackest of night, were oneer society and culture, book first. About that ex- 409 Satterfield Ln. Owingsville, Ky. 40360 prolific and skilled hunt- after almost ten months of perience and the spiritual Call (606)Call336- 1(606)336-1270270 and leave a message. ers, who were extremely Selection of storage sheds including Cabins. stealthy and nearly impos- Selection of storage sheds sible to locate but could be heard frequently and whose calls were often mimicked by warriors signaling one another as Metal or Shingle Roofs•Urethane Finish•Treated•Painted they crept upon an enemy; -RENT TO OWN- FREE DELIVERY & SET-UP- well, the characteristics of Family Fun Day The 18th Annual Caring Hearts of Nicholas County, Inc. Trail Ride, Buggy Ride, Pig Roast & Auction Saturday, August 7, 2021 Trail Ride and Buggy Ride 10:00 am at Upper Unit Clay Wildlife Management Area; Carlisle, KY. 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These days it’s hard to all that is hidden to I make my way along to truly “get away from others.” a deer path on a steep WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED it all.” That thought has ridge; the days obli- There aren’t too many guided many of my ad- gations and anxieties places you can get to ventures and walks. recede as you shift to IN COMPOUNDING INTEREST? anymore that are quiet, While I certainly the present moment in isolated, and away from don’t seek out self- a place you don’t nor- others. punishment, I have al- mally go, where you BE THE BOSS OF YOUR Even during a hike ways tried to challenge have to stay focused on last fall along a nearby myself, by taking the what’s around you. RETIREMENT, hilltop trail led to nu- more difficult path, and Often I have thought merous meetings with carrying as little on my of walking into the PUT YOUR MONEY TO other hikers – like me, back as possible, only woods one day and not trying to get out of the necessities. returning to civiliza- the house during the I have also been tion, but I always come WORK FOR YOU! height of the COVID-19 struck at an early age back. I like hot show- pandemic. by the words of Spanish ers, I don’t like mosqui- But I can remem- poet Antonio Machado: toes or chiggers, and FOR A PERSONAL AND ber even 30 years ago In my solitude I’ve got promises to hiking somewhere I have seen things keep. 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The CDC and People who are not fully vac- say. The CDC says, "There is cur- facing Kentuckians who remain These vaccines were devel- vaccine was paused while the FDA say they are “prepared for cinated are most at risk from the rently no evidence that Covid-19 unvaccinated against the corona- oped very quickly; how can we FDA and the CDC investigated booster doses if and when the sci- Delta variant. Also, a low vacci- vaccination causes any problems virus is that they still have unan- be sure that they have been fully a very small number of cases of ence demonstrates that they are nation rate in a community cre- with pregnancy, including the de- swered questions about vaccines, researched and proven? The blood clots in people who had re- needed.” ates an opportunity for local out- velopment of the placenta. In ad- some based on facts and others vaccines were developed, tested ceived it, nearly all of them adult I don't need a shot if I've al- breaks that have the potential to dition, there is no evidence that based on myths. This story is an and given emergency-use autho- women younger than 50. The ready had the virus, do I? The overwhelm the health-care sys- female or male fertility problems attempt to sort through some of rization in under a year, thanks FDA and CDC recommended CDC recommends that those tem. Unvaccinated people, those are a side effect of any vaccine, in- those questions and to counter to years of previous research on that administration of the vaccine who have been infected with who work in the public, and those cluding Covid-19 vaccines." misinformation. related coronaviruses. Research- could safely resume. the virus should be vaccinated, who are considered high-risk are What about microchips? There This information is not only ers had also been working on the In July, the FDA added a new because we don't how long or encouraged to wear a mask in are no microchips or any kind of for the unvaccinated. Kentucky technology for years and the tim- warning about the J & J vaccine strong the resulting immunity is. indoor spaces. Some health of- device in the vaccines, but this Health News encourages indi- ing, and federal funding by Con- because it was linked to a rare "While there is no recommended ficials say everyone should be hasn't stopped about one in five viduals who have already been gress and the Trump administra- neurological condition, Guillain- minimum interval between in- doing so, especially in places with people from thinking it's true. vaccinated to use it as a resource tion allowed companies to run Barré syndrome. Preliminary fection and vaccination, current rising rates of infection. Children First and foremost, it is physically when talking to their loved ones multiple trials at the same time, research found 100 people, out evidence suggests that the risk of under 12 have not been approved impossible; James Heathers of about getting vaccinated, since saving lots of time. Surgeon Gen- of more than 13 million U.S. reinfection is low in the months for a vaccine, so they are also con- The Atlantic examined the notion friends and family have proven to eral Vivek Murthy said on Twit- doses, who had developed the after initial infection but may sidered high-risk. in detail. A related myth is that be highly influential in persuad- ter, "There were no corners cut in syndrome after receiving the increase with time due to wan- It's important to remember the vaccine can make you mag- ing them to do so. making these vaccines, what was vaccine; one died and 95 were ing immunity," the CDC says. that unvaccinated people are netic. The CDC says, "Covid-19 Covid-19 is no worse than the cut was actually red tape." hospitalized. The FDA said in a Recently, hospitals in Missouri places for the virus to mutate vaccines do not contain ingredi- seasonal flu, right? Wrong. While Then why haven’t they been news release that after evaluating treated unvaccinated people who even more, perhaps into even ents that can produce an electro- influenza and Covid-19 are both permanently licensed? There has the information it has determined developed Covid-19 for the sec- stronger variants. At Fort Bragg, magnetic field at the site of your contagious