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Warren County Public Schools Vendors Paid in the 2014‐2015 Fiscal Year Sorted by Vendor Name Warren County Public Schools Vendors Paid in the 2014‐2015 Fiscal Year Sorted by Vendor Name Vendor Name Total Paid 1099EXPRESS.COM, INC. 99.00 360TRAINING.COM, INC 60.00 3SCREENS.COM 1,250.00 4IMPRINT, INC. FKA Neslon Marketing 841.69 A BOOK COMPANY LLC 225.00 AAA ALARMS, INC. 360.00 ABDIRIZAK ALI 87.50 ABELL & ATHERTON EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING, INC. 6,091.02 ABLE NET, INC. 651.19 ABSHER, ISAAC 8.85 ACADEMIC EDGE, INC. 84,160.00 ACCO BRANDS CORPORATION 86.56 ACCUCUT, LLC 74.00 ACCURATE LABEL DESIGNS, INC. 150.95 ACCUTRAIN CORPORATION 451.00 ACE FENCE COMPANY 58,095.50 ACE HARDWARE 2,400.17 ACHIEVE LEARNING SOLUTIONS CORPORATION 1,215.00 ACT, INC 19.50 ACTIVE NETWORK, INC. 6,212.50 ADAM VINCENT 134.66 ADAMS, HEATHER 83.20 ADKINS, LAUREN 16.55 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS 22,500.00 ADVANCE EDUCATION, INC 15,050.00 ADVANCED KENTUCKY 345.00 AFFORDABLE ASPHALT SEALCOATING & STRIPING, LLC 24,435.20 AFFORDABLE COMPUTER PRODUCTS, INC. 547.75 AGC 15,364.00 AHMAD MUHSEN AL‐SAFI 275.00 AHMED, KAROL 10.00 AHMED, ZAKRIYA 14.10 AICPA 525.00 AIR MEDICAL GROUP HOLDINGS 3,506.00 AIRGAS, INC. 453.78 AKINS, SHERI 19.00 AL J SCHNEIDER COMPANY 24,190.80 ALBERT BENNETT, III 63.80 ALFORD, RONNIE 12.81 ALIC, MEHDIN 20.30 ALICE TRAINING INSTITUTE, LLC 442.97 ALL AMERICAN SPORTS CORPORATION 19,647.92 Warren County Public Schools Vendors Paid in the 2014‐2015 Fiscal Year Sorted by Vendor Name Vendor Name Total Paid ALLEN, BRITTANY 141.38 ALLEN, KAELA 12.20 ALLEN, ROBERT 1,131.90 ALLIANCE CORPORATION 4,313,462.51 ALLIANT INTEGRATORS, INC. 146,556.36 ALT32 ARCHITECTURE 319,548.42 ALUMINUM ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1,170.00 ALVATON NURSERY 37,105.96 ALVATON PTO 100.00 AMERICAN ASSOC. OF SCHOOL PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATORS 295.00 AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY, INC. 5,798.11 AMERICAN BUS & ACCESSORIES, INC. 195,976.02 AMERICAN ENGINEERS, INC. 5,400.00 AMERICAN FUTURE SYSTEMS, INC. 304.95 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 81.00 AMERICAN RED CROSS 3,965.00 AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND MATERIALS 128.75 AMONETT, ROBIN 26.54 AMY M FITZGIBBONS 270.00 ANA RECINOS‐ECHEVERRIA 7.00 ANCHOR TOURS INC 4,596.00 ANDREA HIBBITT 7.00 ANDREW JACKSON FOUNDATION 480.00 ANDREW MIKOVCH 113.33 ANDREW, KRISTOPHER 14.70 ANDROA NORLING 3,750.00 ANDY G. MILLER JR. 428.81 ANIXTER INC. 3,434.65 ANSMAR PUBLISHERS, INC. 456.50 ANSTED, CASSANDRA 25.05 ANTHONY, VETRIA W. 54.60 AP SUMMER INSTITUTE 30.00 APEX LEARNING INC 126,900.00 APPERSON INC. 2,605.38 APPLE COMPUTER 469,782.46 ARAMARK INC 596.30 ARAMARK UNIFORM SERVICES 17,363.17 ARMSTRONG MEDICAL 819.32 ARNOLD CONSULTING ENGINEERING 86,071.40 ART EDUCATION TASK FORCE INC. 2,050.00 ASHFORD TRS POOL LLC 283.82 ASHLEY CAVENDER 7.00 ASI ASSOCIATES INC 121.91 ASSET GENIE INC. 85.50 Warren County Public Schools Vendors Paid in the 2014‐2015 Fiscal Year Sorted by Vendor Name Vendor Name Total Paid