respiratory illnesses, always been a long, deliberate that “the known and potential ond time, NBC reports. N.C., Force Health Protection Of- injection. All Covid-19 vaccines they are caused by different vi- process at the Food and Drug benefits” of the vaccine “clearly I got fully immunized, but ficer Lt. Col. Owen Price, said on are free from metals." ruses. Covid-19 appears to be Administration to fully approve a outweigh the known and poten- then got infected. How did that a podcast that we are "one muta- Where can I get more informa- more contagious and to spread drug, involving a review of much tial risks.” happen? No vaccine is 100% ef- tion away from kind of rolling tion? And how do I tell truth from more quickly, and is more deadly. more data over a longer time than What are the side effects? The fective, health officials say. The back down the hill." He added, "I deception? The Immunization Preliminary estimates from the is required for emergency use most common side effects are Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are know everybody is Covid-spent, Action Coalition provides a list of Centers for Disease Control and authorization. The FDA has until pain, redness and swelling on about 95% effective in prevent- everybody’s over it. But we have questions you should ask when Prevention are that the U.S. had January to review the materials, the arm where you got the shot. ing Covid-19 in those without to get to a point where there’s no evaluating health information on- 38 million flu cases and 22,000 but has said it expects to make Other side effects are tiredness, prior infections. The Johnson & safe haven for the virus to go, line, such as the original source deaths from it in the 2019-20 flu a decision on full approval within headache, muscle pain, chills, Johnson vaccine has a 72% over- and we’re only going to do that of the information and who man- season, for a death rate of 0.06 two months. fever and nausea. Side effects all efficacy rate and an 86% ef- through vaccination — and if we ages it. The University of Cali- percent. The U.S. has had nearly Why hasn't the military re- after a second shot may be more ficacy against severe disease in don’t get there, we’re going to fornia-San Francisco offers tips 34 million confirmed cases of the quired them? It appears that they intense. There have been two the U.S. Research is still ongoing back-slide." on how to find credible sources coronavirus and nearly 607,000 are waiting on the full approval confirmed cases of the rare blood to determine the effectiveness of Can vaccines affect fertility? of health information, including deaths from Covid-19, for a of the vaccine by the FDA be- clot following the Moderna vac- each vaccine against the Delta "The Covid-19 vaccine will not red flags to watch for, including death rate of 1.79%. In Kentucky, fore doing so. At this time they cine, out of 137 million doses. variant, but so far most studies affect fertility," say physicians outdated or anonymous informa- there have been 473,503 cases are voluntary. The Army has di- Serious adverse reactions show that they are protective, at Johns Hopkins University in tion, possible conflicts of interest, and 7,308 deaths. a death rate of rected commands to prepare to after a coronavirus vaccination especially against severe illness Baltimore. They said the myth one-sided or biased information, 1.54%. administer mandatory Covid-19 are rare, says the CDC. Anaphy- and death. Healthline reports on sprang from a false report on if there is a claim of a miracle or Kids don't get it, do they? Yes, vaccines as early as Sept. 1, pend- laxis, which can occur after any a number of studies that support social media that the Pfizer and a secret cure, or if no evidence is they do. Children can be infected ing full approval of the FDA licen- vaccination, is severe and has the effectiveness of the three ap- Moderna vaccines would affect cited. with the virus, and can get sick sure, reports Army Times. The occurred in 2 to 5 people per mil- proved vaccines against the Delta not only the spike protein on the Kentucky Health News is an from Covid-19 and spread the Navy also recently told sailors to lion vaccinated in the U.S. Clinics variant. surface of the virus, but another independent news service of the virus to others without knowing expect a mandatory vaccination keep people 15 minutes after the A study published in the New spike protein that is involved in Institute for Rural Journalism and they have it. In Kentucky, 15.5% program as soon as final approval shot to make sure they don't have England Journal of Medicine growth and attachment of the Community Issues, based in the of cases have been in people un- is granted. a reaction. found that after two doses, the placenta in pregnancy. "The two School of Journalism and Media der 20. Most children have mild Does this new type of vaccine As of July 19, there have been Pfizer vaccine was 88% effective spike proteins are completely at the University of Kentucky, symptoms or no symptoms, but change your DNA? "Covid-19 1,148 reports of myocarditis or against the highly contagious different and distinct, and get- with support from the Founda- some have become severely ill vaccines do not change or inter- pericarditis among people 30 and Delta variant, compared with 31% ting the Covid-19 vaccine will not tion for a Healthy Kentucky. from the disease and a few have act with your DNA in any way," younger who received a corona- after one dose. Health officials affect the fertility of women who died. They can also get a rare the CDC says. The new types virus vaccine. Most cases have told The Washington Post that are seeking to become pregnant, but serious condition, Multisys- of vaccines deliver instructions followed the Pfizer or Moderna the Moderna vaccine likely offers tem Inflammatory Syndrome in "to our cells to start building vaccine, particularly in male ado- a similar level of support. Some Children, that sometimes doesn't protection against the virus that lescents and young adults. The small studies show that the J&J NEED HELP WITH YOUR show up until weeks after the causes Covid-19." Johns Hopkins CDC has confirmed 674 cases; vaccine is effective against Delta infection. Kentucky has had University says, "The messenger almost 340 million doses have and other variants, but a New RETIREMENT PLAN? more than 50 reported cases, ac- RNA from two of the first types been given, mostly the two-dose York University study that has cording to the CDC. The more of Covid-19 vaccines does enter vaccines. not been peer-reviewed, shows If you have questions about your pension, 401(k) or contagious variant of the virus cells, but not the nucleus of the Will I need a booster shot? that it is far less effective against profit sharing plan, call the Mid-America Pension that recently became dominant cells where DNA resides. The Boosters are common for many Delta other variants than earlier Rights Project at (866) 735-7737 to get free legal advice. seems to affect them more; the mRNA does its job to cause the viral infection because the vac- strains, Forbes reports. Funded by the U.S. Administration on Aging, MAPRP cine effect may wane. There is Why are we hearing so much American Academy of Pediat- cell to make protein to stimulate staff provides free legal assistance to anyone with a rics and Children's Hospital As- the immune system, and then it concern that the vaccines won't about the Delta variant? 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thank the Powell Funeral Home for their City of Refuge Church We will have a carnival and services. obstacle course and fun Spaghetti games. Public Notice Second reading of a proposed ordinance amedning the Menifee County budget for fiscal year 2022, to include unanticipated receipts for the fol- Fundraiser lowing funds: General, Road, Jail, LGEA, Federal Grants, Parks, Nursing AGES: 4 THROUGH Home Sinking, Sanitation District Operation, American Recovery Act, and Donations Only 911 Funds and to include expenditure increases for the following funds: ADULTS General, Road, Jail, LGEA, Federal Grants, Parks, Nursing Home Sinking, Sanitation District Operation, American Recovery Act, and 911 Funds which totals $890,196.34 will be held on Wednesday, August 11, 2021 at 8 a.m. Plus, Bible classes on two traits of at the Menifee County Courthouse. A copy of the ordiannce with full text is Sunday, August 1st after available for public inspection at the office of tghe county judge/executive Christian Character: Kindness an Honesty. during normal business hours. morning service “This advertisement was paid for by Menifee County Fiscal Court using taxpayer dollars in the amount of $36.” Join me for a day of fun, food, fellow- Published in the Menifee County News on 07.29.2021 The Servants of God will be ship, and learning to live for Jesus. singing.

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Photos by Cecil Lawson Kentucky Public Health Commissioner Dr. Steven Stack, left, and Dr. Will Mehlan, St. Claire Bath County Judge/Executive Bobby Rogers and Rowan County Judge/Executive Harry HealthCare Chief Medical Officer, right, mingle during last Wednesday’s celebration at the Clark Morehead Conference Center

Fleming County School Nurse Lori Norsworthy was the drawing winner of a week’s vaca- St. Claire HealthCare President and CEO Donald Lloyd II tion on the beach in South Carolina. By Cecil Lawson “You are our heroes walked out the hospital? (over 83 percent) for peo- cate for vaccinations, and and Adkins were all pre- tonight,” said St. Claire Our success rate was high- ple 65 and old, who are in he acknowledged that sented with Spirit of St. KyNewsGroup President and CEO, Don- er than we ever thought the highest category of many residents are hesi- Claire Awards. [email protected] ald Lloyd II. possible. I am proud of the risk for COVID-19. tant to take it. He encour- Nakita Gibbs was pre- “You have been there work you have done. We He also said the health aged patience, tolerance, sented with the Sister St. Claire HealthCare, every moment,” Gov. Bes- were expected to have the care response to COVID and humility toward those Mary Jeanne Frances along with Gov. Steve hear said. highest per capita death, has contributed to the who still have not received Cleves, SND, Service Beshear, Senior Advisor The first COVID case but because of you, we are state’s accelerated eco- it. “Speak your truth gen- Above Self Award for her to the Governor, Rocky was announced on March one of the lowest in the nomic growth in the past tly, always given them the heroic work during the Adkins, and Public Health 6, 2020, “And you went to country.” few months. “I can’t wait information, and be there pandemic by swabbing Commissioner, Dr. Ste- work the very next day,” He also acknowledged to see the other places you is they come back.” over 100,000 nostrils dur- ven Stack, took time last Beshear added. the grief many health care will take us. What can we Rocky Adkins, who ing COVID-testing, being Wednesday evening to “You never flinched, you workers faced over the not do,” he asked. served as state representa- exposed to 3000 COVID- celebrate front line health never wavered,” Beshear 7200 deaths across the Dr. Steven Stack told tive for the region for over positive patients, and nev- care workers from St. said. “You put your life on state due to complications the audience that prior to 30 years, became emo- er missing a day’s work in Claire and across the re- the line every day.” from COVID-19. He noted assuming his role as Pub- tional when talking about that time. gion at the Morehead Con- He said officials were they were there to hold lic Health Commissioner, his 85 year old father, who Lori Norsworthy, an ference Center. skeptical of the state’s re- the hands of the dying and he had worked in emer- was diagnosed with CO- registered nurse with the St. Claire HealthCare sponse to COVID-19 be- then face their families af- gency rooms since 1998. VID last year and who was Fleming County School has been at the forefront cause Eastern Kentucky ter they had passed. “I understand what you go treated at St. Claire. “He District, was the winner of the region’s COVID-19 leads the country in health Beshear also praised St. through,” he said. “We did is fully recovered. He is of a drawing for a week’s pandemic response since problems such as heart Claire’s health care work- get through it because we healed because of your vacation on the beach in last March with drive-thru disease, diabetes, and obe- ers for contributed to the pulled together. good work.” South Carolina. testing and vaccinations. sity, but “How many people high rate of vaccinations He continued to advo- Gov. Beshear, Dr. Stack, for kynewsgroup.com ONLINE