AT&T CORP 1,121.09 AT&T MOBILITY II LLC 14,438.14 ATLANTIS SUBSCRIPTIONS 869.00 ATLAS ENTERPRISES 317,303.00 ATMOS ENERGY 171,784.25 AZHER MUSA 143.75 B & H FOTO & ELECTRONICS CORP. 22,263.60 B G MUFFLER 1,571.07 BAKER, GARY 20.00 BAKER, JOHN 43.90 BAKER, SARAH 719.25 BANCROFT COMMERCIAL, INC. 223.74 BANK OF NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY 10,223,527.98 BANKHEAD, AMY 200.00 BANKS, GRETCHEN 1,120.08 BANKS, LANA 169.68 BARKSDALE, TEVIN 46.50 BARNES AND NOBLE, INC. 22,083.32 BARNES DISTRIBUTION 6,997.17 BARREN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 2,560.50 BARREN COUNTY BUSINESS SUPPLY, INC. 301,022.73 BARREN RIVER AREA DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT 100.00 BARREN RIVER DISTRICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT 120.00 BART CHRISTIAN 340.00 BASHAM, DON 220.45 BASHAM, JEFFREY 478.00 BATES, CASEY 442.47 BATHUNE, SHELITA 30.12 BATTELLE FOR KIDS 57.66 BATTERIES PLUS 9,595.83 BAXTER, CINDY 30.60 BAXTER, LINDA 13.25 BEACH, LOGAN 9.40 BEALS, CINDY 994.89 BECKMANN, RINA 10.48 BEECH BEND PARK, INC. 1,954.00 BELCHER, SHARON 987.99 BELK, BRANDON 14.25 BELL, ORR, AYERS, & MOORE, PSC 120,167.61 BENNETT, JACK 575.96 BENNETTS CARPETS, INC 47,652.28 BEREA COLLEGE 79.79 BEST ONE TIRE OF BOWLING GREEN 95,845.93 BETTY JEAN CUMMINGS 125.00 Warren County Public Schools Vendors Paid in the 2014‐2015 Fiscal Year Sorted by Vendor Name Vendor Name Total Paid BG CHEMICALS, INC. 56,584.39 BIG B CLASSIC CLEANERS #5 262.50 BILINGUAL DICTIONARIES, INC. 1,852.47 BILLY LAWRENCE 110.00 BIO COMPANY INC 566.60 BITNER, BRENDA 813.69 BITTERLING, ANDREW 28.35 BLACKBOARD INC. 28,000.06 BLAIR, CHARLES 7.50 BLAND ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. 11,695.00 BLANKENSHIP, KATIE 882.38 BLANKENSHIP, TAYLOR 157.98 BLANTON, DANNY RAY 26.75 BLAST INTERMEDIATE UNIT 17 (PATTAN) 1,734.85 BLB OAK TREE ENTERPRISES LLC 6,222.30 BLEDSOE, JAMES 420.00 BLICK ART MATERIALS LLC 2,329.55 BLUE MOON PORT A POT 42,617.12 BLUECOTTON, INC. 7,868.07 BLUEGRASS KESCO, INC. 14,291.24 BLUEGRASS MATERIALS COMPANY, LLC 37,768.88 BLUEGRASS RECREATIONAL PRODUCTS 106.00 BLUEGRASS SIGNS OF BOWLING GREEN, LLC 11,940.00 BLUEGRASS UNIFORMS, INC. 47.96 BLYTHE, ALAN 126.42 BOARD OF EDUCATION OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, KY 300.00 BOBBIE NOALL 215.89 BOGGESS, RYAN 9.59 BOLSTER, DANIEL 10.75 BOLSTER, SANDRA 113.40 BOOTH, NANCY 1,650.71 BORDEN, TASHA 99.00 BOSMA, MICHELLE 10.07 BOWERS, SHANNA 1,323.42 BOWLES, RITA 575.19 BOWLING GREEN AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, INC. 1,888.00 BOWLING GREEN BASEBALL LLC 4,337.00 BOWLING GREEN FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE LODGE #13 50.00 BOWLING GREEN GLASS CO. LLC 14,944.72 BOWLING GREEN HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION INC 880.00 BOWLING GREEN INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS 182.00 BOWLING GREEN JR. HIGH SCHOOL 250.00 BOWLING GREEN MUNICIPAL UTILITIES 1,088,122.63 BOWLING GREEN PARKS & RECREATION 1,730.00 Warren County Public Schools Vendors Paid in the 2014‐2015 Fiscal Year Sorted by Vendor Name Vendor Name Total Paid BOWLING GREEN