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MENIFEE COUNTY DELINQUENT TAX LIST TAX YEAR 2020 The following list of delinquent property tax claims is available in the Menifee County Clerk’s Office, 12 Main Street, Frenchburg, KY 40322. These will be available during normal business hours, Monday-Wednesday, and Friday, 8:30-4:00 and Thursday and Saturday, 8:30-11:30 and on the following website http://kydtax.smllc.us/DTaxList.htm The date of the sale will be Tuesday, Au- gust 31, 2021 at 10:00 AM in the Menifee County Clerk’s Office. If you plan to participate in the sale, you must register with the Menifee County Clerk’s office 10 days prior to the tax sale date and pay a registration fee of $10.00 per bill, $5.00 for priority bills, not to exceed $250.00. If you have any questions, please call the Menifee County Clerk’s Office at (606) 768-3512. Krystal Chapman, Menifee County Clerk

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Published in the Menifee County News-Outlook 07.29.21 News Outlook Your Hometown Newspaper July 29, 2021 - 13 community Local cities set to receive American Rescue Plan Act funding to offset COVID-19 costs Last Thursday, Gov. cities with populations gate settings, health care programs, and supports childhood environments, services for child welfare- Andy Beshear announced under 50,000 that did settings, or other key for students’ social, emo- including: child care, involved families and fos- more than $157 million not file for a different locations; enhancement tional, and mental health home visiting programs ter youth. in funding for more than distinction with the U.S. of public health data sys- needs; and for families with young 360 non-entitlement cit- Department of Housing tems; and other public • Promoting healthy children, and enhanced ies in Kentucky from the and Urban Development, health responses. Capital American Rescue Plan were required to submit investments in public fa- Act (ARPA). budget certification forms cilities to meet pandemic The funding will arrive to DLG. Payments have operational needs are also as soon as next week to been processed through eligible, such as physi- offset expenses related to Kentucky’s accounting cal plant improvements COVID-19, including the system and are expected to public hospitals and costs of personal protec- to be sent to cities today. health clinics or adapta- tive equipment, vaccina- Each allocation was tions to public buildings tion clinics, loss of rev- based on population, per to implement COVID-19 enue, payroll and more. the U.S. Treasury. Eli- mitigation tactics. Local cities in the Ken- gible local governments tucky News Group region will receive half of their Eligible services in- receiving funds include: total allocation now, with clude: Carlisle - $514,292.58 the second half of fund- • Addressing health Flemingsburg - ing coming between disparities and the social $726,380.01 spring and summer of determinants of health, Frenchburg - next year. vaccination including: community $141,132.66 programs; medical care; health workers, public Morehead - testing; contact tracing; benefits navigators, re- $1,958,247.99 support for isolation or mediation of lead paint or Owingsville - quarantine; supports for other lead hazards, and $407,342.51 vulnerable populations to community violence inter- Salt Lick - $45,977.50 access medical or public vention programs; Sharpsburg - $87,528.14 health services; public • Building stronger “Local governments health surveillance (e.g., neighborhoods and com- have been important part- monitoring case trends, munities, including: sup- FRED ROSE AUCTION ners in our battle against genomic sequencing for portive housing and other Sat. July 31, 2021 @ 9:00 a.m. COVID-19, and we know variants); enforcement of services for individuals Location: 64 Willowdell Drive, Ewing, KY 41039 they have taken on great public health orders; pub- experiencing homeless- On site parking and overflow parking @ 4903 Elizaville Rd Ewing Ky hardship and expenses lic communication efforts; ness, development of af- Auction signs will be posted to protect our people,” enhancement to health fordable housing, and said Gov. Beshear. “I’m care capacity, including housing vouchers and relieved our eligible city through alternative care assistance relocating to governments will receive facilities; purchases of neighborhoods with high- these funds, because if we personal protective equip- er levels of economic op- are to build a better Ken- ment; support for preven- portunity; tucky, we must ensure tion, mitigation, or other • Addressing educa- our communities are sup- services in congregate liv- tional disparities exac- ported and positioned for ing facilities (e.g., nursing erbated by COVID-19, growth.” homes, incarceration set- including: early learn- Huge Auction! The Department for Lo- tings, homeless shelters, ing services, increas- Don’t miss this auction! Tons of Items! All day auction! cal Government (DLG) group living facilities) ing resources for high- was tasked with distrib- and other key settings poverty school districts, On behalf of the Fred Rose Estate we’re offering a terrific selection of items! Take this opportunity to uting these funds. Non- like schools; ventilation educational services like purchase some great, like new equipment. entitlement cities, or improvements in congre- tutoring or afterschool Property: Begins @ 11:00 : 6+/- acres, barn w/ shed, 2 - metal bldgs

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license version, and whose Monday through Friday by tomers are still welcome. improves security by elimi- dard driver’s license, but a Driver Licensing name and address have not appointment only. Appli- A choice between a REAL nating in-office card pro- REAL ID or other form of changed, now can do so on- cants who require testing ID and a new standard duction machinery. federally approved identifi- cont. from pg. 1 line. Visit dlrenewal.ky.gov by KSP for a permit, driv- card version. Both feature Transition of licensing cation, such as a passport tion, 49 of Kentucky’s 120 for more information. er license or commercial security upgrades and are services was launched with or military ID, eventually counties will have made the KYTC regional offices – driver license may make an available with a choice of passage of House Bill 453 will be needed by people 18 transfer of services. the only place where Ken- appointment online by visit- four-year or eight-year ex- during the 2020 Kentucky and older for boarding com- Residents of counties tuckians can get a REAL ID ing KSP’s website, selecting piration. (Eight years for all General Assembly. Coun- mercial flights and access- making the transition may – are currently operating written or road testing and CDLs.) ties having already made ing military bases and fed- renew or apply for a REAL in Bowling Green, Burling- then locating the schedule Service at ANY regional the transition are Adair, eral buildings that currently ID or new standard card ton, Catlettsburg, Colum- associated with their county office, regardless of cus- Ballard, Breathitt, Caldwell, require identification. En- version of driver license, bia, Elizabethtown, Frank- of residence. tomer’s county of resi- Carlisle, Casey, Elliott, Fay- forcement is scheduled to learner permits, commer- fort, Jackson, Lexington, Next Level Licensing dence. ette, Fleming, Floyd, Frank- begin May 3, 2023. cial driver licenses (CDL) Louisville/Bowman Field The transition to a new Periodic “Pop-up Driver lin, Fulton, Garrard, Green, First-time application for and ID cards at any KYTC (appointment only), Lou- model for license issuance Licensing” visits to counties Hancock, Hardin, Hart, a REAL ID must be made in Driver Licensing Regional isville/Dixie Highway (ap- is more than a change of of- without a regional office to Hickman, Hopkins, Knott, person at a Driver Licens- Office. Applicants are en- pointment only), Louisville/ fice locations. “Our regional offer on-site application and Lee, Livingston, Madison, ing Regional office. Specific couraged to make an ap- Hurstbourne, Madisonville, offices also offer a more se- renewal services. Magoffin, Martin, Mc- documentation is required. pointment online, which Morehead, Owensboro, Pa- cure issuance process and License applicants re- Cracken, McCreary, Me- A list of acceptable docu- can be done at drive.ky.gov. ducah, Prestonsburg, Rich- upgraded card security fea- ceive a temporary identifi- nifee, Metcalfe, Morgan, mentation and a link to take Walk-in customers are wel- mond and Somerset, with tures to curb fraud,” KYTC cation document at the end Muhlenberg, Owen, Ow- an interactive quiz that pop- comed on a first-come, first- more offices planned Secretary Jim Gray said. of the transaction for use sley, Pulaski, Rockcastle, ulates a personalized list of served basis until available Driver Testing Driver Licensing Region- until the permanent card ar- Rowan, Russell, Webster, documents is available at slots are filled. Kentucky State Police will al Offices will offer the fol- rives by mail at their home Wolfe and Woodford. drive.ky.gov | IDocument For the first time in Ken- continue to administer all lowing: address. This reduces the REAL ID Guide. tucky, license holders who permit and license testing. Online appointment wait time for printing cre- Kentucky will continue want to renew their current Testing services are offered scheduling. Walk-in cus- dentials during visits and offering the option of a stan-

lar Car Challenge to the C&C Industrial, Maggard’s tary School, from $7000 to district’s vocational pro- Solar Cats Community Heating and Cooling, Funds $10,000 a year. He noted gram facilities, including cont. from pg. 1 - Siemens Mechanical Harvey and Jan Tackett, that the elementary princi- nursing, information tech- Drawing Award - 1st Place - American Legion, Carolina cont. from pg. 1 pals are among the lowest nology, consumer sciences, still completing the most Classic Division - Awarded Solar Energy, David Nev- of Education by July 31, paid school administrators business, and engineering. laps with the solar battery to Devin Matthews for best ille, Major Brand Tire and with the board to approve a in the district and their sti- Melton agreed and said, power they have. overall mechanical CAD Automotive Services, Citi- budget by August 31. pends needed to be raised “We will ask big.” The Solar Cats placed designs zens Bank, and Morehead Evans said 20 percent of to be comparable with the In other matters before 2nd in the nation in the - Lehman Marks Award Routing. the funds are required to two other principals. the board: Classic Division against - Awarded to Maynard Re- The Solar Car Challenge be used for services to help During the regular meet- * District Technology Co- four other schools from inhardt for displaying the started in 1995 as a way to students “catch up” with ing, a majority of board ordinator John Slone pre- Connecticut, Florida, Tex- true spirit of solar car rac- help educate students in instruction affected by the members voted against sented the annual school as, and Kentucky (Ballard ing. science, technology, en- COVID-19 pandemic. All Stewart’s proposal, 3 to 2, security update Memorial High School). - Order of the Solar Cell gineering, mathematics, of the funds must be spent with Steele, Christy Shaw, * Food Service Director They completed 258 laps - Awarded to Dakota Davis (STEM) and other fields over the next two years. and Carla Bowling voting Vickie Wells highlighted on the track, equal to 387 - Classic Division Team about solar energy and to According to the spend- no, and Stewart and Brenda the district’s cooks and bus miles. Winner First Racing Day encourage them to design, ing plan presented by Ev- Holder voting yes. drivers during the Staff They fell behind the - Classic Division Team building, and race road- ans, $90,000 was allocated Board members also took Spotlight and gave a report first place team, the Kent Winner Third Racing Day" worthy solar-powered ve- to response to intervention; the first steps toward plans on the district’s Food Ser- School Holy Solars from Their vehicle, named hicles. $1.2 million to curriculum to renovate the Bath County vice performance over the Connecticut, by six laps (9 The Appalachian Spirit, The annual race takes and instruction; $90,000 Middle School building by past year, including during miles) over three days of is just over 16 feet long, place on a two-year cycle, to preschool; $658,000 to approving the formation of the pandemic. She also racing, after a rough sec- about 5.5 feet wide, and 4.5 one year on the closed technology; and $6 million a Local Planning Commit- said that the district’s Ju- ond day of racing. They feet tall, and weighs about track Texas Motor Speed- for transportation and facili- tee (LPC) and allowing the nior Chef Program will be finished first in laps on 864 pounds. way and the second year ties, including purchase of LPC to begin the process competing in August and their first and third days of The Appalachian Spirit on an open-road course. new playground equipment of creating a “finding” on that her department had re- racing. is powered a Motenergy Last year’s open road for disabled students at the the current District Facility ceived another Fresh Fruit In addition to placing 2nd 4 horsepower electric mo- race was cancelled due to elementary schools and re- Plan (DFP) for the middle and Vegetable grant for the in their division, the Solar tor and 4 Mighty Max ML