RUBBER & GASKET CO. 4,071.65 BOWLING GREEN TENT RENTAL, INC. 560.00 BOWLING GREEN WARREN CO. COMMUNITY ED. BOARD 3,900.00 BOWLING GREEN WARREN COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL CO. 500.00 BOWLING GREEN WINFASTENER CO. 2,436.70 BOWLING GREEN WINLECTRIC CO. 40,290.58 BOWLING GREEN WINNELSON CO. 520.01 BRAINPOP LLC. 21,175.00 BRANAGH INFORMATION GROUP INC. 7,620.00 BRASSFIELD, SUSANNA 14.40 BRATTON, BRENDA 5.88 BRATTON, ERNEST 13.06 BREIWA, SARA 27.60 BRENDA D. MCCLAIN 2,800.00 BREWER, JOHN 946.58 BRIAN C ADAMS 5,624.00 BRIAN D REID 150.00 BRIARWOOD ELEMENTARY PTO 250.00 BRICKYARD CAFE 1,650.00 BRIDGESTONE AMERICAS, INC. 24,757.77 BRIGHT STAR CHILDREN'S THEATRE, LLC 695.00 BRITTANY BASHAM 7.00 BRITTENHAM, SHERI 1,611.96 BRITTNEE DAILEY 7.00 BROADDUS, JACK 26.85 BROCKMAN, JAN 200.00 BROOKWOOD FARMS, INC. 15,562.00 BROWN HOTEL 271.26 BROWN, CAMERON 8.75 BROWN, MACIE 8.65 BROWN, THOMAS 17.00 BROWNING, CATHRYN ANNELL 474.18 BROWNING, CHRISTY 1,107.57 BROWNING, DAVID 2,119.17 BROWNS ICE CREAM CO. INC. 102,604.25 BRUCE, SUE 241.38 BRYAN M. WHITLER 31,000.00 BRYANT DOWNTOWN HOTEL, LLC 254.66 BRYANT, MATTHEW 1,497.92 BRYCE, CHRISTY 436.56 BSN SPORTS 33,582.98 BUD'S PRODUCE 79,701.65 BUILDING SYSTEMS & ACOUSTICS, INC. 500.00 BULKA, BARBARA 28.07 Warren County Public Schools Vendors Paid in the 2014‐2015 Fiscal Year Sorted by Vendor Name Vendor Name Total Paid BUNTON, CHERYL 117.60 BURKETT, KRISTEN 18.20 BURNAM, CEDRIC 14.80 BURNS, LAURA 283.68 BUSHELMAN, EDDY 267.21 BUSHELMAN, HEATHER 413.08 BUSINESS 21 PUBLISHING LLC 210.62 BUTLER, SANDRA 50.00 BUTTS, DALLAS 71.19 BUTTS, VANESSA OLDHAM 231.60 BYBEE, LANDON 17.80 C & T DESIGN & EQMT CO 40,248.16 C B LESTER LLC 132.30 CABLE, DEBORAH 28.00 CAERT, INC. 1,909.96 CALVERT SPRING WATER 1,422.80 CAMBIUM LEARNING, INC. 222.09 CAMBRIDGE MARKET & CAFE, INC 277.86 CAMPBELL, CASEY 786.75 CANTRELL, ALICE 1,050.22 CANTRELL, JESSICA 10.35 CARLOCK, SARA 19.90 CARNEGIE LEARNING, INC 3,508.10 CAROLINA BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY 7,796.56 CARR, LESLIE 1,884.37 CARTER DOUGLAS COMPANY LLC 136,369.90 CARTER, AMY 454.26 CARTER, KAYE 209.16 CARVER, JEANNE ANN 5.17 CASSADY, ERICA 56.50 CAVANAH, ANGELA 54.60 CBC SPECIALTIES 19,100.00 CCH INCORPORATED 388.00 CDW 17,150.00 CDW LLC 147,682.69 CECIL, C. CHRIS 1,571.84 CED CREDIT OFFICE 25,000.00 CENGAGE LEARNING INC. 43,588.08 CENTERS, HEATHER 1,262.10 CENTRAL AVENUE HOTEL ASSOCIATION 382.81 CENTRAL PRODUCTS, LLC 1,419.72 CENTRAL STATES BUS SALES, INC. 3,332.40 CEREBELLUM 697.80 CEREBELLUM CORPORATION 1,343.82 Warren County Public Schools Vendors Paid in the 2014‐2015 Fiscal Year Sorted by Vendor Name Vendor Name Total Paid CEV MULTIMEDIA 2,710.00 CHAMBLISS, PEGGY 243.18 CHANEY'S DAIRY BARN 950.17 CHANNING L. BETE CO., INC 4,050.01 CHAPPELL, TRENT 10.45 CHARLES WOLFRAM 1,696.93 CHAS M MOORE INSURANCE AGENCY INCORPORATED 657,138.71 CHEDDAR'S OPERATIONS LLC 540.00 CHERYL HOLLAND 49.00 CHICK‐FIL‐A 6,455.29 CHILDCARE EDUCATION INSTITUTE, LLC 499.00 CHILES, CHRISTOPHER 23.00 CHRIS DECKER 1,645.14 CHRIS MILLER 163.70 CHRISTIAN, BETHANY 25.47 CHRISTINE A.
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