the COVID-19 pandemic. placement of the HVAC sys- school renovation. elementary schools for the Cats also brought home 75-12 batteries, which are Next year’s open road race tem at the high school. Under the current DFP, third year in a row. the following awards: charged by 5 Silfab solar is scheduled to run from Board members voted which was last updated in * approved the creation - Texas Instruments panels. Fort Worth, Texas to Colo- during their regular meet- 2016, the top priority is for a of position for a Fam- Award - Awarded to the This year’s team spon- rado. ing later in the evening to new middle school. In June ily Resource/Youth Service Kentucky Solar Cats team sors included Henderson approve the spending plan the district received notice Center social-emotional for best presenting the So- Services, Geenex Solar, as presented by Evans and that state’s School Facility well-being specialist and to approve assurances for Construction Commission job description, to be paid the ESSER-III funds. (SFCC) had made a $7.1 through a GEER (Gover- Following the spending million offer of assistance nor’s Emergency Education plan, board members also toward the middle school’s Relief) funds approved the creation of renovation. * Supt. Evans said Lorin- two interventionist posi- The building, which was da Jamison will be the new tions, four Virtual Academy constructed in 1938 and has Director of Pupil Personnel, instructor positions, and served the district since following the retirement three additional district that time as Owingsville of Kim Biddle on August itinerant special education High School, Bath County 1, and the Crossroads El- paraprofessional positions High School, and since ementary Site-Based De- using ESSER-III funds. 2010 as Bath County Mid- cision-Making Council will Kristal Robinson, busi- dle School, is in dire need begin the process of hiring ness teacher at Bath County of updates and renovations. a new principal. High School, and Cami Ste- Michael Melton, who * Supt. Evans also said vens, language arts teacher was recently hired as the that Gov. Andy Beshear had at Bath County Middle district’s Transportation just announced his recom- School, representing the and Facility Director, said mendations for a safe re- Bath County Education As- the process of a finding turn-to-school in August on sociation, requested during was necessary because the Monday amidst the rising the meeting’s work session DFP’s listing is for a new number of cases of the CO- that board members use a middle school, not renova- VID-19 Delta variant, and portion of the school dis- tions. He said if there is he said the district would trict’s ESSER-III funds for more than one facility proj- wait until after August 2 stipends or raises for all ect updated, the entire DFP to making any decisions school staff. would have to be updated for the district. School is During their presentation as well. scheduled to begin for stu- they noted that the majority Supt. Evans said that a dents on August 12. of school districts across new LPC would have to * approved advertise- the state have set aside be created in order to up- ment and request for pro- some of their ESSER-III date the district facility posals for cafeteria furni- funds for staff raises rang- plan because of potential ture ing from 1 percent to 3 per- renovation projects at mul- * approved a Memoran- cent or for stipends. tiple schools in the next few dum of Agreement (MOA) Robinson noted that cer- years. for the 2021-22 for the Com- tified staff in Bath County Melton agreed and said munity Education grant; an have not had a significant an updated DFP would put MOA between Morehead pay raise for several years the district “ahead of the State University and the dis- and that district certified game” and be eligible for trict for the dual credit pro- salaries are not staying more funding. gram for the 2021-22 school competitive with surround- Board member John year; approved an MOA be- ing school districts. She Steele said that the design tween Morehead State and also said this discourages for the middle school reno- the district for the student- dedicated staff because vation would take a while to teacher program for 2021- they do not receive pay in- do because it is an historic 22; and an MOA between creases after 27 years. building, while the design the Kentucky Department Supt. Evans said a $500 for the high school’s HVAC of Education and the dis- stipend to all staff members would need to be done as trict for Student Health and would cost $200,000, and quickly as possible. Academic Achievement $1000 stipend, $400,000. Melton also told board * approved the transpor- Board member John members during the meet- tation cost-per-mile reim- Steele said he did not have ings work session that the bursement of $2.21 per mile a problem with a stipend, school district could qualify for 202-22 fiscal year but the board would need for up to $10 million as part * approved House Bill 352 to look at the spending plan. of a $175 million in funds set funds request for school Board member Burnsy aside this legislative session safety facility upgrades, in Stewart said the stipends for upgrades to the district’s the amount of $53,418 would have to come out of vocational education facili- * approved the Office of the $6 million set aside for ties. The filing deadline for Vocational Rehabilitation facility renovations. the funds is in October. He Community Work Transi- Board members agreed said the district does qualify tion Program for 2021-22 to table the request until for to apply for the funds * met for 25 minutes in next month’s board meet- and that a draft BG-1 would closed session to discuss ing. be required. pending/potential litigation Stewart also proposed Board members Stewart with board attorney Shelly an increase in stipends for suggested that they look at Williams, and took no ac- both principals at Owings- potential upgrades not only tion upon returning to open ville Elementary School to the Chenault Agricultural session and Crossroads Elemen- Center but also to all of the Student Banking Open your account today! made Simple 114 Main St

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Vol. 155 No. 30 Thursday, July 29, 2021 Community celebrates grand opening of Menifee Central School

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The public was invited on Saturday morning to the grand opening of Menifee Central School, located on Wynn Flat Road. The new K-8 school will take all students who pre- viously attended Menifee Elementary School and Botts Elementary School. Over 400 people were in attendance at the grand opening ceremony, and several shiny new class- rooms were open as well as the gymnasium, cafeteria, and library. Local officials in- cluding Supt. Tim Spencer, Board chairman Greg Spencer, and MCS Principal Kelli Abney welcomed visitors as well as Judge/Executive Rick Stiltner, Mayor Edward Bryant, State Representative David Hale, State Senator Brandon Storm, State Senator Ralph Alvarado, Tatum Dale, representative for Congressman Andy Barr, and Dr. Kelly Foster from the Kentucky Department of Education. Ray Wells was recognized during the ceremony, and Assistant Principal Ashley Pelfrey placed items inside a time capsule to be opened in 25 years. Grand Jury Menifee Central Grand Opening Speech By Carter Wells indicts nine We are here today to celebrate the grand open- voked operator’s license on ing of Menifee Central. As The Menifee Grand Jury Nov. 15, 2020; one count of I stand here, I want to take was in session on June 28, trafficking in a controlled a moment to reflect on my 2021, and returned nine substance, first degree,time as a student at Me- felony indictments. first offense – Carfentanil nifee Elementary. I was for- A grand jury indictment or Fentanyl Derivatives, tunate to begin my school is not a conviction but a for- 13.28 grams of Fentnyl; career at what will now be mal statement of charges one count of operating a known as the old Menifee against an individual be- motor vehicle under the Elementary Campus. Start- fore a case is turned over influence of substances,ing at the old campus has to a prosecutor in circuit 1st offense; one count of really given me the oppor- court. following another vehicle tunity to see where this All individuals are con- too closely; and one count campus has come from and sidered innocent until of possession of drug para- where it is going. Never proven guilty or pleading phernalia (syringe, digital did I think when I began guilty in court. scale, and glass pipe). my first class at Menifee * Michael K. Campbell, Deputy Carter also pro- Elementary that I would be 36, was indicted on one vided testimony in this standing here, in a brand count of speeding 26 or case new building with struc- more miles per hour over * Joshua Haney, 36, was tural integrity, brand new the speed limit on US High- indicted on one count of matching furniture, and way 460 in Menifee County theft by unlawful taking classrooms with adequate school: The first is oppor- presentations, and an out- nities for students to col- on April 7, 2021; one count (auto), $500 or more but equipment for their sub- tunity. Students attending door activity area. These laborate and socialize with of reckless driving; one less than $10,000, for tak- jects. Menifee Central will now are all things that we have their fellow students, such count of operating a motor ing a 1999 black Dodge I bring this up because it have the opportunity to do dreamed of for a long time as adjustable seating with- vehicle under the influence Dakota pickup on April 3-4, is reflective of the Menifee things like never before. and it has now become a in the classrooms to allow of substances/1st offense; 2021, belonging to Leshia County School District. To This new building provides reality for students enter- for collaboration, the var- one count of possession Williams and valued at think about where we have the perfect blend of aca- ing Menifee Central this ied seating in the cafeteria of a controlled substance, $2500; and one count of come from, to where we’re demic and extracurricular year. first degree, first offense, being a persistent felony now going, is truly amaz- activities. This building The second word that 0.080 grams of metham- offender, first degree, for ing. We are now bringing Speech is equipped with larger comes to mind is Excite- phetamine; one count a previous guilty plea in together two separate el- classrooms, well-equipped ment. Excitement in the cont. on pg. 14 of possession of drug Morgan Circuit Court to ementary schools to form science labs, and an abun- sense that students enter- paraphernalia (four glass one count of receiving Menifee Central, and I can dance of technology to ing this building are get- pipes); one count of crimi- stolen property (auto) un- imagine that the results aid in academic success, ting a fresh clean start after nal mischief, third degree, der $10,000, possession of from this will be incredible. as well as a beautiful, spa- a chaotic year dealing with for damaging a bench at drug paraphernalia, theft There are three words cious, new gymnasium for the pandemic. Student life the Menifee County Sher- by unlawful taking (auto), that come to mind when our sports, an actual stage- in this building will offer iff’s Office, valued at $250; over $500, driving on sus- I think about this new area for performances and many places and opportu- one count of tampering pended license, and theft with physical evidence, for by unlawful taking, under concealing a clear glass $500, and previous guilty bottle in the back of Dep- pleas in Morgan Circuit uty Justin Carter’s patrol Court to theft by unlawful vehicle; and one count of taking, over $300, receiv- license to be in possession. ing stolen property, over Deputy Carter provided $500, and burglary, 2nd de- testimony in this case. gree, assault, 4th degree, www.amishheritagefurniture.com * George Christopher Buying All Grades of Export Logs Including Cockerham, 41, was in- Grand Jury Walnut And Low Grade Logs as Well 606-763-9048 dicted on one count of op- erating on a suspended/re- cont. on pg. 14 5895 US 68 May’s Lick, KY 674 Turner Road, Flemingsburg, KY 41041 Hours: Mon-Sat 9am to 5pm • Closed Thursday & Sunday 14 - July 29, 2021 Your Hometown Newspaper News Outlook community OVER THE HILL A BIRD IN THE its’ best to not get hit by ry short……the bird was this yourself! And you’re looking back! keep the broom and the HOUSE the ceiling fan! I chased released and the storm not going to fool with this I think he got the hairspray handy. Just in By Kathleen Perry it with a broom as it lit on door was shut…. never to “catch and release stuff message this time. But I’ll case. A few of months ago, everything in both rooms, be propped open again! again!” after cooking some cab- always managing to stay But, as we know, Looking for a bage and stinking up the just out of my reach. the best laid plans of mice spray can of “anything”, I is up to you, the students, whole house, I propped Finally, after the and men sometimes do ran to the bathroom and Speech faculty, and community the kitchen storm door bird knocked down every not work! And one day grabbed the can of hair- cont. from pg. 1 to continue to build this open in an effort to air dust tag in the house, I last week, for some un- spray. Then the broom. school’s legacy. You now the place out a little. I gave up and called my known reason, I propped I think Mr. Bird, area, and the impressive have a beautiful and func- love cooked cabbage but son, Greg for some help. that door open again! A noticing the glint in my media center. Also, I’m tional building, and with it I don’t like smelling it for In a few minutes he ar- few minutes later, with eyes, took the hint and sure there will be a lot of comes great expectations. hours on end once the rived and I waited on the no warning, I heard that decided that now would excitement from the teach- I’m sure that you will sur- cabbage is gone! porch as he checked it familiar flappity-flop noise be the right time to leave ers and administration that pass these expectations. In about ten or out. In practically no time that was the unmistak- my kitchen! this building offers accu- In conclusion, I would fifteen minutes I heard at all, Greg came out the able sound of bird-wings- My memory gets rate clocks to keep track like to thank the entire Me- this strange flip-flopdoor with bird-in-hand! in-the-kitchen! a little blurry here, but I of time and classes, and nifee County community noise coming from the When the bird had darted As it flew round and think I heard someone several restrooms on each who have made this pos- living room which joins behind a curtain, it was round the ceiling light in calling that bird every- floor, so that classes can sible. For without the dedi- the kitchen. To my utter caught and the chase was the kitchen, I gave myself thing but a milk cow as start and end on time. cation, determination, and surprise I found a bird in over! a talking! I said, “Self! You he flew off at break-neck The last word that comes vision of all of those who the living room, trying To make a long sto- are going to take care of speed, never once even to mind is Legacy. The leg- were involved in the pro- acy of Menifee Central is cess; this building and the in your hands. This amaz- students' experience would count of trafficking in a was indicted on one count age of 16 to sexual contact ing building has raised not have been the same. Grand Jury controlled substance, first of operating on a suspend- in a continuing course of the school to a new level, Thank you! cont. from pg. 1 degree, first offense – Her- ed/revoked operator’s conduct from March 18, comparable or better than oin, 1.393 gram mixture of license on April 14, 2021; 2018 through September any district around, and it and criminal mischief, 1st Heroin, Fentanyl, Cocaine, one count of possession 19, 2019; one count of degree. Methamphetamine, Tra- of a controlled substance, sodomy, second degree, Deputy Troyal Cox pro- madol, and Gabapentin; first degree, first offense, for engaging in deviate vided testimony in this one count of possession 0.435 grams of metham- sexual intercourse with case. of a controlled substance, phetamine; and one count another person less than Menifee and Rowan * Justina S. McPher- third degree, 8 Clonaz- of tampering with physi- 14 years of age in a con- son, 33, was indicted on epam and 2 Gabapentin; cal evidence, for trying to tinuing course of conduct; one count of trafficking and one count of posses- conceal a small baggie of one count of rape, second District Courts to Restart in a controlled substance, sion of drug paraphernalia methamphetamine under- degree, for engaging in 1st degree, 1st offense – (3 digital scales and sev- neath leaves o the ground. sexual intercourse with an- Show Cause Dockets Carfentanil or Fentanyl eral small baggies). Deputy Carter provided other person less than 14 Derivatives, for traffick- Deputy Carter provided testimony in this case. years old in a continuing ing in 13.28 grams of Fe- testimony in this case. * Floyd Barker, 30, was course of conduct; and one August 1, 2021 natyl on Nov. 15, 2020; * Kenneth W. Welch, indicted one count of sex- count of incest, for hav- The Supreme Court of fines due that have not one count of possession 49, was indicted on one ual abuse, first degree, for ing sexual intercourse or of a controlled substance, Kentucky ahs authorized been paid and fail to ap- count of trafficking in subjected another person deviate sexual intercourse Courts to restart show pear to request an exten- first degree, first offense, a controlled substance, to sexual contact who was with a person who is less 0.150 grams of Fentanyl; cause dockets for the non- sion. Payment Orders with first degree, first offense incapable of consent, who than 18 years of age in a payment of fines as of July Show Cause Court dates and one count of posses- – Carfentanil or Fentanyl was less than 12 years old, continuing course of con- sion of drug paraphernalia 1, 2021. The Menifee and have previously been sent Derivatives, for trafficking on December 24, 2020. duct. Rowan District Courts to the address of record to (syringe, digital scale, and in 53.28 grams of Fentanyl Kentucky State Police Kentucky State Police glass pipe). conduct Show Cause dock- those that have fines due. on Nov. 15, 2020; and one Detective Nathan Short- Trooper Jason Brown pro- ets in July without issuing If you have moved with- Deputy Carter provided count of possession of ridge provided testimony vided testimony in this testimony in this case. warrants for those who out informing the Court, drug paraphernalia (sy- in this case. case. did not pay fines or appear have questions about the * Kevin Todd Rudd, 52, ringe, digital scale, and * Eric M. Kingsbury, 46, The Grand Jury also was indicted on one count and request and exten- amount you owe or to find glass pipe). was indicted on one count continued twelve cases sion. Beginning August 1, out your court date you can of trafficking in marijuana, Deputy Carter also pro- of sexual abuse, first de- until their next session on less than 8 ounces, for 2021, Menifee and Rowan call the Menifee Circuit vided testimony in this gree, who, he, being over August 23, 2021. District Courts will being Clerk at 606-768-3008 and selling less than 8 ounces case. the age of 21, subjected a on October 9, 2020; one ALE8_BEST-AD_10-5x10-5.pdf 1 1/23/15 5:04 PM issuing “pay or stay” war- the Rowan Circuit Clerk at * Timmy Yates, Jr., 41, person who was under the rants for those who have 606-783-8505.

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